The Jingellic Project in southern New South Wales (consisting of EL9403, EL9507 and EL8958) is a greenfields exploration licence covering 1,200km² in the emerging Southern Lachlan Fold Belt.

Kali Metals owns 100% of the Tallangatta Project in north-eastern Victoria, a greenfields exploration project covering 839km². These Southern Lachlan Fold Belt Projects are focused on lithium, tin, tungsten, tantalum, niobium and are considered prospective for LCT pegmatites. The combined area of these projects is 2,039km²

The prospectivity of the region is supported with the presence of historical tin workings (early 1900s) returning high-grade results up to 11.0% tin, 1,060ppm tantalum and 1.5% lithium-oxide. These promising results were bolstered by recent rock chip sampling campaign, where best results included up to 16.7% SnO2, along with accessory tantalum (up to 380ppm Ta) and niobium (up to 580ppm Nb).