Mr. Christopher Ecclestone reports

ALIX AND LITHIUM AUSTRALIA MOVE TOWARDS DRILL PHASE AT AGUA FRIA LITHIUM DISCOVERY, MEXICO

Alix Resources Corp. has completed a phase 2 budget with its joint venture partner, Lithium Australia NL, to initiate a drill program at its newly discovered Agua Fria site containing lithium-rich clay formations that constitute part of the Electra project, Sonora, Mexico.

Highlights of the Agua Fria discovery include:

• Significant lithium-rich clay layers identified southwest of the large Tule concession (Electra project);
• Clay horizons traced for approximately 4.5 kilometres on strike, with indications of width attaining over 800 metres;
• Apparent thickness of target layers reaching 20 to 30 metres;
• Assays up to 1,190 parts per million lithium; additional assays are pending;
• Successful concession applications accepted;
• The new concession included three ranches and Alix is currently negotiating for drill permitting, to be followed by environmental studies. There are no Ejido (community) surface (owner/co-op) rights requirements tied to the new concession application.

Alix geologists have just returned from Agua Fria where they carried out follow-up work aiming to better understand the factors controlling the distribution of greater than 1,000 ppm lithium, to expand areas of known higher-grade mineralization with channel sampling and sample additional prospective beds within the Agua Fria basin. The investigated area is at a sufficient development stage to consider the definition of drill targets.

Thirty-one samples have been submitted to ALS Chemex in Hermosillo requesting the four-acid method (ME-MS61) and the previously used ME-MS41 on eight duplicate samples to provide some data comparison. The high lithium concentrations are associated with grey-, brown- and white-coloured clay-rich sedimentary beds dipping shallowly to the east and capped with basaltic flows. This sequence is similar to that found on the nearby La Ventana property held by Bacanora Minerals and REM.

Under the terms of the option and joint venture agreement, between the company and Lithium Australia NL (LIT), to jointly explore and develop the Electra project (comprising the Tule and Tecolote concession applications, and the Agua Fria discovery area), an agreed upon phase 2 comprises the following.

LIT may earn a 49-per-cent interest in the project by:

• Issuing 500,000 fully paid ordinary LIT shares to Alix;
• Issuing 500,000 partly paid LIT contributing shares paid to one Australian cent each (24.99 Australian cents unpaid) to Alix;
• Expending a further $250,000 (Australian) within 12 months of signing; Alix-LIT combined board to agree on scope of work; LIT to have deciding vote.

In addition, the company wishes to report that reject samples from both the Tecolote and Agua Fria targets have been sent to, and received in, LIT's offices in Australia. Preliminary testwork has been initiated to enhance the recovery of lithium from the clay samples and to develop in situ methods of analyzing lithium (and associated minerals) that will assist the exploration activities. Additional samples will be shipped shortly from Agua Fria.

Christopher Ecclestone, chief executive officer of Alix, stated: "We are very pleased to have quickly reached this significant milestone with Lithium Australia and look forward to our maiden drill program on Li-rich targets in Agua Fria. The objective is to discover lithium-rich clay layers similar to that of the Bacanora/REM La Ventana deposit."

Managing director of Lithium Australia, Adrian Griffin, commented: "The recent significant discoveries at Agua Fria have rightly resulted in reprioritizing target areas -- and that's a nice problem to have. At Lithium Australia we continue to advance the technical support required for the best possible outcome for the shareholders of both Alix and Lithium Australia as we prepare for the maiden drilling campaign."

The technical contents of this release were approved by Dr. Michel Boily, PGeo, a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101. The properties have not been the subject of a National Instrument 43-101 report.

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