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Developing Lithium and Graphite Assets

Corporate Presentation


Disclaimer and Reader Advisory

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This presentation is provided solely for the information purposes only to shareholders and qualified parties with an interest in the Company. This presentation does not constitute an offer to sell or solicit an offer to buy any securities of the Company and/or its subsidiaries. No person shall make, nor shall any be sought, an investment in the securities of the Company except pursuant to a duly receipted prospectus or pursuant to applicable prospectus exemptions. Any party reviewing this presentation should not construe its content as legal, tax or investment advice.

This presentation may contain “forward-looking information”. All statements, other than statements of historical information including without limitation statements relating to work completed on the projects, and the NI43-101 resource estimations, are forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements are made as of the date of this presentation and the Company does not intend, and does not assume any obligation, to update these forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements relate to future events or future performance and reflect management’s expectations or beliefs regarding future events. By their very nature forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of the Company to be materially different from any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements. Factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those in forward-looking statements include unsuccessful exploration results, changes in metals prices, changes in the availability of funding for mineral exploration, unanticipated changes in key management personnel and general economic conditions, title disputes as well as those factors detailed from time to time in the Company’s interim and annual financial statements and management’s discussion and analysis of those statements, all of which are filed and available for review on SEDAR at www.sedar.com.

In certain cases, forward-looking statements can be identified by the use of words such as plans”, “expects” or “does not expect”, “is expected”, “budget”, “scheduled”, “estimates”, “forecasts”, “intends”, “anticipates” or “does not anticipate”, or “believes”, or variations of such words and phrases or statements that certain actions, events or results “may”, “could”, “would”, “might” or “will be taken”, “occur” or “be achieved” or the negat ive of these terms or comparable terminology. Although the Company has attempted to identify important factors that could cause actual actions, events or results to differ materially from those described in forward-looking statements, there may be other factors that cause actions, events or results not to be as anticipated, estimated or intended. There can be no assurance that forward-looking statements will prove to be accurate, as actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Readers should not place undue reliance on forward looking statements. Note About Resource Estimations

In past Rock Tech Lithium Inc. presentations, the historic resource has been represented in Imperial tonnage. The Company’s current NI43-101 resource estimation for its Georgia Lake lithium project is represented in METRIC tonnage.

For standardization of historic and current resources, historic resources in this presentation has been converted to metric tonnage. Therefore, the historic resource of 9.78 million tons with weighted grade of 1.18% lithium oxide is stated as 8.87 million tonnes with a weighted grade of 1.18% lithium oxide in this presentation, utilizing conversion of 1 tonne = 1.102 tons.

All reference to tonnage in this presentation is expressed in TONNES (metric).


Rock Tech Lithium Inc. – Our Mission

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Rock Tech is committed to creating long-term shareholder value by focusing on the development of its Georgia Lake lithium and Lochaber graphite

projects.

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Lithium

“With lithium carbonate being one of the lowest cost components of a lithium-ion battery, the issue to be addressed is not cost difference or production efficiency but supply security attained by acquiring lithium from diversified sources.”

Brian Jaskula United States Geological Survey


The Lithium Sector - Estimated Global Resources of Lithium Metal: 34 million tonnes

*Source: US Geological Survey, Mineral Commodity Summaries, January 2012

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Chile 7.5 mT

Argentina 2.6 mT

Bolivia 9.0 mT

China 5.4 mT

USA 4.00 mT

Canada 0.36 mT

Australia 1.8 mT

Serbia 1.0 mT

Brazil 1.0 mT

Congo 1.00 mT


The Lithium Sector - Estimated Global Reserves of Lithium Metal: 13 million tonnes

*Source: US Geological Survey, Mineral Commodity Summaries, January 2012

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Chile 7.5 mT

Argentina 0.85 mT

Bolivia 0.0 mT

China 3.5 mT

USA 0.04 mT

Canada 0.07 mT

Australia 0.97 mT

Serbia 0.0 mT

Brazil 0.06 mT

Portugal 0.01 mT

Zimbabwe 0.02 mT


Lithium prices have tripled since 2000 due to expanded uses in vehicles, electronics, ceramics and lubricants;

Lithium-ion batteries are the single largest application for lithium;

