POWER METALS PROVIDES PROJECT UPDATE FOR CASE LAKE CESIUM PROJECT
Major Highlights
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Company advances development for mining phase at
Case Lake -
Confirms recent site visit with stakeholders and team from the
Ontario Geological Survey (OGS) -
Enters final stages of strategic negotiations for
Case Lake
With the exploration and resource foundations in place,
Our team has been hard at work advancing baseline studies, refining development plans and engaging closely with governments and Indigenous partners to ensure the path forward is both technically strong and socially responsible.
This engagement goes beyond consultation. It is about building genuine partnerships that create ongoing employment and contract opportunities for First Nations owned businesses. Most recently, we commissioned local Indigenous contractors to deliver drilling and environmental programs at the project.
These collaborations not only strengthen relationships but also ensure the communities closest to Case Lake share in the economic and social benefits of development.
On the technical side, we've achieved a major highlight with recent laboratory results that confirm the presence of additional critical minerals within our project area.
This not only strengthens the value of our primary resource but also opens up opportunities to supply materials that are central to the global energy transition.
Encouragingly, early conversations with potential offtake partners suggest there is strong appetite in the market for the diverse suite of minerals our portfolio possesses.
This combination of stakeholder progress and technical success is creating momentum as we advance towards development.
Our focus is on positioning the project as a next-generation mining operation that delivers sustainable economic value. We are equally committed to upholding the highest standards of environmental responsibility and community engagement.
We are in the final stages of extended conversations with strategic investors and industry participants, who recognise the importance of building new, reliable supply chains for critical minerals in
With global demand growing and geopolitical factors reshaping trade flows, Case Lake is increasingly seen as a strategically important development with the potential to supply multiple markets.
The months ahead will see us continue work on permitting, while advancing studies that will form the backbone of our development plans with a very low capex that delivers Case Lake into production.
In parallel, our exploration and technical teams are committed to further field work, drilling and analysis, with the goal of adding new data that enhances both scale and optionality for the project.
Each of these steps builds confidence, not just in our ability to deliver, but in the long-term sustainability and competitiveness of the operation.
We recognise that this is not just about building a mine, it's about creating a long-term supply of minerals that are critical to new technologies, cleaner energy and modern economies.
With governments, industry partners and Indigenous communities behind us, our project is on track to deliver value that is both enduring and far-reaching.
I look forward to providing further updates as we progress through what will rapidly become an exciting era for the Company.
Case
The Case
Decelles Property
The Decelles Property contains 247 claims, covering 14,229 hectares of LCT prospective ground near the mining centres of Val-dÓr and
Spodumene and Beryl bearing pegmatites have been reported historically within the Pontiac sub-province in association with S-type garnet-muscovite granite. The Decelles property is adjacent to Vision Lithium's
Mazerac Property
The Mazerac Property is located approximately 30 km east of
Pollucite and Cesium
Pollucite is a rare mineral that hosts high grade cesium and is associated with highly fractionated, rare element pegmatites. The main source of cesium known globally is pollucite (Cs,Na)₂(Al₂Si₄O₁₂)•2H₂O, (https://www.gov.mb.ca/iem/geo/industrial/pollucite.html). Currently there is no operational mining of high-grade cesium from pollucite occurring globally.
Scientific and Technical Disclosure
The scientific and technical disclosure included in this news release has been reviewed and approved by
Its flagship Case
Beyond Case Lake, the Company's portfolio includes the
As global demand for critical minerals continues to grow global, and particularly in
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