Lithium Corp. issues statement to clarify corporate identity

Lithium Corporaton issued a statement to clarify the Company’s corporate identity and reinforce its strategic direction following increased investor interest and market activity. On October 2, 2025, the Company announced the approval and realignment of rare earth elements claims at its Fluorspar exploration property in southern British Columbia, Canada. Fieldwork conducted during the 2024-2025 seasons confirmed enriched concentrations of Neodymium and Dysprosium, essential components in high-efficiency electric motors and renewable energy technologies. The announcement contributed to a surge in LTUM‘s stock price, reaching a new, short-term high reflecting growing investor confidence in the Company’s strategic positioning within the critical minerals sector. However, users tracking Lithium Corp. (LTUM) in social media forums commented on the confusion with companies having similar names and overlapping geographic focus in Nevada. They suggested retail momentum elsewhere may be influenced by superficial name recognition. “We are aware of recent investor inquiries and commentary related to market confusion around Lithium Corporation and companies with similar names.” said Tom Lewis, CEO. “Lithium Corporation is headquartered in Elko, Nevada. We operate independently and our focus is on disciplined exploration and long-term value creation through the development of strategic mineral assets.”