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Frontier Intersects 320.6 Metres of Pegmatite Averaging 1.68 Li2O at the Spark Pegmatite

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Frontier Intersects 320.6 Metres of Pegmatite Averaging 1.68 Li2O at the

Spark Pegmatite

SUDBURY, ON

,

Sept. 13, 2021

/CNW/ -

Frontier Lithium Inc.

(TSXV: FL) (OTCQX: LITOF)

("Frontier" or "the Company")

is pleased to announce the results

of the remaining three delineation drill hole drilled during The Phase IX drill program in February and March, 2021 on the Spark pegmatite. Although drilling was

completed on

March 19

th

, 2021, analytical results have been delayed due mainly to the COVID Pandemic.

Spark Drilling Phase IX Results (CNW Group/Frontier Lithium Inc.)

Highlights

The Spark deposit has a large surface exposure, broad mineralized zones and remains open in all directions, with the most significant upside at

depth and to the southwest;

Diamond Drill Hole ("DDH") PL-046-21 was collared in mafic host rock and intersected

320.6 m

of pegmatite averaging 1.68% Li

2

O (49.7 to

370.3

m

);

Includes

94.5m

averaging 2.33% Li

2

O;

Includes high grade zone of

27m

of 3.41% Li2O;

The intersection represents a horizontal width of nearly

225 m

for the Spark pegmatite assuming a WSW trend;

Hole PL-047-19 was collared in pegmatite suggesting a southwest trend for the pegmatite body.

Hole PL-049-19 targeted the area between the two main sets of surface channels from the south and intersected three 15 to

40m

pegmatite zones

averaging 1.3 to 1.6% Li

2

O.

"These results confirm continuity of the pegmatite and lithium grades between holes PL-038-19, PL-039-19 and PL-042-19 and the surface exposures of the

pegmatite," states

Garth Drever

, V.P. Exploration, "Hole PL-046-19 is a significant step in the process of upgrading Inferred to Measured and Indicated."

The objectives for the Phase IX drill program in February-

March 2021

were to complete targets that were not easily accessible in summer months and considered

vital for completing a Pre-feasibility Study. Figure 1 is a location map showing the project area including a compilation of the Spark Deposit area. Table 1 details

the mineralized intersections in holes PL-046-21, PL-047-21 and PL-049-21 while Table 2 is a summary of all the Phase IX drill holes.

Figure 1: Compilation showing Drill Holes on Spark Deposit on the PAK Lithium Project

Table 1: Details of Mineralized Intersections

DDH PL-046-21

Designed to test the area between PL-038-19 and PL-039-19 drilled from the south and hole PL-042-19 drilled from the north. The hole was collared in mafic host rock and intersected mineralized pegmatite from 49.7 m to 370.3 m (320.6 m averaging 1.68% Li

2

O) with

rare narrow intervals (5 m or less) of Mafic host rock totalling 16.2 m. Spodumene consistently occurs throughout the pegmatite. The intersection included a high grade 27 m intersection of 3.41% Li

2

O from 141 to 168 m in LIZ.

Zone

From

(m)

To

(m)

Width

(m)

Li

2

O

(%)

Cs

2

O

(%)

Ta

2

O

5

(ppm)

Nb

2

O

5

(ppm)

SnO

2

(ppm)

Rb

2

O

(%)

Unit

Lithium Enriched

39.0

44.5

5.5

1.04

0.02

56

42

244

0.23

LIZ

Lithium Enriched

49.7

370.3

320.6

1.68

0.03

101

83

52

0.32

LIZ / Aplite / ciz

including

122.0

333.0

211.0

1.97

0.03

118

83

45

0.33

LIZ with minor aplite

including

138.5

233.0

94.5

2.33

0.02

104

91

37

0.32

LIZ with minor aplite

including

141.0

168.0

27.0

3.41

0.01

75

66

36

0.27

LIZ

DDH PL-047-21

Designed to scissor hole PL-044-19 drilled from the north The hole was located 60m SSW of the PL-039-19 collar and intersected mostly pegmatite from 14m to 100m then a mix of pegmatite (10 to 25m intercepts) and host rock before intersecting 78m metasediments /

metavolcanics to the end of the hole at 298.5m. Enriched lithium zones rarely exceeded 10m with the highest grade zone of 2.5% Li

2

O over 6.6m from 195.9 to 204.8m. Enriched Tantalum occurs in pegmatite between 196 and 220m with 11.5m from 209.0 to 220.5m

averaging 961 ppm Ta

2

O

5

.

