Libra Mobilizes for Maiden Drill Program at Stimson Lithium-Cesium Project

Core Viewpoint - Libra Energy Materials Inc. has announced the mobilization for its first drill program at the Stimson Project, which is fully owned by the company and located in the Case Lake Lithium-Cesium District in Ontario [1][2]. Group 1: Drill Program Details - The initial drill program will test a historical unassayed hole that showed at least three intervals of possible spodumene, near the geological boundary of Power Metals' Case Lake lithium-cesium project, which is one of the largest cesium resources globally [2][4]. - The drill program is expected to be cost-effective and aims to quickly evaluate the potential for further exploration at Stimson [2]. Group 2: Geological Context - Stimson is strategically located along the strike of Power Metals' Case Lake deposit, straddling the boundary between the Quetico and Abitibi subprovinces [4]. - A historical drill log indicated three intervals of mineralization, with the largest being 39.8 meters logged as a 'granitic complex', which may contain pegmatite with possible spodumene [4]. Group 3: Company Overview - Libra Energy Materials Inc. is focused on discovering and developing critical minerals essential for the green energy transition, with multiple projects in Ontario and Quebec, as well as in Brazil [8]. - The company has a CAD $33 million earn-in deal with KoBold Metals Company for its Flanders North, Flanders South, and SBC projects [8].