Chariot Corporation, an ASX-listed lithium explorer based in Perth, is planning to dual list on the US OTCQB Venture Market to expand its access to North America's critical minerals market and attract US investors.

This dual listing will enable trading during US market hours, offering global investors additional trading opportunities and supporting the company's international growth ambitions.

The OTCQB listing provides a streamlined alternative to major exchanges like the NYSE, making it easier for institutional and retail US investors to access, and aligns with Chariot's focus on its Black Mountain lithium project in Wyoming and Resurgent claystone project near Nevada and Oregon.

Chariot has appointed US-based Viriathus Capital LLC as its financial advisor to facilitate the OTCQB listing, a move popular among early-stage international companies seeking US retail and institutional investors.

The Resurgent project shares the same geological caldera basin as Lithium Americas’ Thacker Pass, indicating potential for significant lithium deposits and strategic value, especially given the area's known lithium-bearing claystone deposits.

Chariot’s US listing strategy follows a broader industry trend among peers like Locksley Resources and Dateline Resources, aiming to attract a wider investor base and increase liquidity in the critical minerals sector.

The move is designed to capitalize on rising US investor interest in Chariot’s lithium projects, particularly amid US government efforts to secure domestic lithium supplies, with the company's assets positioned as key beneficiaries.

Listing in the US will also align with US market hours, providing Chariot with increased liquidity and a second daily trading window to complement its Australian trading.