Global use of lithium doubled between 2000 and 2011 (Roskill Information Services Ltd.);

Lithium demand is forecast to double to 300,000 metric tons by 2020 (Dahlman Rose & Co.);

Toyota’s Prius was the world’s third best-selling car line in the first quarter of 2012;

Worldwide shipments of tablets are expected to reach 142.8 million in 2013 and 222.1 million in 2016 (International Data Corp.);

The last two new mines to come into production were hard rock deposits:

Galaxy Resources Ltd.’s Mt. Cattlin project in Australia began production in 2010;

Rockwood Holdings Inc.’s (formerly Talison Lithium Ltd.) Greenbushes project in Australia;

The next project forecasted to be in production is Canada Lithium Corp’s Quebec Lithium project in Quebec, Canada;

The lithium sector is experiencing consolidation:

Chengdu Tianqi Industry (Group) Co. Ltd offered to purchase Talison Lithium Ltd. for $7.50 per share (≈ $835 million);

Galaxy Resources Ltd. purchased Lithium One Inc.

The Lithium Sector - Highlights

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The Lithium Sector - Applications

Batteries 40%

Batteries 24%

2009 and 2010 Total demand: 120,000

tonnes of lithium carbonate

2015 Expected total demand: 195,500 to

200,000 tonnes of lithium carbonate

Batteries 40% of lithium use

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*Source: Roskill Lithium Report 2009


Projects

Batteries 40%

Batteries 24%


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Georgia Lake Lithium Project Beardmore, Ontario


Georgia Lake: Property Details

April 2010 64 claims and 81 leases covering

11,481 hectares.

December 2009 23 claims and 81 leases covering 4,665 hectares.

Current 81 claims and 81 leases

covering 12,681 hectares.


Over 33,000 metres of historic drilling

was completed by past operators in

the early 1950’s;

Past operators documented an historic

resource estimate of 8.87 million

tonnes (or 9.78 million tons) grading

1.18% Li2O*;

In 1955, a production decision was

made by Nama Creek Mining

Corporation;

In 1957, Nama Creek Mining

Corporation spent $5 million to build a

four compartment mine shaft sunk to

a depth of 153 metres;

Before achieving production,

operations were suspended due to a

rapid decline in lithium prices. *Source: Ontario Dept. of Mines, Geological Report No. 31, “Georgia Lake

Area”, by E.G. Pye, 1965

Georgia Lake: History


Georgia Lake: Initial Resource Estimate

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In October 2011, an initial NI 43-101-

compliant resource estimate was

prepared;

The initial resource estimate was

based on 7,682 metres of drilling and

over 200 metres of trenching and

channel sampling;

The initial resource estimate included:

Indicated: 2.36 million tonnes at

1.17% Li2O;

Inferred: 4.36 million tonnes at

1.07% Li2O;

The initial resource estimate was

based on the Nama Creek and Conway

claim blocks representing 5.4 million

tons of the historic resource estimate.


Georgia Lake: Metallurgy

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In 2011, metallurgical testing was conducted on a 770

kilogram bulk sample taken from the Nama Creek claim

block;

A single composite sample was prepared for heavy liquid

separation (“HLS”) and floatation testing with a head-

grade analysis of 1.49% Li2O;

The results of the metallurgical testing included:

HLS: a lithium concentrate with a grade of 6.21% Li2O

was produced with a 75.5% recovery rate;

Floatation: a lithium concentrate with a grade of

6.15% Li2O was produced with an 81.5% recovery

rate;

Lithium carbonate (“Li2CO3”) with a purity of 99.988% was

produced.


Georgia Lake: Updated Resource Estimate (July 2012)

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During the winter 2011/2012 season, the

Company conducted the following

exploration:

4,608 metres of drilling;

436 metres of channel sampling;

Using data collected from fifty-nine drill

holes and sixteen channel samples, an

updated resource estimate was prepared;

The updated resource estimate included:

Indicated: 720,000 tonnes* at 1.05%

Li2O;

Inferred: 8.80 million tonnes at 1.03%

Li2O;

*The data from recent exploration did not sufficiently support the position of diabase

intersections in the historical data. As a result, the majority of the updated resource

estimate was classified as inferred.


