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ABOUT SILICON

RAW SILICON MUST BE TRANSFORMED AND/OR ENGINEERED
BEFORE IT CAN BE USED FOR BATTERY APPLICATIONS

Silicon is widely considered the next significant advance in battery technology as the theoretical charge capacity can be about 9X that of a typical graphite anode.

 

Silicon requires less voltage for charging and allows for reduced overvoltage.

 

Silicon may be the most abundant element in earth’s crust after oxygen, but like all other energy metals (lithium, graphite, cobalt, nickel and others):

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About

OPPORTUNITY

DEMAND TO REACH 3.8 M MT WORTH ABOUT US $10 BILLION BY 2025 (CRU)

 

NEW PLANTS NEEDED TO MEET DEMAND GROWTH 
GROWTH WILL BE DRIVEN BY DEMAND FOR CHEMICAL GRADE SILICON (2N+ Si)
 
  • Used as feedstock to make Silicones 

  • Used as feedstock to produce Polysilicon (for both Siemens and FBR processes) 

  • Transformed into Silicon powder (1 µm to 5 µm) used in specialty applications 

  • Used as feedstock to make engineered Silicon for battery applications

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Opportunity

CHARLEVOIX SILICA PROJECT

  • Mining friendly Quebec,
    Canada.

  • Approximately 120km from
    Quebec City.

  • Close to established
    townsite, highway, port,
    utility, and airport
    infrastructure.

  • Easily accessed via
    established resource roads

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Charlevoix

CHARLEVOIX SILICA PROJECT

  • Quartzite formation
    consisting of
    high grade silica
    extends into and
    is interpreted to
    thicken within the
    Charlevoix claim
    block.

  • Neighbouring Sitec’s
    active silica mining
    operations and
    Silicon Ridge project
    silica resource.

  • 2020 exploration
    consisted of detailed
    geological mapping,
    sampling, and
    VLF-EM to assess
    contacts between
    rock types.

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Charlevoix Project

PARTICIPATE IN THE SURGE

The silicone market was valued at $18.2 billion in 2018, and is expected to reach $91.4 billion by 2026, registering a CAGR of 22.5% from 2019 to 2026. (Technavio, Jan.2021)

UBS estimates that over the next ten years, the energy storage market in the United States alone could grow to as much as $426 billion, and there are many ways to buy into the surge! (CNBC, Dec. 2019)

FINANCING 

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FINANCING 

The Units offered as a part of the Offering shall be offered (i) pursuant to applicable prospectus exemptions in accordance with National Instrument 45-106 - Prospectus Exemptions or in Quebec pursuant to Regulation 45-106 respecting Prospectus Exemptions (“NI 45-106”), and (ii) to purchasers resident in all provinces of Canada, except Quebec, pursuant to the listed issuer financing exemption under Part 5A of NI 45-106. The Company may issue a minimum of 4,000,000 Units and a maximum of 11,500,000 Units for minimum gross proceeds of $200,000 and maximum gross proceeds of $575,000, respectively, under the listed issuer financing exemption. Units offered under the listed issuer financing exemption will not be subject to resale restrictions pursuant to applicable Canadian securities laws. All other securities issued pursuant to the Offering will be subject to the statutory hold period of four months and one day from the date of issuance in accordance with applicable Canadian securities laws.

CAPITAL STRUCTURE

ISSUED AND OUTSTANDING                                  30M

WARRANTS                                                                 11M
OPTIONS                                                                     2.6M
FULLY DILUTED*                                                      43.6M

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Capital Structure

THE TEAM

MING JANG, CPA, CGA
Director

Mr. Jang is a professional accountant with 25 years of senior financial management experience in various sectors, including cannabis, nonprofit organizations and mining.  He currently serves as a financial consultant to various private and publicly listed companies.  Mr. Jang has planned and executed taking several companies public including most recently Numinus Wellness Inc. and Ignite International Brands Ltd. He drives robust financial management and the set-up, implementation, and oversight of financial and regulatory processes.

PATRICK LEVASSEUR
Director

Patrick has over 10 years of experience as an Investment Executive with various Canadian Securities firms (ScotiaMcLeod, Research Capital, Laurentian Bank Securities). He’s also currently the chairman, CEO and president of BGF and an independent director of HPQ and owns Ice Age Gold, a mineral prospecting company.

ELYSSIA PATTERSON, MBA
CFO

Elyssia has extensive knowledge with the going public process with private start-ups. She works closely with private companies implementing strategies in order to list on the TSX or the CSE. 

 

Currently, Elyssia is CEO of Lycan Capital, a corporate communications and marketing consulting company focused on activities such as coordinating investor relations and advancing general corporate development of public companies.  She is a Director of VLCTY Capital Inc.(TSX.V; VLCY.P), CFO and Director of Snowy Owl Gold Corp. (CSE:SNOW), and has experience in the banking sector.

 

She holds a Bachelors Degree in Communications from Simon Fraser University and a MBA from Queensland University.

RAYMOND WLADICHUK, P.Geo.
CEO

Mr. Wladichuk, a British Columbia registered Professional Geoscientist, is a technical and managerial consultant in the natural resource, engineering, and construction industries. He has held executive and director positions for a number of publicly-traded resource companies. He is the principal of Waldo Sciences Inc., a science and engineering consulting company, headquartered in the North Okanagan, BC, Canada. He holds a Bachelor of Science in earth sciences and a graduate diploma in business administration.

LUTICIA MILLER
COO

Ms. Miller is an Executive Board Member for CFAR, the Circle for Aboriginal Relations, advocating for authentic, relationship-based co-creation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous industry players, prioritizing equity-based partnerships. She also serves on the steering committee of the Alberta IoT Fast Track Program's Angel Investment Group, facilitating investor access to scale-ready, advanced technology innovations from the Alberta ecosystem.

 

She holds an Executive MBA from the Queen's University, Smith School of Business and was the re

The Team

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+1 (877) Q SILICA

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VANCOUVER BC, V6E 3V

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