- Surge (NILI) is reporting additional assay results from the Nevada North Lithium Project
- The results confirm the potential for a high-tenor lithium clay deposit at the Elko County, Nevada property
- The four holes near and along the central ridge line represent over 500 m of strike length of strong lithium mineralization
- CEO Greg Reimer sat down with Daniella Atkinson to discuss the results
- Surge Battery Metals is a mineral exploration company focused on nickel-iron alloy in British Columbia and lithium in Nevada
- Surge (NILI) opened trading at $0.335
Surge (NILI) is reporting additional assay results from the Nevada North Lithium Project.
The results confirm layered zones with significant lithium clay content at the Elko County, Nevada property, further confirming the potential for a high-tenor lithium clay deposit.
The drill holes in question – #1 and #6 – utilized reverse circulation percussion methods.
Hole NN2201 targeted an area of strong lithium-in-soil values.
Hole NN2206 targeted an area of strong soil values near outcrops of a welded tuff unit. The welded tuff appears to be the basement rock of the volcano-tectonic basin hosting the lithium-rich sediments.
The four holes near and along the central ridge line (NN2201, NN2203-NN2205) represent over 500 m of strike length of strong lithium mineralization.
The position of the mineralized beds suggests the lithium-rich claystone layers may be very extensive laterally, with mineral horizons reaching 660 m to the northwest and up to 1,100 m southwest of NN2201.
Further assays are pending.
CEO Greg Reimer sat down with Daniella Atkinson to discuss the results.
Surge Battery Metals is a mineral exploration company focused on nickel-iron alloys in British Columbia and lithium in Nevada.
Surge Battery Metals Inc. (NILI) opened trading at $0.335.