Georgia Lake: Updated Resource Estimate (September 2012)

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During the summer of 2012, the following

exploration activities were conducted:

Mapping the surface and subsurface

orientation of diabase dikes;

Re-logging drill cores using a magnetic

susceptibility meter;

Digging thirteen surface trenches;

Using data collected from the summer 2012

exploration program, an updated resource

estimate was prepared;

The updated resource estimate included:

Indicated: 3.19 million tonnes at 1.10%

Li2O;

Inferred: 6.31 million tonnes at 1.00%

Li2O;


Georgia Lake: Community Relations

Three First Nations communities are in close

geographical proximity to the Georgia Lake

project:

Animbiigoo Zaagi’igan Anishinaabek (“AZA”);

Biinjitiwaabik Zaaging Anishinaabek (“BZA”);

Bingwi Neyaashi Anishinaabek (“BNA”);

In July 2011, the Company entered into a

Memorandum of Understanding (“MOU”) with

the three First Nations communities;

Rock Tech is committed to ensuring the equitable

and meaningful participation of the three First

Nations communities with respect to the

development of the Georgia Lake project.


Georgia Lake: The Next Steps

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The short-term operational objectives for the

Georgia Lake lithium project include:

Demonstrating the potential viability of the

lithium resource via a preliminary economic

assessment (“PEA”);

Enter into discussions with potential lithium

end-users with the goal of securing long-

term sales agreements.


Graphite

“The growth of the lithium-ion battery market could have a more dramatic effect on the graphite market as the demand for mobile energy storage systems rises. Large-scale fuel-cell applications are being developed that could consume as much graphite as all other uses combined.”

Donald Olson United States Geological Survey


Graphite is valued for its conductivity, lubrication, heat resistance and bonding properties;

Graphite was categorized as a strategic material by the United States and the European Union;

The European Commission specifically cited graphite for its high supply risk and high economic importance;

The key driver for large flake graphite demand is growth in the lithium-ion battery market;

Today, lithium-ion batteries consume 30,000 tonnes of graphite per year with usage forecasted to increase 20% to 30% per year;

Growth in the large flake graphite market is also coming from alternative energy initiatives (portable fuel cells, solar electricity, new generation power);

China produces approximately 80% of the world’s graphite, followed by India (~ 12%), Brazil (~7%), Korea (~ 3%) and Canada (~2%);

Graphite prices range from $900 to $1,800 (USD) per tonne depending on flake size and purity;

The potential applications of graphene has further enhanced interest in the graphite sector.

The Graphite Sector - Highlights


Projects

Batteries 40%

Batteries 24%


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Lochaber Graphite Project Buckingham, Quebec


The Lochaber property consists of 32 mineral claims covering 1,923 hectares over a 16 km2 area;

There are three known graphite occurrences on the property referred to as Burke, Kelly and McLaren;

There are two past producing graphite mines on the property known as the Mayo and Plumbago mines;

2 km wide by

8 km long

Lochaber: Property Details


Lochaber: Introduction

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Lochaber Graphite Property

Quebec, Canada

In April 2012, the Company entered into an Option Agreement to earn a 100% interest in the Lochaber graphite project;

The Lochaber property is located fifty kilometres east of Ottawa, Ontario;

The Lochaber property is in close proximity to well-developed physical infrastructure including road access, power and water availability;

Large flake graphite has been identified on occurrences and past mines on the property;

Geologically, the graphite occurrences are found in Grenville Province, a series of paragneiss and crystalline limestone/marble rocks, and are classified as vein type filling, cavities, pockets and stockwork bound to shear zones.


