The 100%-owned project has a Mineral Resource Estimate of 13,000 tonnes at 2.40% cesium oxide (Cs2O), making it the fourth largest cesium resource globally.
The MRE covers only one of eight pegmatite dykes within the project, with 17 other highly prospective and untested targets showcasing potential for future resource expansion.
Extensive exploration work, including more than 23,976 metres of drilling, has been completed across two key areas at Case Lake: West Joe and Main Zone.
These campaigns have returned exceptional results, including assays of up to 24.7% Cs2O and 6211ppm tantalum. Metallurgical test work has produced high-grade concentrates of up to 19.97% Cs2O.
Case Lake contains 475 mineral claims across 9,500 hectares and is situated in the Timmins-Cochrane region of the Abitibi in northeastern Ontario.
Located in a tier 1 mining jurisdiction, the property is close to existing forestry trails, established rail and powerlines, as well as hydropower infrastructure.