Zone

From

(m)

To

(m)

Width

(m)

Li

2

O

(%)

Cs

2

O

(%)

Ta

2

O

5

(ppm)

Nb

2

O

5

(ppm)

SnO

2

(ppm)

Rb

2

O

(%)

Unit

Li Enriched

20.0

29.0

9.0

1.34

0.01

76

93

56

0.22

LIZ with minor Aplite

Li Enriched

159.0

174.7

15.7

0.99

0.01

90

116

94

0.30

CIZ, LIZ

including

169.0

174.7

5.7

1.61

0.02

68

71

60

0.33

LIZ

Li-Ta Enriched

195.9

204.8

8.9

2.02

0.05

363

19

87

0.26

LIZ

including

195.9

202.5

6.6

2.49

0.05

86

4

29

0.30

LIZ

including Li + Ta

201.0

204.1

3.1

1.97

0.06

970

47

212

0.34

LIZ

Li-Ta Enriched

209.0

220.5

11.5

1.70

0.05

961

80

224

0.49

LIZ with minor Aplite

including Li + Ta

209.1

217.0

7.9

2.33

0.06

874

70

201

0.55

LIZ

including Ta

215.2

220.5

5.3

0.77

0.05

1564

140

313

0.53

Aplite, LIZ

DDH PL-049-21

Designed to test the area between PL-037-19 and PL-045-19 drilled from the south and hole PL-041-19 drilled from the north. The hole was collared in mafic host rock and intersected 28 m of mineralized pegmatite from 40.3 to 68.3 m averaging 1.36% Li

2

O then nearly

90m of mafic host before intersecting 10 to 40m pegmatitic zones ranging from 1.1 to 2% Li

2

O. The hole was terminated because of spring break-up.

Zone

From

(m)

To

(m)

Width

(m)

Li

2

O

(%)

Cs

2

O

(%)

Ta

2

O

5

(ppm)

Nb

2

O

5

(ppm)

SnO

2

(ppm)

Rb

2

O

(%)

Unit

Lithium Enriched

40.3

68.3

28.0

1.36

0.01

72

108

48

0.21

Aplite

including

42.0

66.0

24.0

1.45

0.01

73

110

48

0.20

Aplite

Lithium Enriched

157.4

163.5

6.1

1.17

0.01

139

96

57

0.26

Aplite minor LIZ

including

159.0

162.0

3.0

1.66

0.01

114

87

54

0.29

Aplite minor LIZ

Lithium Enriched

213.3

228.3

15.0

1.64

0.01

104

92

63

0.26

LIZ with minor Aplite

including

216.5

224.0

7.6

2.10

0.01

96

92

66

0.29

LIZ

Li-Ta Enriched

234.6

237.2

2.6

2.17

0.03

533

338

73

0.76

Aplite

Lithium Enriched

243.8

282.3

38.6

1.31

0.02

121

64

46

0.28

LIZ, aplite with metavolcanics

including

243.8

257.3

13.6

1.58

0.02

151

93

53

0.28

LIZ with minor Aplite

including

271.0

281.0

10.0

1.79

0.01

136

61

37

0.33

LIZ

Lithium Enriched

293.1

302.6

9.6

1.10

0.07

107

66

98

0.29

Aplite with minor metavolcanics

Table 2: Summary of Drill Holes

Geomechanical

DDHNo

Date Drilled

UTM Zone 15N (NAD83)

Collar Orient

Metres Drilled

Start

End

Easting

Northing

(mASL)

