Arbor Metals releases Jarnet lithium project update

The company’s Jarnet Lithium project, comprises two claim blocks totalling 47 map-designated claims, covering an area of approximately 2584 ha. both contiguous and north of the Corvette-FCI property. The Northeast Block is underlain by the La Grande Greenstone Belt, the same host rock that hosts PMET’s lithium mineralisation and also host multiple other mineral showings and occurrences in the region. The Northeast Block is contiguous with PMET’s Corvette-FCI property on the west, south and east borders, and surrounds the north area of Spod Lithium Corp (SPOD) which forms part of the SPOD’s recent acquisition of its Lithium Grande Four properties.

SPOD have reported that satellite imagery interpretation by Japosat Satellite Mapping of Montreal, Quebec on their north area claims that:

“whitish rock outcrops and boulders that might be of pegmatite granite composition are mainly located in the southwest part of the north block of claims. The highest concentration of outcrops, sub crops and boulders seem to be spatially oriented within west-east structure about 1000 m long and 200 m wide. A few small outcrops seem to have a preferred SW-NE orientation and dyke-like shapes.”

These interpreted features would be very close and on-trend with the central portion of the company’s Northeast Block. The company is reviewing Google Earth and satellite imagery to investigate similar features on the Northeast Block.

Sampling from the company’s site visit are in the lab and are being analysed, and results are pending. Ninety rocks were obtained during the summer from the company’s Jarnet Lithium project, with many samples from previously unmapped pegmatite dykes.

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