Other Minerals
Some brines contain more than lithium. When chemistry supports it, we evaluate additional minerals to generate revenue and improve project economics.
Explore your brine potentialA Brine Value Platform - Not a One-Mineral Project
When the chemistry and economics fit, a brine can be more than a lithium source - it can be a platform for additional value.
We don’t chase every possible molecule in the water. We focus on risk-adjusted returns per barrel. Lithium comes first. Then, where it makes commercial sense, we evaluate additional mineral recovery modules that can add revenue and improve project economics - for example, magnesium in certain brines.
To keep expanding what’s commercially possible, we work closely with universities and research institutions to identify and mature practical processes that improve resource utilization and value per barrel. This isn’t a “10 years from now” vision - it’s a near-term roadmap built around screening, modular add-ons, and bankable project economics.
And when you partner with Lithium Harvest, we’re economically aligned to maximize project value - we’re incentivized to keep improving the project, not just deliver a one-off system.
Disclaimer: Illustrative only. Co-product potential depends on brine chemistry, volumes, integration, product specifications, offtake structures, and regulatory framework.
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More $ per barrel
Unlock the optional upside when the chemistry supports it -
Lithium first. Always.
Co-products only come in when they lift the business case -
No molecule-hunting
We chase bankable value, not science projects -
Built to plug in
Modular add-ons that don’t disrupt how you operate -
From lab to site - fast
Near-term roadmap backed by active R&D with universities and partners -
Aligned incentives
When your project value goes up, ours does too
Let’s Look at Your Brine - and the Value Inside It
Let’s map the value in your brine. Together, we’ll explore a lithium-first partnership - and where the chemistry supports it, additional critical mineral modules that lift $/barrel.
