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Another very nice quote from the CEO. $LIB.V $VLTLF "When we are up and running at our first site and as we move forward, we're using a process called Bipolar Electrodialysis to create our reagents.. for every ton of lithium we produce, we produce 32 tons of hydroclauric acid. We also produce causitc onsite. So what we do is we reuse those. Now we're gonna have an excess supply of HCL so we're gonna be able to sell it off. We are not getting any reagents from China or anywhere else, this is all from the oilfields." I suggest anyone interested, take a look at their investor presentation. libertystream.com/wp-content/upl…






From the investor presentation held the other day held at Planet Microcap.. "So what makes us different from the other groups? What's key for us is were in production today and there's not a lot of groups that can say that, actually there's one. And that's so important because when we start talking with customers, they're saying, look, we want samples. We want product from the field. We don't want it from a lab. We want to know that you're gonna be able to go in production." -Alex Wylie CEO of LibertyStream Infrastructure Partners $LIB.V $VLTLF

Just started a core position in one of the most potentially lucrative, unknown, lithium carbonate extraction startups. I now only hold 3 stocks! $LIB / $VLTLF — LibertyStream What it is: a ~US$200M micro-cap producing lithium carbonate from Permian oilfield brine in Texas. Instead of mining or evaporation ponds, it uses proprietary ion-exchange Direct Lithium Extraction (DLE) on the salty ‘produced water’ that oil & gas operators already pull up and have to dispose of. No competition in this aspect. How it operates: asset-light. Rather than owning wells or building greenfield plants, it bolts modular extraction + on-site refining units onto a partner’s existing water infrastructure. Namely, Select Water Solutions (NYSE: WTTR), under a definitive build-out agreement. Select handles pretreatment and site logistics; LibertyStream brings the tech and takes the lithium. That cuts capex, permitting burden, and time-to-production. This enables greater profitability. How it makes money: it sells lithium carbonate (technical + battery grade) under purchase orders and, going forward, multi-year offtake agreements. Select takes a per-tonne royalty. FIRST U.S. purchase order landed in 2026; a 600 tpa offtake term sheet (from a 1,000 tpa facility) is the first contracted demand. Not to mention the applications for multiple government grants and $LIB has a strong case for many.. We can see up to 3-4 facilities by end of 2027. The model’s edge and the projection: ‘prove one modular unit, then copy-paste it.’ Facility 1 (~1,000 tpa) targets year-end 2026 commissioning. From there the plan is to replicate across Select’s Midland Basin sites and eventually the Bakken. Company-cited opex is ~$6,200/t (incl. royalties) against ~$25k/t lithium - but note that’s an anticipated figure at first-site scale, not yet proven commercially. Opex can come down significantly over time. The trend it’s riding: the U.S. is heavily import-dependent for refined lithium (China dominates processing), demand is growing with EVs + grid storage, and Washington is pushing hard on domestic critical minerals. A Texas-incorporated, U.S.-producing lithium company sits right in that lane. Look at US demand/supply curve for lithium. Growth catalysts to watch: definitive offtake signing, Facility 1 commissioning, a targeted NASDAQ uplisting (late ’26/early ’27), and Bakken expansion via state-grant funding. Huge growth is coming IMO. The honest risks: it’s pre-commercial, costs at scale are unproven, dilution is POTENTIALLY (CEO seems to be looking for a non-dilutive path from yesterdays presentation) coming, the inventor-CTO and co-founder both departed in 2025 (raising IP questions), and there’s active promotion around the name. High risk, high reward. Under-covered, genuinely interesting. DYOR. Not financial advice. For those who know about this stock feel free to comment anything I may have missed (alot). 😂 -🐺 libertystream.com/investors



