QUARTERLY ACTIVITIES REPORT

For the Quarter ended 31 December 2015

HIGHLIGHTS

Mohanga Lithium-Tantalum Project (Tanzania, East Africa)

• 177km2 Mohanga Lithium-Tantalum Project secured in central Tanzania.

  
  

• Initial reconnaissance rock chip sampling returned high grade lithium and tantalum values. Better results include:

  
  

  Sample 1324282.95% Li2O and 0.12%Ta2O5

  Sample 1324323.79% Li2O and 0.11%Ta2O5

  Sample 1324362.76% Li2O and 0.11%Ta2O5

  Sample 1324395.15% Li2O and 0.07%Ta2O5

  
  

• Phase 1 trenching completed - assays pending.

Pegmatite outcrop- Mohanga Project

INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS TANZANIA

• High grade lithium and tantalum assays from pegmatites at the Mohanga Project.

  
  

  • Maiden 390,000oz Inferred Mineral Resource estimated for Jubilee Reef Gold Project

    
    

    AUSTRALIA

  • Possible low sulphidation epithermal gold target defined at Allandale near Charters Towers in North Queensland

Drilling - Jubilee Reef Project

Figure 1: Map of Tanzania showing location of Liontown projects

For further information, please contact:

Mr David Richards, Managing Director Liontown Resources Limited Telephone +61 8 9322 7431

Liontown Resources Limited, Level 2, 1292 Hay Street, West Perth, Western Australia T: +618 9322 7431 F: +618 9322 5800

E: [email protected] W: www.ltresources.com.au ABN 39 118 153 825

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1. Mohanga Lithium-Tantalum Project/Central Tanzania (Liontown 100%)

The Mohanga Project is located in central Tanzania approximately 40km NNE of the capital Dodoma and 400km WNW of Dar es Salaam (see Figure 1) within the south eastern part of the Tanzanian Craton. The regional geological setting is similar to the world class Greenbushes lithium deposit located in southwest Western Australia. Liontown has secured a contiguous 177km2 area where sampling of historic workings has recorded high grade lithium and tantalum values hosted by pegmatites.

During the Quarter, Liontown secured the Mohanga Lithium-Tantalum Project through a combination of tenement acquisitions and an Option Agreement with a local company. Further details of the land status are provided below.

A number of lithium-bearing pegmatites have been recorded by historic government mapping and reconnaissance rock chip sampling by Liontown geologists (Appendix 1) returned multiple significant lithium (>1%Li2O)and tantalum (>0.05% Ta2O5)values

Better results from Liontown's reconnaissance sampling include:

Sample 132428 2.95% Li2O and 0.12%Ta2O5

Sample 132432 3.79% Li2O and 0.11%Ta2O5

Sample 132436 2.76% Li2O and 0.11%Ta2O5

Sample 132439 5.15% Li2O and 0.07%Ta2O5

(See Appendix 1 for full listing of rock chip assays received by Liontown)

There has been no drilling or other modern exploration within the Mohanga Project area.

The Project is in the south eastern part of the Archaean Tanzanian Craton where it comprises a WNW-NW trending sequence of metasediments (quartzite, quartz-feldspar schist and graphitic schist), amphibolite schist and quartz-feldspar gneiss intruded by granite (Figure 2). The geological setting is considered analogous to the Greenbushes lithium deposit in southwest Western Australia, the world's largest pegmatite-hosted deposit.

Immediately subsequent to the Project acquisition, Liontown undertook first pass geological mapping, rock chip sampling and limited trenching at a number of prospects. This work confirmed a large pegmatite field within the Mohanga Project with a total of 78 pegmatites identified at 6 prospects (Figure 2).

Figure 2: Mohanga Project - Geology showing mapped pegmatites and previously reported better rock chip sample results

Widths of up to 100m and strike lengths of up to 700m have been interpreted for individual pegmatites; however, further geological mapping is required to confirm dimensions. Summary statistics from the completed mapping are tabled below:

Table 1: Mohanga Project - Pegmatite Statistics

* Width observed at surface - true width not yet determined

All pegmatite outcrops mapped have been systematically rock chip sampled.

Trenching has been undertaken at a number of prospects and statistics are summarised below:

Table 2: Mohanga Project - Trench Statistics

Trenches have been channel sampled with intervals based on geological logging.

Assays for the rock chip and channel sampling are expected in late January. Further work will be planned once these are received.

Comparison of Alkali Ratios

Alkali ratios (K, Cs, Rb) from whole rock geochemical analyses of the initial reconnaissance samples from the Mohanga region indicate highly fractionated pegmatites which are more likely to contain incompatible elements such as lithium and tantalum (see Figure 3). In addition, historical reports from the Greenbushes and Pilgangoora lithium deposits in Western Australia show that the alkali ratios from several areas in the Mohanga region compare favourably.

The alkali data also indicate more than one type of pegmatite with not all being prospective for lithium and tantalum. Further whole rock analyses will be completed on the recently collected samples to prioritise those pegmatites which are considered more prospective.

Figure 3: Plot of alkali ratios for initial Mohanga rock chip samples