Azim

Dip

Start

End

Phase IX

PL-GDH-06-21

2021-02-07

2021-02-10

472,803

5,829,380

326.2

177

-50

0

177.0

PL-GDH-07-21

2021-02-25

2021-02-26

472,950

5,829,376

325.5

165

-46

0

83.0

Total metres drilled

260.0

Delineation

DDHNo

Date Drilled

UTM Zone 15N (NAD83)

Collar Orient

Metres Drilled

Start

End

Easting

Northing

(mASL)

Azim

Dip

Start

End

Phase IX

PL-046-21

2021-02-11

2021-02-18

472,781

5,829,321

326.0

330

-47

0

376.2

PL-047-21

2021-02-18

2021-02-24

472,695

5,829,295

326.0

330

-48

0

298.5

PL-048-21

2021-02-26

2021-03-08

472,865

5,829,345

326.0

305

-50

0

393.0

PL-049-21

2021-03-08

2021-03-19

472,880

5,829,317

326.0

330

-42

0

303.2

Total metres drilled

1,370.9

Hole PL-046-21 was the first of 4 delineation holes drilled during Phase IX at Spark. It was stepped back to the south to test the southern extension of the

pegmatite intersected in geomechanical hole PL-GDH-06-21 (

see Press Release dated

June 1, 2021

). The hole was collared in metasediments intersecting a

narrow

5.5m

zone of LIZ (Lower Intermediate Zone) at

39m

before intersecting continuous pegmatite (predominately LIZ) from

49.7m

to

370.3m

averaging 1.68%

Li

2

O. Minor zones of mafic host rock totaling 16.2m occur from 243 to

288m

and again from 335 to

348m

these zones are typically less than

1m

and up to

5m

.

Spodumene is ubiquitous throughout the intersection with laths typically less than 10mm and occasionally displaying "Jack Straw" textures with lath 2 to 4 cm

over several metres. A

12 m

zone of CIZ (central Intermediate zone) comprised mostly of feldspar and coarse muscovite which appears to over-print a pre-

existing aplite, occurs from 349 to

361 m

. The hole was terminated at

376.2 m

in metavolcanic. It was not confirmed that the pegmatite was completely

transected.

Hole PL-047-21 was collared

100m

to the west of PL-046-21 and

60m

southsouthwest of hole PL-039-19. It was designed to test the western extent of the

Spark pegmatite and to scissor hole PL-044-19 (most westerly hole drilled from the north). The hole intersected mostly aplitic pegmatite from

14m

to

100m

then a

mix of pegmatite (10 to

25m

intercepts) and host rock before ending at

298.5m

with

78m

of mafic hostrock. Enriched lithium zones rarely exceeded

10m

with the

highest grade zone of 2.5% Li

2

O over

6.6m

from 195.9 to

204.8m

. Enriched Tantalum occurs in the pegmatite between 196 and

220m

with

11.5m

from 209.0 to

220.5m

averaging 961 ppm Ta

2

O

5

.

Hole PL-049-21 was collared

30m

southwest of PL-048-21 to test the southern extent of the pegmatite collared in PL-048-21 (see Press Release dated

June 1,

2021

) and the area between the holes PL-041-19 from the north and PL-045-19 from the south. The apparent mafic-pegmatite contact was intersected near

where PL-048-21 was collared. The pegmatite appears to narrow to

28m

(40.3 to

68.3m

) averaging 1.36% Li

2

O, then 145 metres of predominately mafic host

rock to 213.3 before intersecting a mix of pegmatite dykes (2 to

40 m

wide) and hostrock. The hole was terminated prematurely at

303.2m

with just under

10m

of

aplite averaging just over 1% Li

2

O. As illustrated in Figure 1 the drill hole had not completely transected the main body of the pegmatite as projected from

surface.

A second geomechanical hole, PL-GDH-07-21, was drilled towards the south and collared near hole PL-040-19. Only mafic hostrock was intersected. The hole

was drilled to test for pit wall stability purposes.