Lochaber: Surface Sampling

In May 2012, the Company collected eleven surface samples from various outcrops and boulders;

The assay results of the surface samples demonstrated the presence of graphite mineralization with grades up to 22%;

Sample ID Graphitic Carbon (“Cg”)

Kelly 12-01 16.70%

McLaren 12-01 3.01%

Burke 12-01 20.70%

Burke 12-02 10.40%

Burke 12-03 22.00%

Burke 12-04 16.60%

Plum 12-01 0.75%

Plum 12-02 10.30%

Plum 12-03 4.91%

Plum 12-04 13.60%

Plum 12-05 1.11%


Lochaber: Geophysical Surveys

During the summer of 2012, the Company completed approximately 35 line kilometres of ground geophysical surveys over the Plumbago area;

These surveys included:

Magnetic;

Horizontal Loop Electromagnetic (“HLEM”)

The surveys identified five north-south trending conductors and several magnetic anomalies;


Lochaber: Diamond Drilling

During the fourth quarter of 2012, more than 7,000 metres of diamond drilling has been completed on the property;

Highlights of the assay results received thus far include:

38.19 metres of 2.34% graphite




Lochaber: The Next Steps

The short-term operational objectives for the Lochaber property are to:

Conduct infill and step-out drilling (complete –

assays pending);

Conduct trenching (complete – assays pending);

Conduct metallurgical tests on a core sample to determine flake size and purity;

Prepare an initial NI 43-101-compliant resource estimate;


Share Structure

Current Share Structure

Issued* ~97.7MM

Fully Diluted* ~114.0MM

Price* $0.04 CAD

52 wk. high/low* $0.185 / $0.035

Market Capitalization* ~$3.9MM CAD

Cash** ~$700K CAD

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Source: Yahoo! Finance *As of January 28, 2013 ** As of most recently completed interim period (September 30, 3012)


Board of Directors

Dirk Harbecke, MBA - Director

Mr. Harbecke is currently the CEO of ADC African Development Corporation, a financial services group focused on providing operational management, investment banking and merchant banking services to the banking and insurance markets in sub-Saharan Africa and other

select frontier markets. Mr. Harbecke possesses more than sixteen years of experience as a manager, entrepreneur and consultant in the financial and information and communications technology industries. Mr. Harbecke has significant project and managerial experience in

France, the UK, China, Abu Dhabi/Dubai, the US, North Africa and many countries in sub-Saharan Africa.

Christian Schlag, Ph.D (Geology) and M.Sc. (Geology Economics) - Director Mr. Schlag has served as the Senior Exploration Geologist for Goldfields South Africa, as the Economic Research Officer of the Geological Survey of SW Africa (Namibia), as Senior Lecturer at the University of Calaber (Nigeria), as Political Advisor for the Konrad Adenauer Foundation (Tanzania), as Consultant to the Indonesian Ministry of Mines and Energy and United Nations Industrial Development Projects (Indonesia) and was a member of the Deustche Forschungs Gemeinschaft (German Research Foundation). Additionally, Mr. Schlag consults on exploration projects for rare earth metals, uranium, gold, diamonds and heavy minerals throughout Africa and Asia and was instrumental in the discovery of the Marenica uranium project in northern Namibia.

Victor Goncalves, B.A. (Economics) - Director

Mr. Goncalves has a strong economics background with nearly ten years as a successful market analyst and consultant for several funds including The Harvard Management Fund. Additionally, Mr. Goncalves was the founder and director of The Equities and Economics Report

where he successfully predicted several major inflection points in the markets. Mr. Goncalves is the current CEO of Threegold Resources and continues to write for Barron’s Magazine, Resource Magazine, Kitco and other successful internet newsletters.

Afzaal Pirzada, M.Sc. (Geology) and P.Geo. – Director, Interim President and CEO, Vice President of Exploration

Mr. Pirzada has nearly thirty years of international experience in mineral exploration and mining. He is registered as a Professional Geologist in British Columbia, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut. Early in his career, Mr. Pirzada was responsible for uranium exploration with the

Atomic Energy Minerals Centre of Pakistan. Since coming to Canada, he has led exploration projects for spodumene, iron ore, nickel, PGE and titanium. Mr. Pirzada is a Qualified Person as defined in National Instrument 43-101 and is responsible for all aspects of Rock Tech’s

exploration programs.

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Contact Information

Rock Tech Lithium Inc.

789 W. Pender Street, Suite 1205

Vancouver, British Columbia

Canada, V6C 1H2

Phone: +1.604.688.1140 | Fax: +1.604.688.1173

[email protected] | www.rocktechlithium.com

Afzaal Pirzada, P.Geo. – Interim CEO and VP of Exploration

[email protected]

Brad Barnett – Controller and Senior Manager of Corporate Affairs

[email protected]

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