Critical Elements expands Rose West lithium footprint in Quebec summer drilling program, posts 1.89% Li2O over 27.35 m

PUBT · 23h ago
Critical Elements expands Rose West lithium footprint in Quebec summer drilling program, posts 1.89% Li2O over 27.35 m
  • Critical Elements reported new assays from its Phase 2 Summer 2026 drilling at the 100%-owned Rose West lithium discovery in Québec.
  • Program targets 10,000 meters on a 100-meter grid to expand the mineralized footprint toward a potential 1,250-by-2,000-meter area.
  • Key intercept: 1.89% Li2O over 27.35 meters in RW-26-35A, including 2.7% Li2O over 10.5 meters.
  • Additional results: RW-26-51 returned 1.58% Li2O over 16.85 meters; RW-26-58 returned 1.33% Li2O over 14.05 meters.
  • Two rigs resumed work following wildfire disruptions; 11 holes totaling 2,073 meters were drilled, with several assays still pending.


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