Figure 2 is a section displaying the drill hole traces and lithium concentrations for holes PL-046-21 and PL-048-21 drilled in 2021 along with the 2019 holes and channels confined within a

Starting in mid September, Frontier will commence Phase X drilling at Spark. Objectives will be to complete the geomechanical drilling and to upgrade the bulk of

Inferred resource to Measured and Indicated as required for the Company's advancing PFS of a fully-integrated lithium chemical operation.

Due Diligence

All scientific and technical information in this release has been reviewed and approved by

Garth Drever

, P.Geo., the qualified person (QP) under the definitions

established by National Instrument 43-101. Under Frontier's QA/QC procedures, all drilling was completed by Chenier Drilling Ltd. of

Val Caron, ON

using thin-

walled BTW drill rods (4.2 cm core diameter) and a Reflex ACT III oriented core system. Using the Reflex system, the drill core was oriented and marked as it

was retrieved at the drill. The core was boxed and delivered to the Frontier core shack where it was examined, geologically logged and marked for sampling. The

core was photographed prior to sampling. Using a rock saw, the marked sample intervals were halved with one half bagged for analysis. Sample blanks along

with lithium, rubidium and cesium certified reference material was routinely inserted into the sample stream in accordance with industry recommended practices.

Field duplicate samples were also taken in accordance with industry recommended practices. The samples were placed in poly sample bags and transported to

Red Lake

by Frontier employees and then shipped to AGAT Laboratories Ltd. (AGAT) in

Thunder Bay

for processing and to

Mississauga, ON

for quantitative

multi-element analysis. AGAT is an ISO accredited laboratory. The core is stored on site at the Pakeagama Lake exploration camp.

About Frontier Lithium

Frontier Lithium (TSX.V: FL) (OTCQX: LITOF) (FSE: HL2) is an emerging pure play lithium company with the largest land position in the Electric Avenue, an

emerging premium lithium mineral district located in the Great Lakes region of northern

Ontario

. The company maintains 100% ownership in the PAK Lithium

Project which contains one of

North America's

highest-grade, large tonnage hard-rock lithium resources in the form of a rare low-iron spodumene. The Project has

significant upside exploration potential. Frontier is a pre-production business that is targeting the manufacturing of battery quality lithium hydroxide in the Great

Lakes Region to support electric vehicle and battery supply chains in

North America

. Frontier maintains a tight share structure with management ownership

approximately 25% of the Company.

About PAK Lithium Project

The PAK Lithium Project encompasses 26,774 hectares at the south end of

Ontario's

Electric Avenue, the largest land package hosting premium lithium bearing

pegmatites in

Ontario

. The Project covers 65 km of the Avenue length and remains largely unexplored; however, since 2013 the company has delineated two

premium spodumene bearing lithium deposits (Pak and Spark) located 2.3 km from each other. A 2021 Preliminary Economic Assessment of a fully-integrated

lithium operation utilizing spodumene concentrate generated from the PAK Lithium Project resource to achieve downstream conversion for production of battery-

quality lithium chemicals (NI 43-101 Technical report titled "PAK Property" by BBA Engineering Ltd. issued on

April 5, 2021

) resulted in a post-tax NPV8% of USD

$974M

with a 21% IRR. Considerable exploration upside is supported on the PAK Lithium Project through two other spodumene bearing discoveries; Bolt

pegmatite located between PAK and Spark deposits, as well as Pennock pegmatite, a further 30 km northwest of PAK within the Project claims.

Forward-looking Statements

Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts

responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release. This release includes certain statements that may be deemed "forward-looking statements". All

statements in this release, other than statements of historical facts, that address future production, reserve potential, exploration drilling, exploitation activities and

events or developments that the Company expects are forward-looking statements. Although the Company believes the expectations expressed in such forward-

looking statements are based on reasonable assumptions, such statements are not guarantees of future performance and actual results or developments may

differ materially from those in the forward-looking statements. Factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those in forward looking statements

include market prices, exploitation and exploration successes, continued availability of capital and financing, and general economic, market or business conditions.

Investors are cautioned that any such statements are not guarantees of future performance and those actual results or developments may differ materially from

those projected in the forward-looking statements. For more information on the Company, Investors should review the Company's registered filings available at

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