Volt Lithium Corp Announces Shareholder Approval for Name Change

CALGARY, Alberta — Volt Lithium Corp. (TSXV: VLT), a Canadian lithium development and technology company, has announced that its shareholders have approved a significant name change at the company’s 2025 Annual and Special Meeting held on June 18, 2025. The company will now be known as “LibertyStream Infrastructure Partners Inc.” This decision marks a strategic rebranding effort as part of the company’s broader vision.

Volt Lithium Corp., which operates primarily in the exploration and production of lithium and copper, has been focusing on the brines of the Keg River formation. The company, based in Toronto, serves a global customer base and is listed on the TSX Venture Exchange. The rebranding reflects the company’s evolving focus and strategic direction.

Company Overview

  • Sector: Materials
  • Industry: Metals & Mining
  • Primary Exchange: TSX Venture Exchange
  • Currency: CAD
  • Close Price (2025-06-17): 0.27 CAD
  • 52 Weeks High (2024-09-26): 0.49 CAD
  • 52 Weeks Low (2024-06-20): 0.175 CAD
  • Market Cap: 38,870,000 CAD
  • Price Earnings Ratio: -3.84

The approval of the name change was reported by multiple financial news sources, including Financial Post, CEO.ca, and Minenportal.de. This unanimous decision by the shareholders underscores their confidence in the company’s strategic direction and future prospects.

As LibertyStream Infrastructure Partners Inc., the company aims to leverage its expertise in lithium and copper production while expanding its infrastructure capabilities. This transition is expected to enhance the company’s market presence and align with its long-term goals.

For more information about the company’s operations and offerings, stakeholders are encouraged to visit their website at www.alliedcoppercorp.com .

The rebranding initiative is a pivotal moment for Volt Lithium Corp., signaling a new chapter in its journey as it continues to serve its global clientele with innovative solutions in the metals and mining sector.