Mr. Michael England reports

ALIX DEFINES LITHIUM TARGET OVER 2.5 KILOMETER STRIKE LENGTH ON THE AGUA FRIA PROJECT, SONORA MEXICO

Alix Resources Corp.'s partner Lithium Australia NL has moved to a 54-per-cent controlling stake in the Electra lithium project in northwest Mexico. The project comprises the Tecolote, Tule, and Agua Fria concessions and is currently the subject of a farm-in and joint venture between Alix and Lithium Australia. Lithium Australia has the right under the JV terms to earn an ultimate 65-per-cent holding in Electra. Lithium Australia moved to the majority 54-per-cent ownership on completion of a recent drilling program.

This generated confirmation of a new 2.5-kilometre-long, 25-metre-to-50-metre-thick mineralized zone lying on the western flank of the Agua Fria concession in what the JV partners described as the project's best discovery yet.

The terms of the acquisition of the joint venture for the Stage 3 earn-in are described in the table below. The stage 3 joint venture earn-in was accessed early to ensure the drill campaign was implemented. All other terms of the joint venture agreement remain fully enforceable.

% earned   Expenditure     Shares      Cash   Cumulative %

5              343,750    468,750    78,125             54 
5              343,750    468,750    78,125             59
6              412,500    562,500    93,750             65 
16           1,100,000  1,500,000   250,000              -

Summary of initial drill program

Alix Resource and Lithium Australia recently completed a drilling program on the Agua Fria property, Electra project located in Sonora, Mexico (see press release dated Sept. 1, 2017). Drilling concentrated along a six-kilometre-length of various stacked beds of lithium-rich sediments found on the Agua Fria property. The highlight of the exploration program was the discovery of the West Flank lithium zone, which partially outcrops and extends in a north-northwest-to-south-southeast direction for more than 2,500 metres on the western portion of the Agua Fria concession.

In total, 16 reverse circulation drill holes were completed totalling 1,762 metres across multiple target areas.

The West Flank lithium target is the most significant target as it outcrops and has the most potential to contain important mineralization with very low stripping ratios. The West Flank target was defined by:

• Surface grid sampling completed in May (rock chip sampling) with 31 samples returning greater than or equal to 1,000 parts per million (148 samples in total);
• Three trenches sampled systematically and continuously returning 949 ppm Li over 31 metres, 954 ppm Li over 25 metres and 928 ppm lithium over 43 metres;
• RC drill holes on the West Flank target including: AF-17-01, 1,058 ppm Li over 33 metres from 3 metres, AF-17-02 1,031 ppm Li over 48 metres from 63 metres, AF-17-03, 917 ppm Li over 30 metres from 27 metres; and AF-17-14, 1,050 ppm Li over 24 metres from the collar;
• 1. Trench samples (lab assays);
  2. Channel samples (lab assays);
  3. Rock chip samples (z-300 LIBS assays);
  4. Drill results (lab assays).
• RC drill holes on the edge (east side) of the West Flank target include hole AF-17-11, yielding 791 ppm Li over 24 metres from the collar, and hole AF-17-12, with 816 ppm Li over 45 metres from the collar.

The West Flank lithium zone is 25 metres to 50 metres thick and is dipping shallowly to the east, providing potential to produce significant tonnage. Future efforts on the West Flank target will focus on identifying the stratigraphy and controls of higher grade lithium values close to surface.

Metallurgical testing continues, having established that:

• Acid leaching at 50 degrees celsius achieves 99-per-cent extraction of Li in only four hours;
• No roasting is required;
• No expensive reagents are required.

A large sample is currently being composited for further metallurgical studies. In addition to significant Li values, the clay horizons at Agua Fria are anomalous in potassium which may be recoverable as potassium sulphate, a major component of fertilizers. This potentially adds a valuable byproduct credit to the project's economics.

Lithium Australia's managing director Adrian Griffin said: "The move to majority ownership at Electra and the emergence of the western flank of Agua Fria as a significant discovery with near-term potential reflects the depth and scope of the company's unerring growth strategy to build a lithium business based on breakthrough processing technologies applicable to unconventional and once considered uneconomic feedstock sources, and to de-risk our strategy by evolving partnerships and project interests across the globe, as well as our flagship lithium interests across Western Australia. We will continue to partner closely with Alix to maximize the unfolding upside in Agua Fria in line with developments globally in the lithium-ion new battery era space."

Mike England, president of Alix, said: "We are very pleased with the advances made at Agua Fria with our partner Lithium Australia. Our respective companies have worked very well together and with LIT's use of breakthrough technologies on our expanding discovery we feel we have the key to making Agua Fria a big success."

The company further wishes to announce it has determined, upon completion of the prescribed due diligence period to not proceed with the acquisition of the British Columbia properties as announced Aug. 28, 2017.

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.

About Alix Resources Corp.

Alix Resources is a junior mining exploration company focused on seeking and acquiring world-class lithium projects globally. Alix continues to evaluate suitable prospects that fit the mandate of the company.