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Graphano Energy Ltd. explores and develops graphite and other energy-metals resources in Québec, with company updates centered on the Black Pearl, Lac Aux Bouleaux and Standard Mine projects. News commonly covers drilling and assay results, airborne magnetic and time-domain electromagnetic surveys, conductive-trend interpretation, target generation, and AI-assisted geoscience data integration used to rank follow-up work at Black Pearl.
Additional announcements address mineral exploration programs, graphite-zone expansion, property-scale targeting, and capital or governance items such as warrant amendments and finance leadership changes. The company frames its graphite portfolio around demand from lithium-ion batteries, electric vehicles, and energy-storage technologies.
Graphano Energy (OTCQB: GELEF) completed its spring prospecting program northwest of the Black Pearl graphite showing in Québec and identified a new graphite discovery named Black Jack.
Initial work exposed a graphite-bearing horizon about 110 m long and up to 15 m wide, with 19 grab samples collected. Further mapping, mechanical stripping, permitting and channel sampling are planned to define grade, thickness and continuity within the broader Black Pearl graphite trend.
Graphano Energy (TSXV: GELEF) announced its Spring 2026 exploration program at the 100% owned Black Pearl graphite project in Québec, focusing on AI-assisted targeting, channel sampling and Max-Min EM surveys to refine conductive zones and prioritize drilling. The company also filed ATI applications for expanded access and granted 665,000 stock options at $0.15.
Graphano (OTC: GELEF, TSXV: GEL) reported progress at its Black Pearl graphite project in Québec, identifying multiple conductive trends over a strike length exceeding 6 kilometres. Airborne magnetic and TDEM surveys delineated discrete conductive zones interpreted as high-priority graphite targets.
The company engaged AI Resource Exploration to integrate geophysical, geological, and historical datasets to refine targets. Ground work—prospecting, stripping, trenching, sampling, and ground geophysics—will begin in the coming weeks as snow melt permits, to validate conductors ahead of planned drilling.
Graphano (OTC Pink: GELEF) intends to amend the exercise price of 12,334,240 warrants from $0.52 to $0.33 per share, subject to TSX Venture Exchange acceptance. All other warrant terms, including the August 27, 2026 expiry, remain unchanged.
The company says the amendment is intended to reflect current market conditions and that exercised warrants would provide additional working capital. Directors and officers hold ~2.27% of the affected warrants.
The company also named Andrew Gainsbury as interim CFO after James Richardson stepped away for medical reasons.
Graphano Energy (OTC: GELEF) received the final helicopter-borne MAG and TDEM report for the Black Pearl property on February 26, 2026. The interpretation defines an approximately 6.5-kilometre conductive trend with five priority conductive target areas for follow-up.
Previously reported near-surface drill intercepts include 11.33% Cg over 8.61 m and other multi-meter graphite zones; the company plans mapping, sampling and prospecting to refine targets toward geophysics or drill testing.
Graphano Energy (OTC: GELEF) completed a 473-kilometre airborne geophysics survey over the Black Pearl property in Québec on January 16, 2026. Preliminary interpretation confirms a dominant TDEM conductor extending ~1.2 kilometres and identifies numerous new priority conductive targets that expand the target footprint. The release references prior late-2025 drill intercepts including 11.33% Cg over 8.61 m, 4.81% Cg over 12.25 m, and 7.37% Cg over 4.70 m. Technical interpretation and EM target ranking are underway, and a comprehensive geophysical report is expected in approximately five weeks to guide follow-up exploration and drilling planning.
Graphano Energy (OTC: GELEF) engaged Prospectair Geosurveys to start a helicopter-borne MAG-TDEM airborne survey over the Black Pearl Project in Québec.
The Survey covers approximately 637 line-kilometres with N130-oriented lines, 100m spacing and 1,000m control lines, using cesium vapor magnetometer, time-domain EM multi-channel off-time recording and real-time differential GPS. Acquisition is expected to commence this week, subject to weather and aviation safety.
Separately, Graphano is advancing bulk sample planning at Lac Aux Bouleaux and Standard: engaging an engineering company for extraction management, compiling geological reports, assessing site selection, geochemistry, infrastructure and waste rock locations while preparing permitting and environmental closure planning.
Graphano (OTC: GELEF / TSXV: GEL) reported final assays from its September 2025 nine-hole drill program at the 100% owned Black Pearl graphite project (4,149 ha). The program drilled 620 m and confirmed multiple near-surface graphite zones, highlighted by 4.81% Cg over 12.25 m (BP25-06) and prior results including 11.33% Cg over 8.61 m (BP25-01) and 9.92% Cg over 3.20 m (ST25-08). Black Pearl lies adjacent to the Standard Mine project, which has an initial indicated 950,000 t @ 6.27% Cg and inferred 980,000 t @ 7.16% Cg. Results remain open along strike and at depth, supporting follow-up exploration.
Graphano (OTC: GELEF) reported initial assay results from its September 2025 drilling at the 100% owned Black Pearl graphite project in Quebec.
Highlights include BP25-01: 11.33% Cg over 8.61 m, surface channel averages of 13.2% Cg (42 samples) and surface channel results including 15.1% Cg over 14 m. The program drilled 620 m across nine holes and traced mineralization from surface to ~35 m vertical, remaining open at depth.
Graphano plans an airborne geophysical survey to expand targets across the 4,149 ha property; further assays are forthcoming.
Graphano Energy (OTC:GELEF) has initiated its first drilling program at the 100% owned Black Pearl graphite project in Québec. The program encompasses approximately 600 metres of diamond drilling, targeting high-priority areas identified through recent geophysical surveys.
The Black Pearl showing, discovered in 2024, has demonstrated promising initial results with channel samples yielding 15.1% Cg over 14 metres and 17.9% Cg over 9 metres. The project features multiple conductive zones extending over a kilometer in length and shares geological similarities with major deposits in the Lac des Iles region.
The project benefits from road accessibility, access to skilled mining workforce, and clean hydroelectric power. Technical support is being provided by Mercator Geological Services Ltd. and St-Pierre Exploration Enr.