Arbor Metals Intersects Anomalous Lithium Mineralization up to 0.58% Across 2 Target Zones at Jarnet Lithium Project

Core Insights - Arbor Metals Corp. announced positive assay results from its 2025 Phase 3 diamond drilling program at the Jarnet Lithium Project, indicating the presence of anomalous lithium in the Jarnet 2 and Corvette claim blocks [1][3] Drilling Results - The Phase 3 drilling campaign completed 10 NQ holes with a total drilling length of 2,451 meters, collecting approximately 572 samples [5] - Significant lithium grades were reported, including: - JAR25-014: 1.56m grading 5781ppm (~0.57%) lithium at 54.7m depth - JAR25-015: 1.5m grading 2224ppm (~0.22%) lithium at 212.06m depth - JAR25-031: 1.14m grading 5861ppm (~0.58%) lithium at 84.86m depth - JAR25-030: 0.50m grading 1278ppm (~0.12%) lithium at 73.5m depth, among others [2][3] Geological Context - The drilling encountered numerous pegmatite dykes, with widths ranging from 0.5m to 2.0m, and some intervals reaching up to 46.84m [6] - Lithium values showed high variability, with some samples exceeding 5861ppm, indicating localized lithium enrichment in specific zones [7] Rare Earth Elements (REE) Findings - The assay results also indicated the presence of rare earth elements (REE) and base metals, with a strong dominance of light rare earth elements (LREE) over heavy rare earth elements (HREE) [8] - There was no meaningful correlation between lithium and REE values, suggesting different mineralization controls [8] Future Plans - The company is conducting a comprehensive data study of the results to refine future drilling programs and expects assay results from its Fall 2025 bark sampling program in Q1 of 2026 [4]