Just started a core position in one of the most potentially lucrative, unknown, lithium carbonate extraction startups. I now only hold 3 stocks! $LIB / $VLTLF — LibertyStream What it is: a ~US$200M micro-cap producing lithium carbonate from Permian oilfield brine in Texas. Instead of mining or evaporation ponds, it uses proprietary ion-exchange Direct Lithium Extraction (DLE) on the salty ‘produced water’ that oil & gas operators already pull up and have to dispose of. No competition in this aspect. How it operates: asset-light. Rather than owning wells or building greenfield plants, it bolts modular extraction + on-site refining units onto a partner’s existing water infrastructure. Namely, Select Water Solutions (NYSE: WTTR), under a definitive build-out agreement. Select handles pretreatment and site logistics; LibertyStream brings the tech and takes the lithium. That cuts capex, permitting burden, and time-to-production. This enables greater profitability. How it makes money: it sells lithium carbonate (technical + battery grade) under purchase orders and, going forward, multi-year offtake agreements. Select takes a per-tonne royalty. FIRST U.S. purchase order landed in 2026; a 600 tpa offtake term sheet (from a 1,000 tpa facility) is the first contracted demand. Not to mention the applications for multiple government grants and $LIB has a strong case for many.. We can see up to 3-4 facilities by end of 2027. The model’s edge and the projection: ‘prove one modular unit, then copy-paste it.’ Facility 1 (~1,000 tpa) targets year-end 2026 commissioning. From there the plan is to replicate across Select’s Midland Basin sites and eventually the Bakken. Company-cited opex is ~$6,200/t (incl. royalties) against ~$25k/t lithium - but note that’s an anticipated figure at first-site scale, not yet proven commercially. Opex can come down significantly over time. The trend it’s riding: the U.S. is heavily import-dependent for refined lithium (China dominates processing), demand is growing with EVs + grid storage, and Washington is pushing hard on domestic critical minerals. A Texas-incorporated, U.S.-producing lithium company sits right in that lane. Look at US demand/supply curve for lithium. Growth catalysts to watch: definitive offtake signing, Facility 1 commissioning, a targeted NASDAQ uplisting (late ’26/early ’27), and Bakken expansion via state-grant funding. Huge growth is coming IMO. The honest risks: it’s pre-commercial, costs at scale are unproven, dilution is POTENTIALLY (CEO seems to be looking for a non-dilutive path from yesterdays presentation) coming, the inventor-CTO and co-founder both departed in 2025 (raising IP questions), and there’s active promotion around the name. High risk, high reward. Under-covered, genuinely interesting. DYOR. Not financial advice. For those who know about this stock feel free to comment anything I may have missed (alot). 😂 -🐺 libertystream.com/investors




I am long $SIVE I am long $MU I am long $DRAM I am long $NBIS I am long $AMPG I am long $KEEL I am long $SHAZ I am long $OUST Among a few others. My biggest holding still, and always will, remain $LIB.v / $VLTLF When the market realises they are producing battery-grade high spec lithium from oil brine (waste), it will be a multi-billion dollar company. They are turning a waste and storage issue (millions upon millions of barrels of waste brine) into dollars. They are doing this domestically in the US. In the Permian basin - where 19m barrels of brine are produced DAILY. Look at this from an ESG angle - it makes sense. All in it costs them $6.2k/tonne to deliver their lithium. We are still super early. Nasdaq uplisting DOE funding More off take agreements Debt funding term sheets More brine supply partners Big 2026/27 coming up. 🔥🚀 libertystream.com

$LIB.v $VLTLF I don’t want to say I told you so… but @LibertyStreamIP is one of my longest term holds. I have extremely strong conviction on their management team and technology. This will be a multi billion dollar company. Mark my words 🔥🚀



Huge volume = conviction. $VLTLF is ripping through the $1.02 line & pushing $1.05, with 2.6M+ shares traded in the U.S & the session isn’t even over. $LIB.v is at C$1.48 with 2.7M+ shares traded in Canada. When you see an uptrend with expanding volume like this, it usually means bigger money is stepping in.

$LIB.v $VLTLF has been showing strong momentum after bouncing off its 200MA, & the trend points toward another attempt to break above the US$1 level Meanwhile, management is clearly making an impact in Vegas, introducing the company & its potential to thousands of investors, exactly the kind of visibility a developing #lithium producer needs as the sector heats up 🔥







