Linear Minerals is a junior mining exploration company focused on lithium and critical minerals. The company operates as an exploration-stage entity with no revenue, mineral reserves, or production facilities. Linear Minerals identifies and acquires early-stage mineral properties to conduct geological surveys and drilling programs, aiming to define commercially viable deposits. Its primary assets are located in Quebec and Ontario, Canada, along with a property in Washington State. The Augustus Lithium Project in Quebec serves as the company's material asset, where it targets spodumene-bearing pegmatite. Linear Minerals is currently moving toward selling this project to Consolidated Lithium Metals while shifting its exploration focus to other holdings, including the Lac Coulombre, Lac Marion, and Kipawa West properties. The business model relies on raising capital through equity issuances, such as private placements, to fund exploration activities. Value creation depends on discovering mineral deposits that can be sold, joint-ventured with larger mining firms, or developed into mines. The company manages a portfolio of properties by conducting initial exploration and pruning non-material assets to focus resources on the most prospective targets. Most property acquisitions involve net smelter or gross metal royalties retained by vendors, which Linear Minerals often has the option to buy back.