Salar del Diablo INTRODUCTION

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2 INTRODUCTION One World Lithium Inc. ( OWL ) is an exploration company which has a singular focus to acquire lithium properties of merit which includes the right to acquire 90% of the Salar del Diablo lithium property located in Baja California Norte, Mexico: The Salar del Diablo is a 75,400 hectare lithium property (290 square miles); There are 83 lithium surface samples taken using an 18 inch auger, that assayed over 70 miles with an average grade of 78 parts per million (ppm) lithium; OWL intends to drill test anomalous targets in the fourth quarter of 2018 and then to complete a pre feasibility study; John Hiner, geologist, discovered Salar del Diablo and is the operator of the Company s exploration programs. Mr. Hiner has been exploring for lithium prospects since Prior to 2009, he participated in eight discoveries five of which are in production; and OWL plans to inter list on the OTCQB board and the Frankfurt Exchange by August Geophysical survey identifies three major conductive zones that likely contain brine which cover over 60 square kilometers and are open ended. 2

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4 LAND POSITION 75,410 hectares 291 sq. miles 4

5 LOGISTICS AND CLIMATE Located in the state of Baja California Norte, Mexico 80 miles (128km) south of the U.S. border with paved highways a regional power line crossing the property Support facilities available in San Felipe, 35 km east, with existing infrastructure to support exploration, development and production including a sea port to access Asian markets Annual rainfall is less than two inches in a hot and arid climate 5

6 LITHIUM SALAR CROSS SECTION 6

7 GEOLOGY The five geological conditions that are required for the presence of lithium in brine are present at the Salar del Diablo: a closed basin; presence of hot springs; Rhyolite volcanic rocks containing in lithium; active faults that could transport lithium from the source to the salar basin that also trap the lithium in brine which may concentrate the lithium over time; and within a region of high heat flow. 7

8 GEOCHEMISTRY Reconnaissance sampling has confirmed the presence of lithium and potassium in EVERY sample taken over 110 kilometers Lithium and potassium found in salar evaporites in the northern third Salar del Diablo with 83 samples assayed from 30 parts per million (ppm) up to 188 ppm Lithium with an average grade of 89 ppm & 1.97% Potassium In the northern third of the property, the geochemical sampling has identified a lithium anomaly over 100 square kilometers The average grade of all 83 samples is 78 ppm Anomalous lithium and potassium detected in southern part of Salar del Diablo with 24 samples grading from 15 to 88 ppm lithium with an average grade of 74 ppm None of the samples were taken from the brine 59 geochemical samples taken in the northern third of the property averaged 86ppm lithium 8

9 ROCK AND SEDIMENT ANALYSIS GPS Mark WEI-21 ME-MS41L ME-MS41L ME-MS41L ME-MS41L ME-MS41L SAMPLE Recvd Wt. In K La Lithium Mg DESCRIPTION kg ppm % ppm ppm % <

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11 2018 LITHIUM AND POTASSIUM RESULTS CONT. 11

12 Geophysics Final Interpretation Report SJ Geophysics final Interpretation Report defined three very large and highly conductive zones. SJ Geophysics conducted a Volterra TEM in loop survey located within the northern third of the property. The survey covered approximately 150 square kilometers, which constitutes about 20% of Salar del Diablo claim block. Syd Visser, President of SJ Geophysics Ltd. wrote The survey s objective was to delineate changes in conductivity that could represent conductive layers. The Salar del Diablo was considerably more conductive than expected. As in other salars in North and South America that are in production or advanced exploration, the conductive layers could represent saline brines, which may contain elevated concentrations of lithium. Geophysical survey identifies three major conductive zones that likely contain brine which cover over 60 square kilometers and are open ended. Zone 3 Zone 1 Zone 2 * The three highly conductive zones are shown on the map to the right. 12

13 Geophysics Final Interpretation Report Zone One: BLUE Is highly conductive with values less than one ohm meter (1 ohm.m means very low resistivity); Is likely more than 100 meters thick. The survey did no resolve the bottom of the layer due to the extremely high conductivity; Is six kilometers square; and There may be two interpreted structures (both yellow lines) at the northwest and southeast ends that may constrain the highly anomalous Zone one. Zone Two: LIGHT BLUE Zone Two surrounds Zone One; Zone Three: LIGHT PINK Is a continuously conductive layer located beneath a resistive surface. Is both east and west of Zone Two. Interpretation suggests the west side has likely been down faulted and may be originally related to Zones One and Two; Is located at 300 meters deep at the south end and shallows to 200 meters as the overlying sediments decrease in thickness; Is estimated to be approximately 200 meters thick; Is continuously conductive with ohm.m varying between 5 and 10 ohm.m; Is open ended to both the north and south off the grid; and Is more than 30 square kilometers. Is less than 100 meters thick; Is also very conductive with reading of 2 ohm.m which is an average of a low of 1.5 ohm.m and 5 ohm.m; Covers 24 square kilometers, which includes Zone One in the center; and Is open ended to both the north and south beyond the survey grid. 13

