Core Insights - St-Georges Eco-Mining Corp. and its subsidiary St-Georges Metallurgy Corp. are advancing their lithium production pilot plant and other metallurgical initiatives, with a focus on sustainable and cost-effective lithium processing technologies [1][3]. Lithium Production Pilot Plant - The company has received its first shipment of approximately five tons of spodumene concentrate from Canadian suppliers, and initial processing is underway [2]. - The SX lithium technology aims to enhance lithium metallurgy by improving purity and recovery rates, reducing waste, and generating valuable by-products, positioning it as a competitive alternative to traditional methods [3]. - A feasibility study is planned to commence by March 2027, which will include a detailed analysis of capital and operational expenditures [3][17]. Other Metallurgical Initiatives - St-Georges Metallurgy Corp. is progressing on two nickel-focused projects, supported by grant applications in collaboration with partners [4]. - Preparations are in place for the extraction of valuable minerals from previously collected samples from the Julie and Manicouagan Critical Minerals Projects, with processing expected to start before year-end [5]. Collaboration and Testing - The company is collaborating with a geothermal energy producer in Iceland, with initial testing showing gold-equivalent grades ranging from approximately 67 g/t to 437 g/t [6]. - Over 200 kilograms of material have been imported into Canada for further extraction and separation testing [6]. Warrant Extensions - The company is extending the validity of several warrants, allowing for longer exercise periods and maintaining the same exercise prices [8][10][12][14][16].