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First Tellurium Corp. announces that Rio Tinto Kennecott has initiated tellurium processing at its Bingham Canyon Copper Mine, making it one of only two U.S. producers of this critical metal. The new recovery circuit is expected to yield approximately 20 tons of tellurium annually, representing 4% of global production. Demand for tellurium is projected to grow at 5.5% per year, driven by its applications in photovoltaic solar panels. First Tellurium is focused on its Deer Horn and Klondike Projects to meet this rising demand.

First Tellurium Corp. announces promising geophysical survey results from Surge Copper's Ootsa Project, reinforcing significant copper porphyry potential in the region adjacent to its Deer Horn Property in British Columbia. The Deer Horn Property features the world's only NI 43-101 resource of tellurium, gold, and silver, alongside promising copper mineralization. With copper demand projected to surge due to the green economy, First Tellurium aims to further explore its properties. CEO Tyrone Docherty emphasizes the property's untapped potential in copper exploration.

First Tellurium Corp. (CSE: FTEL) has engaged North Equities Corp. for marketing services to enhance investor communications. The agreement spans 7 months with an initial fee of $15,000 for the first month, followed by $16,667 monthly, plus taxes. After the initial 30 days, both parties will review the contract's continuation, with the potential issuance of 430,000 stock options upon successful review. The company's strategy focuses on mineral discovery and sustainable exploration in alliance with Indigenous peoples.

First Tellurium Corp. reports significant assay results from the Klondike Project, confirming the presence of high-grade tellurium (over 10,000 ppm) and notable gold and silver concentrations. These findings reinforce the project’s potential, previously recognized when owned by First Solar. The results indicate a prime target for further exploration, particularly in a geophysical anomaly identified in 2010. The company aims to leverage these findings for upcoming exploration initiatives in 2022. Assays were conducted by ALS Geochemistry to validate previous results.

First Tellurium Corp. announces its readiness to meet the growing demand for tellurium, a critical mineral highlighted by the U.S. Government in its 2022 publication. Tellurium is essential for enhancing battery performance across various technologies, including electric vehicles. A breakthrough from the University of British Columbia Okanagan shows the potential for commercial lithium-ion tellurium batteries. With increasing demand and domestic sourcing initiatives, First Tellurium is strategically positioned to capitalize on this trend.

First Tellurium Corp. has entered a joint supply and sales agreement with Malami Consulting, securing a global supply of tellurium and critical metals. This partnership aims to leverage Malami's extensive network to establish supply contracts before the commercialization of First Tellurium's mining properties. Malami's management includes distinguished veterans with significant international experience, contributing to their ability to secure trade deals. The collaboration is strategically timed, targeting the growing demand for tellurium in renewable energy applications, particularly in solar technology.

First Tellurium Corp., based in Vancouver, has announced a comprehensive 2022 exploration program for its Deer Horn property, which showcases strong economic potential. The program will feature participation from senior geologists and UBC geology students, led by renowned Professor Lee A. Groat. A positive Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) in 2018 highlighted a 1.6 year payback and a 42% IRR based on past metal prices. Rising current metal values could enhance project feasibility further. The exploration aims to expand the known mineralized zone and assess other areas for potential.

First Tellurium Corp. conducted a site visit led by Senior Geologist John Keller to reconfirm previous assay results ahead of its 2022 drilling program at the Klondike property in Colorado. The company aims to leverage high tellurium grades, previously up to 3.3%, along with notable gold and silver readings. Upcoming plans include creating updated geological maps and beginning drilling operations. CEO Tyrone Docherty expressed optimism about the potential of the Klondike property, emphasizing the expected increase in value for shareholders through successful drilling outcomes.

First Tellurium Corp. has appointed Don Freschi to its advisory board, enhancing its expertise in ultra-high purity metals and semiconductor development. Freschi, with over 30 years of experience, co-founded Fenix Advanced Materials, a leader in this field, and has shifted focus towards tellurium battery technology. His collaboration with the University of British Columbia is progressing towards commercial production of a next-generation lithium-ion battery, potentially lasting four times longer than traditional batteries.