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Hertz Energy Inc. (HZLIF) is a British Columbia-based exploration company advancing critical energy metals projects across lithium, uranium, and antimony. This page serves as the definitive source for official company announcements and operational updates.
Investors and industry observers will find timely disclosures about lithium extraction technology developments, resource expansion at key projects, and strategic partnerships. Our curated feed includes press releases related to exploration milestones, process optimization breakthroughs, and corporate developments essential for understanding the company's position in the energy metals sector.
Key content categories include updates on the patent-pending alpha-spodumene extraction process, progress in North American lithium projects, uranium prospecting activities in Namibia, and antimony property evaluations. All materials are sourced directly from company filings and authorized communications.
Bookmark this page for streamlined access to Hertz Energy's latest technical reports, partnership announcements, and exploration program results. Check regularly for updates that reflect the company's progress in developing sustainable mineral extraction solutions for the green energy transition.
On May 24, 2024, Hertz Energy announced the acquisition of a 100% interest in mineral claim 102722 in Nunavut, Canada, under a definitive agreement with Mike Magrum. This acquisition is significant for the Cominco Uranium Property, spanning nine blocks totaling 146.33 acres. Historical drilling by Cominco in the mid-1970s revealed promising uranium mineralization, with significant intersections grading up to 4.79 lbs U3O8/ton over 43 ft. The acquisition terms include a $2,500 cash payment and issuing up to 400,000 common shares to Mr. Magrum. Hertz Energy plans to leverage modern exploration technologies to build on these historic findings and develop the property further.
Hertz Energy Inc. has submitted applications for uranium Exclusive Prospecting Licenses (EPLs) in Namibia, a country with rich uranium mineral reserves. Namibia is a key uranium jurisdiction, boasting political stability, infrastructure, and community support for mining. The applications cover areas in Central Namibia with primary and secondary uranium deposits. The company is targeting secondary uranium mineralization with the potential for primary mineralization in the application areas. The applications were filed by Odikwa Geoservices, led by Mary Barton, a respected geologist. Hertz Energy aims to expand its presence in the green energy metals markets by entering Namibia.