Mammoth Energy Group Inc.

Vision

To be the worlds best Lithium Company by finding, acquiring, developing and producing quality reserves in a safe, profitable and socially responsible manner.

Mammoth’s Core Values

As we conduct our business around the world, we have always been guided by our commitment to responsible behavior. In practice, this translates into bringing long-term benefits to the communities where we operate, and fostering a culture of excellence and collaboration among all of our stakeholders. By upholding the Mammoth Core Values in everything we do, we open up opportunities to earn the trust of our stakeholders and to create shared value.

Behave Like an Owner

We accept accountability for our actions and results. We treat the Company’s assets as our own. We are entrepreneurial and look for opportunities to grow our business. We always act with integrity, operating within the letter and spirit of the law no matter where we are.

Deliver Results

We work safely at all times. We respect our colleagues and those we interact with outside our organization. We listen to others for understanding and we ask for help. We build trust and celebrate our successes. We help others improve their effectiveness. We promote confidence and trust in each other’s capabilities.

Be a Team Player

We have a clear vision of where we’re going and the plan to get there. We focus our resources to achieve our objectives. We pay attention to detail and keep our commitments. We deliver results.

The Future of Energy

In the future, civilization will be forced to research and develop alternative energy sources. Our current rate of fossil fuel usage will lead to an energy crisis this century. In order to survive the energy crisis many companies in the energy industry are inventing new ways to extract energy from renewable sources. While the rate of development is slow, mainstream awareness and government pressures are growing.

Technological change alone cannot account for the emergence of the new energy paradigm. Past transitions—from wood to coal, from coal to oil—have also been influenced by a volatile mix of forces, including resource limitations and environmental and socioeconomic issues. America’s oil-based economy developed from new technologies, the discovery of plentiful oil, the desire for cleaner alternatives to horse-drawn carriages and the popularity of gas-lighting. Similar forces exist today, though their relative importance has changed in significant ways.

New potential US based lithium supply side companies are coming and early strategic investors are already positioning themselves. It’s not often in an investor’s life they get the opportunity to invest in something so profound, something so huge it constitutes a sea change in the way we go about our daily business. With the full might of the Office of the President of the United States of America behind it the push for electrification is becoming a reality, and because of this new reality in America, lithium might just become the commodity of choice for investors.

Current Energy Trends

90% of global oil and gas reserves are either partially or fully controlled by governments
$271 billion net U.S. trade deficit caused by petroleum imports
97% of all transportation in the United States is fueled by oil