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Surge Battery Metals Inc., a Canadian-based mineral exploration company, is actively engaged in the Nevada North Lithium Project to secure the supply of domestic lithium. Focused on exploring clean, high-grade lithium energy metals, Surge aims to power the electric vehicles of the future. The company recently achieved a milestone in producing lithium carbonate exceeding 99% purity from clays at the project site, showcasing its technological capability and resource potential. With a strategic listing on the TSX Venture Exchange and the OTCQX Market, Surge Battery Metals is poised to drive sustainable advancements in lithium exploration, essential for the evolving electric vehicle industry.
Surge Battery Metals Inc. (TSXV:NILI)(OTC PINK:NILIF) announced the appointment of Graham Harris to its Board of Directors. Harris, with over 40 years in finance, previously led Millennial Lithium Corp., acquired for $490M by Lithium Americas. His expertise includes raising over $400M for various companies and holding senior positions at Canaccord Genuity Corp. and Yorkton Securities. President and CEO Greg Reimer expressed enthusiasm regarding Harris's commitment and experience, essential for advancing Surge's flagship Nevada North Lithium Project. The project boasts significant drilling results, including a zone averaging 3,254 ppm lithium. Surge also announced granting 1.5 million stock options at 25 cents each to directors and officers.
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