Power Metals Corp. is excited to announce that they have partnered with Major Drilling for their upcoming drill program at the 100% owned Case Lake Project. This program will focus on further developing high-priority Cesium targets at West Joe and Main Zone, building on recent successful drilling and the discovery of high-grade pollucite mineralization.
Haydn Daxter, CEO of Power Metals, expressed enthusiasm for the partnership with Major Drilling, stating, “The Company is extremely pleased to have partnered with Major Drilling again as we continue to develop our Case Lake Project.” He added, “Drilling is expected to commence in the coming weeks at West Joe and Main Zone on high-priority targets that we have identified from recent studies with several industry specialists.”
Johnathan More, Chairman and Founder of Power Metals, reinforced the company’s commitment to exploration, saying, “Power Metals remains on target with our exploration programs for 2024 and is fully funded to unlock the potential at Case Lake. The team continues to develop the high-grade pollucite mineralization at West Joe that is seeing a high level of interest for the Company.”
The Case Lake Project is located 80 km east of Cochrane, northeastern Ontario, close to the Ontario-Quebec border. It comprises 585 cell claims covering an area of 10km by 9.5km. The project’s primary focus is on the exploration of LCT pegmatites, which are known to contain valuable minerals such as spodumene and pollucite. The company has already invested significantly in the project, having drilled a total of 19,607 meters of core between 2017 and 2024.
Beyond the Case Lake Project, Power Metals holds several other promising properties in Canada. These include the Pelletier Property, located 50km south of Hearst, the Decelles Property near the mining centers of Val-d’Or and Rouyn-Noranda, and the Mazerac Property located east of Decelles. All these properties share similar geological characteristics and have the potential to host significant lithium and cesium deposits.
The company’s focus on developing lithium and cesium resources is driven by the increasing demand for these critical minerals in the rapidly growing battery and clean-technology industries. Power Metals is well-positioned to capitalize on this burgeoning market and contribute to the transition towards a more sustainable future.
