Recharge Res Ltd. - RECHF STOCK NEWS

Recharge Resources announced the commencement of its fully-funded drill program at the 100% owned Brussels Creek Copper-Gold-Palladium Project in Kamloops, BC. The project has received additional access permits, allowing for 900 meters of NQ size core drilling across three holes. The drilling aims to explore mineralization similar to that at the neighboring New Afton mine. Recharge is committed to sustainable exploration practices and views this drilling program as pivotal for the project's advancement. Data from the Georgia Lake Lithium survey is expected later this month.

Recharge Resources has successfully intercepted a target aquifer at the Pocitos 1 Salar Lithium Brine Project in Salta, Argentina, drilling from 363 meters depth. This follows notable brine flow of lithium-rich water from previous explorations. A 200-liter brine sample will be processed to convert lithium chloride into battery-grade lithium carbonate. The company aims to establish a NI 43-101 compliant resource to support a potential lithium extraction plant capable of producing 20,000 tonnes annually. Current lithium prices are around US$82,209 per tonne, signaling robust market demand.

Recharge Resources Ltd. (RECHF) has initiated the environmental permitting process at its Pocitos 1 Lithium Brine Project in Salta, Argentina. This milestone aims to establish a NI 43-101 compliant resource and develop a lithium extraction plant capable of producing 20,000 tonnes of lithium chloride annually. With lithium prices reaching approximately US$82,096 per tonne, the project's viability is promising. The permitting involves extensive environmental studies, addressing climate, hydrology, and social impacts. The company has also engaged LFG Equities Corp. for a digital media marketing campaign.

Recharge Resources Ltd. has successfully intercepted an aquifer at 325 meters depth during its drilling program at the Pocitos 1 Salar Lithium Brine Project in Salta, Argentina. The company plans to drill down to 425 meters to further explore production zones. Recharge aims to establish a NI 43-101 compliant resource, targeting a 20,000 tonne per year lithium extraction plant. Lithium prices are currently at approximately US$82,209 per tonne. The company is also preparing for a packer test to maximize brine recovery and determine the next drilling locations.

Recharge Resources Ltd. has appointed Mr. Ken Kuiper to its senior advisory board, focusing on aerial survey initiatives and upcoming results. Kuiper, founder of Ellis Park Media, has extensive industry experience, including roles with the United Nations and participation in significant acquisitions like MAG Silver and others. CEO David Greenway highlighted the strategic importance of Kuiper’s expertise during a crucial period for Recharge, with active drilling at key projects including Georgia Lake Lithium and Pocitos 1 Lithium Project.

Recharge Resources Ltd. (RECHF) announced that its fully-funded drill program at the Brussels Creek Copper-Gold-Palladium Project in Kamloops, BC, will begin within a week. Following archaeological assessments, two drill sites were cleared for a total of 900 meters of NQ drilling across three holes, aimed at exploring copper-gold mineralization potential similar to that found at the nearby New Afton mine. The drilling is set to commence by early December, with ongoing data work at its Georgia Lake Lithium project alongside drilling operations at Pocitos 1 Lithium.

Recharge Resources Ltd. is advancing its Pocitos 1 Lithium Brine Project in Argentina by establishing a 100%-owned subsidiary named Recharge Resources Argentina SA. The company has received its registration certificate, signaling a shift from exploration to development. Recharge aims to build a lithium extraction plant with a capacity of 20,000 tonnes annually, targeting clients of Richlink Capital Pty Ltd. Lithium prices in the spot market are currently around US$84,512 per tonne. Phil Thomas, the project geologist, is preparing a NI 43-101 compliant report to support this development.

Recharge Resources Ltd. announced significant developments at its Pocitos 1 Lithium Brine Project in Argentina, where drilling has encountered a brine zone at 168 meters and is currently at 296 meters. The project aims to prepare an NI 43-101 compliant report, with sampling expected to occur between 300 and 425 meters. CEO David Greenway expressed enthusiasm for the findings, noting potential lithium production capacity of 20,000 tonnes per year. Lithium prices are currently at approximately US$84,512 per tonne.