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Manganese X Energy Corp. (MNXXF) has announced final results from its Battery Hill pre-feasibility manganese diamond drilling program, completing 12 drill holes totaling 1,393 metres. The program brings the total drilling at the New Brunswick project to 104 holes and approximately 17,000 metres since 2016.
Key drilling highlights include significant intersections:
- SF24-98: 72.6m @ 11.29% MnO from 11m
- SF24-99: 32m @ 15.7% MnO from 5m
- SF24-101: 51.5m @ 12.57% MnO from 136m
The program focused on infill and expansion drilling to upgrade inferred resources to measured and indicated categories for the upcoming Pre-Feasibility Study (PFS). Notable discoveries include the new Moody Northwest Zone and extended Sharpe Farm Zone. A new NI 43-101 compliant mineral resource estimate is currently underway by Mercator Geosciences.
Manganese X Energy Corp. (MNXXF) has announced positive results from their preliminary phase 1 ore sorting study at the Battery Hill manganese deposit near Woodstock, New Brunswick. The study, conducted by ABH Engineering Inc., showed over 95% effectiveness in separating valuable rocks from waste.
The test program, using a sample grading 7.7% Mn, achieved product grades of 12.9% Mn and 12% Mn with reject grades of 1.4% Mn and 1.2% respectively through two different sorting technologies. This preconcentration process, which removes waste material before processing, could potentially deliver multiple benefits including:
- Improved project NPV and IRR
- Reduced energy and water consumption
- Expanded resource through cut-off grade reduction
- Increased mine life and total metal production
- Reduced capital expenditures
- Decreased tailings storage and associated risk
Following these promising results, a more extensive Phase 2 Study is currently underway in preparation for the Pre-Feasibility Study (PFS) scheduled to begin in Q2 2025.
Manganese X Energy Corp (OTCQB: MNXXF) has announced significant progress on its Battery Hill manganese project near Woodstock, New Brunswick. The company received a pivotal $2,000,000 investment from Eric Sprott, who subscribed to 57,142,857 Subscription Receipts, pending shareholder approval at the February 28, 2025 AGM.
Key 2025 strategies include: initiating a pre-feasibility study (PFS) in Q2, advancing environmental and social studies, continuing discussions with First Nations, and pursuing partnerships and offtake agreements. The company has already made progress with C4V, a US battery technology leader, through a non-binding MOU for potential offtake agreements.
Notable 2024 achievements include successful pilot plant operations, distribution of HPMSM samples for EV-compliant testing, and filing for non-provisional patent protection. The company aims to become the first publicly traded mining company in Canada and the US to commercialize high-purity, EV-compliant manganese, addressing the anticipated shortage of high-purity manganese by 2030.
Manganese X Energy announces a new drilling program at its Battery Hill manganese deposit near Woodstock, New Brunswick. The program includes approximately 1250 metres of core drilling to upgrade specific areas from Inferred to Measured and Indicated Resource categories, important for the upcoming Pre-Feasibility Study (PFS). The company has also sent 100 core samples to TOMRA in Germany for ore sorting testing, with results expected by year-end. Additionally, Kemetco Research continues operating the pilot plant to produce high-purity manganese sulfate (HPMSM) samples for potential customers while detailing operating parameters for the PFS.
Manganese X Energy Corp. (MNXXF) has provided key updates on its progress towards commercializing High Purity Electric Vehicle (EV) compliant manganese. The company is advancing in several areas:
1. C4V MOU Update: Prequalification process for a potential offtake deal is in Phase Two, with initial tests meeting EV standards.
2. Non-Provisional Patent: Filed for protection on EV compliant manganese technology, with positive feedback from USPTO.
3. Pilot Plant Project: Evaluating technologies and upgrading metallurgical flow sheet for the upcoming Battery Hill pre-feasibility study.
4. Third Party Verification: Independent US lab analysis confirmed the company's HPMSM sample meets rigid EV battery standards.
CEO Martin Kepman highlighted the company's position to address the anticipated shortage of high-purity manganese by 2030, aligning with the Canadian government's EV transition plan.
Manganese X Energy Corp. (TSXV: MN, OTCQB: MNXXF) announced its High Purity Manganese (HPMSM) sample met Phase 1 qualification standards for US Battery Leader C4V's EV Battery Cathode. The company will proceed to Phase 2 of the Supply Chain Qualification Program. CEO Martin Kepman stated this milestone advances their goal to become the first publicly traded North American company to commercialize high-purity, EV-compliant manganese. The testing confirms the sample's capacity and performance stability during long cycles. The program is part of a non-binding MOU aimed at a potential offtake agreement for Manganese X's Battery Hill project in New Brunswick, which contains one of the largest manganese carbonate deposits in North America.