Communicators

Galan Lithium Limited (ASX:GLN) (Galan or the Company) wishes to announce that further to the lodgement of today’s Form 604 (Change in Substantial Holding) by Raymond Liu/Hongze Group Limited/Havelock Mining Investment Limited, it notifies the market that Ganfeng Lithium International (Ganfeng) has joined the Company’s share register via its wholly owned subsidiary GFL International Co., Limited (GFL).

Raymond Liu is the Founding Partner of Havelock Mining Investment Limited. GFL is a major shareholder of Havelock Mining Investment Limited.

Ganfeng is one of the world’s largest and China’s largest lithium compounds producer and the world’s largest lithium metals producer in terms of production capacity.

Ganfeng was founded in 2000 by Mr. Li. Mr Li and his management team have transformed the company from a lithium compounds processing plant in a niche market industry into a global leader that is primed for sustainable development and growth. In 2010, they became the first listed company in China’s lithium industry with their A Shares listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange (Stock Code: 002460). Since then, they have started to expand upstream and downstream along the lithium industry value chain. Today, they have the most complete industry value chain among all lithium producers in the world.

The Galan Board has authorised this release.

For further information contact:

Juan Pablo (“JP”) Vargas de la Vega

Managing Director, Galan Lithium Limited

Email: jp@galanlithium.com.au

Tel: +61 8 9322 6283

About Galan

Galan is an ASX listed company exploring for lithium brines within South America’s Lithium Triangle on the Hombre Muerto salar in Argentina. Hombre Muerto is proven to host the highest grade and lowest impurity levels within Argentina and is home to Livent Corporation’s El Fenix operation and Galaxy Resources and POSCO’s Sal de Vida projects. Galan’s primary target is the adjoining Candelas channel target, a ~15km long by 3-5km wide valley filled channel which project geophysics and drilling have indicated the potential to host a substantial volume of brine and over which a maiden resource estimate has recently been conducted.