China Dongsheng International Inc. provided an update on West End Lithium ("WEL") project located just 6 miles northwest of Tonopah, Nevada. The WEL project claims are located within, and is surrounded by, the outer boundary of the TLC Project being developed by American Lithium Corp. ("American Lithium").

American Lithium has done exceptional work throughout 2022 and has recently released a new NI 43-101 compliant resource for the TLC Project. Dated November 29, 2022, the combined Measured and Indicated portions of the TLC mineral resource grew from previous calculations of 5.37 Mt to now 8.83 Mt LCE mainly from work conducted in a north and northwest direction from their previous drilling. The image (after American Lithium's news release) shows the boundary of the measured, indicated and inferred resource which now partly engulfs and surrounds the WEL claim boundary.

TLC Resource boundary vs WEL Claim location In its entirety, the TLC resource is now reported to contain 4.2 Million tonnes (Mt) lithium carbonate equivalent (LCE) measured, 4.63 Mt LCE indicated and 1.86 Mt LCE inferred. The Lithium mineralization is hosted in shallow claystones which the US Geologic survey has identified as underlying both the TLC and WEL claims. The updated 8.83 Mt LCE measured and indicated resource now stands well above Nevada's multi-billion-dollar Thacker Pass Lithium project of Lithium Americas which holds 3.13 Mt of Proven and Probable LCE reserves. The WEL claim area possess excellent access via gravel roads and the proximity to Tonapah offers access to skilled labor, water and electricity.