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Grid Metals Corp (MSMGF) delivers critical mineral exploration updates from Manitoba's Bird River Greenstone Belt. This dedicated news hub provides investors with essential updates on lithium discoveries, copper-nickel developments, and strategic partnerships driving North America's battery metals supply chain.
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Grid Metals Corp. (TSXV: GRDM, OTCQB: MSMGF) announced the filing of a National Instrument 43-101 Technical Report for its MM Project in southeastern Manitoba. The project, consisting of the Makwa and Mayville deposits, contains substantial metal resources: 317 million pounds of copper, 263 million pounds of nickel, and 452,000 ounces of precious metals in indicated open pit categories. Exploration drilling is planned for the New Manitoba deposit, with permits applied and financing secured. The project aims to increase contained tonnage to 75-100 million tonnes with similar or higher grades. The resources are conventional sulphide metal deposits, suitable for marketable nickel and copper concentrates. The MM Project could significantly contribute to the North American EV supply chain, aligning with the Inflation Reduction Act. The technical report was prepared by qualified persons from Micon International
Grid Metals announced the appointment of Constantine Karayannopoulos to their Board of Directors, replacing Edward Munden. Karayannopoulos has a successful track record, including leadership roles at Neo Material Technologies and Neo Lithium Corp., which were acquired for C$1.3 billion and C$960 million, respectively. He currently advises several companies in the rare earth and critical minerals industry and holds degrees in Chemical Engineering. Robin Dunbar, CEO, expressed confidence in Karayannopoulos' ability to advance Grid's critical mineral projects in Manitoba.
Grid Metals Corp. announces an Indicated Open-Pit Mineral Resource of 46.2 million tonnes at its MM Copper/Nickel Project in Manitoba. The resource estimate includes two separate deposits, with significant copper, nickel, and palladium, platinum, and gold content. The Company plans to fund resource expansion and development through marketing of nickel and copper offtake rights. The Project aims for over 80 million tonnes of open pit resources and has high potential targets for drilling. The resource estimate shows improvements in metallurgical recoveries, changes in metal prices, and additional drilling. Exploration drilling is planned for 2024 to test nearby high-priority targets.
Grid Metals Corp. announces high-grade lithium values at Falcon West Drill Program, including 4.7% Li2O. The drill program focused on lithium mineralization, intersecting significant levels of lithium, tantalum, cesium, and rubidium. Multi-metre intersections of lithium-enriched pegmatite were found with coarse spodumene crystals. The program confirmed the presence of a rare metal-enriched pegmatite system, potentially open along strike. Future plans involve further exploration for mineable lithium zones.
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