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Clarity Metals Corp. explores and advances mineral properties as a Canadian project generator focused on precious and base metals. Company news centers on exploration activity in Quebec, including the 100%-owned Fecteau Gold Project in the Abitibi region and the Lithium381 project in northern Quebec.
Recurring updates cover drill permits, target definition, rig mobilization, drilling progress, geophysical survey results, property interests and technical planning for exploration campaigns. The company is listed on the CSE under CMET and trades on the OTC market under CLGCF.
Clarity Metals Corp. (CSE: CMET, OTC: CLGCF) has submitted a drilling permit application following positive preliminary results from an IP/Resistivity survey on its Lithium381 property in Quebec. The permit proposes 27 drill pads to explore a 1.5 km area with high resistivity values, interpreted as potentially lithium-bearing. Clarity aims to advance its exploration efforts adjacent to Allkem Limited’s James Bay Lithium Property, which boasts significant resources. The company has also entered into an option agreement to acquire 50% interest in the property from Genius Metals Inc. The region is increasingly favorable for mineral exploration due to supportive government initiatives.
Clarity Metals Corp. (CSE: CMET, OTC: CLGCF) announced promising preliminary results from an IP/Resistivity survey on its Lithium381 property, located in Quebec, near Allkem Limited’s lithium project. The survey identified a 1.5 km area with high resistivity values, potentially indicating lithium-bearing pegmatites similar to those at Allkem’s adjacent property, which has a resource of 40.8 Mt at 1.40% Li2O. Clarity’s CEO, James Rogers, expressed optimism about these findings, positioning them to enhance exploration efforts at Lithium381. This property consists of 21 mineral claims covering 1107 ha and seeks to capitalize on the favorable geology of the region.
Clarity Metals Corp. (CSE: CMET, OTC: CLGCF) has provided an update on its exploration efforts at the Lithium381 property in Quebec, located near Allkem Limited’s James Bay Lithium Property. The company is conducting various surveys, including Induced Polarization and Resistivity, a remote sensing survey, and a triaxial magnetometer survey, to identify lithium-bearing pegmatite targets. The property encompasses 1,107 hectares with a promising geological setting. Clarity recently entered an agreement to acquire a 50% interest in the property, enhancing its strategic position in the lithium market.
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Clarity Metals Corp. has announced the addition of a second drill rig to its ongoing 5000m diamond drilling program at the Fecteau Property. This initiative is part of an effort to explore high-priority targets identified through gold grain till sampling and targeted IP surveys. The drilling will focus on two mineralization types: VMS and mesothermal gold. Previous drills have shown promising copper-zinc-gold intersections. Operations may pause during the Christmas holidays. Clarity is also advancing its Lithium381 Project acquisition and holds interests in several early-stage projects across Canada.
Clarity Metals Corp. (OTC: CLGCF) has initiated exploration at the Lithium381 Property in Quebec, adjacent to Allkem's lithium project. The ongoing Induced Polarization and Resistivity survey aims to identify lithium-bearing pegmatites. The property spans 1107 ha and lies near a significant lithium deposit with indicated resources of 40.8 Mt at 1.40% Li2O. Clarity's CEO emphasized the excitement around the project, which is expected to inform future exploration strategies. The company has also entered a publishing services agreement to enhance public information dissemination.
Clarity Metals Corp. (OTC: CLGCF) has commenced a 5,000-meter diamond drilling program at the Fecteau Property in British Columbia. The project aims to test high-priority targets generated from gold sampling and targeted surveys. CEO James Rogers emphasized the significance of the program, which targets two mineralization types: VMS and mesothermal gold. Previous drilling has shown anomalous copper-zinc intervals associated with gold. The company is focused on expanding its mineral exploration portfolio, including recent acquisitions adjacent to significant lithium and gold projects.
Clarity Gold Corp. will officially change its name to Clarity Metals Corp. on December 15, 2022, with the new ticker symbol 'CMET'. This change aligns with the company's diversified asset portfolio, specifically its recent option agreements to acquire stakes in the Lithium381 and Fecteau projects. Additionally, Clarity has entered into various marketing agreements, including a EUR€50,000 contract with Milestone Capital for investor relations and a US$60,000 deal with Native Ads for digital marketing. The company's strategic focus remains on precious and base metals projects.
Clarity Gold Corp. has signed an option agreement with Genius Metals to acquire a 50% interest in 21 mineral claims spanning approximately 1107 hectares in Northern Quebec. This strategic acquisition is near Allkem's James Bay Lithium project, which contains significant lithium resources. To maintain the option, Clarity must invest $750,000 in exploration by the end of 2024 and issue 720,000 shares. The move opens Clarity to the lucrative lithium market, as Quebec promotes investments in critical minerals. A concurrent private placement seeks to raise up to $1 million for corporate needs.