FIRST TELLURIUM CORP - FSTTF STOCK NEWS

First Tellurium Corp. (FSTTF) announces the addition of Dr. Paul Spry to its Advisory Board, enhancing the company's expertise in tellurium. Dr. Spry, a renowned authority and Professor of Economic Geology at Iowa State University, brings over 110 published papers and significant experience in ore deposit studies.

The company plans active exploration drilling for its Deer Horn and Colorado Klondike projects in 2023, following promising discoveries in 2022. This strategic move is expected to bolster First Tellurium’s operational capabilities.

First Tellurium Corp. reports increased focus on critical minerals as North American governments enhance strategies for developing supplies. The company emphasizes its tellurium resource at the Deer Horn Project in British Columbia and the Klondike Tellurium Project in Colorado. Recent exploration confirmed a significant extension of the vein system at Deer Horn. Additionally, partnerships with Fenix Advanced Materials and UBCO are aimed at advancing battery technology. With demand for tellurium rising due to its role in clean energy solutions, First Tellurium is exploring new projects to meet this need.

First Tellurium Corp. has successfully closed the first tranche of a non-brokered private placement, raising $404,000 to fund drilling at its Deer Horn Project in 2023. The financing involved 2.6 million flow-through shares at $0.14 each and 400,000 units at $0.10 each, with an insider, Tyrone Docherty, purchasing a significant portion. Recent exploration confirmed copper porphyry mineralization, enhancing the project’s potential. Docherty expressed confidence in the upcoming drilling, referencing recent success in similar projects.

First Tellurium Corp. (CSE: FTEL, OTC: FSTTF) reported on its 2022 exploration program at the Deer Horn project, confirming copper porphyry mineralization. The upcoming 2023 program will add a structural geologist and is set to be funded by a $1.4 million private placement. Notable findings include potential extensions to the known tellurium-gold-silver vein system and new prospective targets for drilling. The company highlights the industry's shift towards copper and battery metals, aligning with its growth strategy.

First Tellurium Corp. has completed a soil sampling program at its Klondike tellurium-gold project in Colorado. A total of 343 soil samples were collected over nine days to inform a Phase 1 drilling program planned for 2023. This data aims to enhance drillhole targeting and permit drill sites. The soil samples will undergo analysis for 51 elements, including tellurium and gold, with results expected by mid-December. The program, led by experienced geologists, is essential for understanding the mineralization at the site and optimizing future exploration efforts.

First Tellurium Corp. (CSE: FTEL, OTC: FSTTF) announced the confirmation of porphyry mineralization at its Deer Horn Property in British Columbia, following channel and rock sampling conducted on October 5-7, 2022. Notably, a potential extension of the existing gold-silver-tellurium vein system was identified, possibly expanding from 2.4 kilometers to 3.5 kilometers. The company plans further exploration in 2023 to assess previously unsampled areas. New resources, including a dedicated website and presentation materials, have also been launched to provide updates to investors.

First Tellurium Corp. (CSE: FTEL, OTC: FSTTF) has initiated a soil sampling program at its Klondike tellurium-gold project in Colorado. This effort aims to enhance data for an upcoming diamond drilling program, building on prior successful explorations by First Solar, which identified exceptional tellurium grades up to 3.3%. The project is recognized as a key prospect for tellurium supply in solar panel production. In parallel, First Tellurium is also advancing its Deer Horn copper porphyry prospecting in British Columbia. The company emphasizes sustainable exploration and collaboration with Indigenous communities.

First Tellurium Corp. (OTC FSTTF) announced that channel sampling has commenced at its Deer Horn Property in British Columbia, following successful rock sampling. The company is exploring a third porphyry-style mineralization zone identified in 2012. Assays from previous sampling showing widespread mineralization are pending. Drilling is proposed for 2023, aided by data from this year's sampling. The new target could significantly enhance the site's porphyry potential. President Tyrone Docherty emphasized the logistic challenges that delayed drilling this year.