LOMIKO METALS INC ORD NEW - LMRMF STOCK NEWS

Lomiko Metals Inc. is set to present at the Emerging Growth Conference on May 26, 2021, focusing on advancements in the Battery Materials market and the La Loutre Graphite Project. CEO A. Paul Gill will offer insights for 30 minutes at 12 noon EST. The event allows shareholders and investors to engage directly with management. Lomiko holds a significant interest in the La Loutre project and has optioned the Bourier lithium development, expanding its footprint in an emerging sector.

Lomiko Metals (OTC: LMRMF) has entered an option agreement with Critical Elements to acquire up to a 70% interest in the Bourier project, located in Quebec. Under this agreement, Lomiko can earn an initial 49% interest by issuing 5 million common shares, making $50,000 in cash payments, and funding $1.3 million in exploration costs by the end of 2022. A second option allows Lomiko to increase its stake to 70% through additional payments and expenditures by December 2023. This project aims to explore minerals essential for lithium-ion batteries, capitalizing on the growing demand for lithium and graphite.

Lomiko Metals Inc. (TSX-V: LMR, OTC: LMRMF) announces CEO A. Paul Gill will participate in the On the Record virtual conference on April 24, featuring Edward Snowden. The event aims to empower entrepreneurs and investors to engage actively. Gill will discuss Lomiko's role in the New Green Economy, emphasizing Quebec's potential in the electric vehicle market as graphite demand is expected to surge by 300-500% over the coming decades due to its use in lithium-ion batteries.

Lomiko Metals has provided an update on its La Loutre graphite project in Quebec. Recent test results show that both the Electric Vehicle (EV) and Graphene-Battery (GB) zones yield over 97% total carbon with a 93.5% graphite recovery. The project aims to develop a metallurgical flowsheet for efficient processing. Upcoming steps include further variability testing and a Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA). The Quebec government's plan anticipates a potential 300-500% increase in graphite demand, highlighting the region's crucial role in the green economy.

Lomiko Metals Inc. has engaged Siri C. Genik and BRIDGE© for strategic advisory services focused on community relations concerning the La Loutre Project. Genik brings over 25 years of experience in mining and sustainability, aiming to foster collaboration with First Nations and local communities. The company has also established the Lomiko Technical Safety and Sustainability Committee to oversee project assessments and liaise with stakeholders. With Quebec's government projecting a significant graphite demand increase, Lomiko aims to contribute to the green economy.

Lomiko Metals Inc. (TSX-V: LMR, OTC: LMRMF) has engaged Veritas Consulting Group Inc. for a one-year investor relations contract, costing $25,000 USD monthly. This partnership aims to enhance visibility within the financial community, facilitate shareholder communication, and connect with various financial entities. Additionally, the company reported the exercise of 14,865,000 warrants, generating gross proceeds of $840,350. The funds will support corporate development, including potential acquisitions.

Lomiko Metals Inc. is progressing with its Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) at the La Loutre Flake Graphite Project. The company has renamed the Refractory Zone to the EV Zone to eliminate confusion regarding the geological terminology. The EV Zone was part of a successful drilling campaign in 2019. An independent technical report conducted in 2016 indicated a mineral resource estimate of 18.4 million tonnes at a grade of 3.19% carbon flake graphite, enhancing the project's prospects.

Lomiko Metals Inc. (TSX-V: LMR, OTC: LMRMF) is closely following government initiatives in the Critical Minerals sector, particularly the Quebec Plan, projecting a 300-500% surge in graphite demand over the coming decades. The Plan aims to support local communities and companies with ethical mining practices and improve infrastructure for resource development.

Lomiko Metals has successfully completed the acquisition of the La Loutre Flake Graphite project for $1,125,000 from Quebec Precious Minerals Corporation. CEO A. Paul Gill emphasizes the opportunities in the burgeoning electric vehicle sector and the anticipated demand for graphite. The company is also looking to evaluate Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) proposals, aiming to identify profitable strategies for product development, as demand for spherical graphite is expected to skyrocket by 500% by 2040.