First Lithium Commences Field Work Program at Lidstone Project

Core Insights - First Lithium Minerals Corp. has launched a field exploration program at the Lidstone Project, located 270 km north of Thunder Bay, Ontario [1] - The Lidstone Project covers 17,300 hectares and includes approximately 27 km of greenstone belt, with limited previous exploration activity [2] - The field program aims to explore the northern and central sectors of the greenstone belt, focusing on areas with historical quartz vein sampling indicating potential gold mineralization [3] Project Details - The Lidstone property is 100%-owned by First Lithium Minerals and has no royalties associated with it [2] - The exploration will include prospecting, geochemical rock sampling, and geological mapping to identify mineralization and structures conducive to gold or base metal deposition [3] - The program is expected to enhance geological understanding and identify targets for further exploration, including drilling in 2026 [3] Company Overview - First Lithium Minerals is a Canadian mineral exploration and development company, also exploring for lithium and alkali metals at its Ascotan Project in Chile [7] - The company is planning its inaugural drilling program at the Ascotan Project, pending necessary permits and agreements [7] - The field program at Lidstone is expected to be completed by the end of Q4 2025, with updates provided as material results become available [6]