14 Geophysics Final Interpretation Report The three zones total more than 60 square kilometers with two zones remaining open to north and south. On receipt, the final geophysical data will be compiled with both the geochemical and geological data to allow selection of drill locations. Doug Fulcher, One World Lithium s President and CEO noted, The final geophysical interpretation show excellent results that are better than expected. We are extremely pleased to see the geochemical, geological, and geophysical surveys have now all shown positive results. We look forward to the 4000 metre drill program in the fall of this year. 14

15 The Salar de Atacama and the Salar del Diablo are very similar as they both have the same geological conditions to have lithium in brine, they are the same size, and the Salar del Diablo may have similar potential. The SQM production within the Salar de Atacama produces 30% of world supply from 27% of world supply from 15% of world reserves. Salar del Diablo to Salar de Atacama SIZE COMPARISON

16 COMPARISON TO OTHER LITHIUM COMPANIES Country/Exchange Name Symbol Shares Local price Price CAD as at June 19, 2018 US Sociedad SQM 263,632, Shenzhen Tianqi Lithium Shenzhen 985,860, Canada Orocobre ORL 209,479, Australia Galaxy Resources GXY 1,280,000, Canada Nemaska Lithium NMX 312,833, Canada Lithium Americas LAC 301,448, Australia Altura AJM 1,220,000, London Bacanora BCN 110,799, Canada Critical Elements CRE 143,795, Canada Neo Lithium NLC 65,738, Canada Millenial Lithium ML 40,123, Canada Advantage Lithium AAL 45,000, Canada Pure Energy PE 66,226, Canada One World Lithium OWLI 74,359, Market Cap 12,672,815,477 11,110,642,200 1,080,916,114 3,801,600, ,422,131 2,140,287, ,060, ,199, ,175,503 85,460,505 86,265,951 43,650,000 15,231,993 12,269,353 16

17 THE TEAM Doug Fulcher, CEO and Director Has been involved in mineral exploration and development since 1973; CEO of Abacus who discovered the Ajax deposit adjacent to the Afton Mine near Kamloops BC. Abacus is in a development joint venture with KGHM that have spent 180 mm to date. John E. Hiner, Geologist Has over 40 years of resource exploration and management experience worldwide. He has participated directly in eight discoveries, five of which have become mines. He has conducted lithium exploration and development in the U.S., Mexico and Chile since 2009 and has authored several NI technical reports on lithium projects. He discovered the Company s Salar del Diablo Lithium Property. John N. Hamilton, CFO and Corporate Secretary Has over 40 years of experience with financial and strategic planning in all aspects of Public companies including reporting requirements and audit procedures. He has held the position of CFO and President of a number of private and public companies and has spear headed a number of company s that have listed on the CSE, TSX, OTC and NASDAQ. Dr. David Hackman, Geological Engineer Has 50 years experience in all aspects of exploration in North and South America, with expertise in copper leachable metal deposits. Tim Brock, Consultant Has expertise in all aspects of start-up companies both public and private in Canada and the United States. He has experience in corporate structure, finance, sponsorship, and shareholder relations. 17

18 CORPORATE TERMS OF THE PRIVATE PLACEMENT A 2 million CDN, non-brokered private placement of up to 13,333,334 million units at a price of 0.15 per unit. Each unit will consist of one common share and one-half share purchase warrant; Each full warrant will entitle the holder to purchase one common share at a price of 0.20 for a period of 24 months from the closing; Offering jurisdiction Canada, USA and international; Offering period until August 31, 2018; and There may be separate closings during the term. 18

19 CORPORATE CORPORATE DATA Head Office Suite West Pender Street Vancouver, British Columbia V6C 2V6 CUISP number: 68247P0104 Financial Year End: December 31, Stock Exchange: Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE) Stock Transfer Agent: Computershare Auditors: BDO Canada, LPP Legal Counsel: Clark Wilson, LLP Contact information

20 CORPORATE 2018 ESTIMATED BUDGET Phase 2: Geophysical and Geochemistry grid Surveys and sampling 329,000 Phase 3: Drilling and results to ,010,000 Phase 4: Pre-feasibility 3rd party confirmation 820,000 Total exploration and pre-feasibility 2,159,000 Stated in CDN 2,750,000 G & A (Including listing on OTC:QB) 450,000 Investor relations 150,000 Fees 200,000 Working Capital 450,000 Total 4,000,000 20

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25 DISCLAIMER Information in this presentation may be forward looking. Forward looking information is subject to known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors, including potentially inaccurate assumptions, which may cause the actual results, performance or achievements to be materially different from future results, performance or achievements expected or implied by the forward looking information which speaks only as of the date of this presentation. No invitation to purchase securities is being made. For more detailed information about the Company, please go to our website at. John E Hiner, SME Registered Member and a Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument , has reviewed and approved the scientific and technical disclosure contained in this presentation. The Company s logo is a lithium atom that is number three on the periodic table with the symbol Li 25

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