- Patriot (PMET) now holds the title to 100 per cent of the Corvette Property in Quebec
- The claims transfers follow a series of claims group consolidations with respect to the property
- The company is committed to a 15,000 m summer drill program to explore Corvette for precious and base metals
- Patriot Battery Metals develops mineral properties containing battery, base and precious metals
- Patriot (PMET) is up by 5.15 per cent trading at $2.04 per share
Patriot (PMET) now holds the title to 100 per cent of the Corvette Property in Quebec.
After a series of claims group consolidations, it received official confirmation from Quebec’s Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources that all claims transfers for the property titles have been completed.
Corvette is comprised of 417 contiguous claims totaling 21,357 ha, including a 50+ km strike length of the La Grande Greenstone Belt, which is prospective for lithium pegmatite, gold and base metals.
The company is undertaking a 15,000 m summer drill program on the property. Targets include the CV5-6 spodumene pegmatite, highlighted by 0.94 per cent Li2O and 117 ppm Ta2O5 over 155.1 m (CF21-002), and 1.25 per cent Li2O and 194 ppm Ta2O5 over 58.1 m (CF21-003).
“We are very pleased to have received official documentation of our 100 per cent holdings to over 200 square kilometers at the Corvette Property,” stated Blair Way, Patriot’s President and CEO. “It is reassuring to know we are operating in a safe and secure jurisdiction such as the province of Quebec, that we have 100 per cent confidence in our title holdings.”
Patriot Battery Metals develops mineral properties containing battery, base and precious metals.
Patriot (PMET) is up by 5.15 per cent trading at $2.04 per share as of 9:36 am EST.