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Grid Metals Corp. reports mineral exploration developments for critical-metal projects in Manitoba. Company news centers on drill assays and technical updates from the 100%-owned Falcon West property, where the Lucy South lithium-cesium-tantalum pegmatite hosts pollucite-bearing cesium mineralization, spodumene-associated lithium, and related tantalum and rubidium values.
Recurring updates also cover project-level activity across Grid's Manitoba portfolio, including the Donner lithium-cesium property and the Thompson East copper-nickel project. News items include exploration results, mineral-target definition, material agreements, joint venture or option arrangements, and governance matters tied to the company's public mineral exploration business.
Grid Metals Corp (OTCQB:MSMGF) announced promising results from its Phase 1 drill program at the Donner Lake lithium property in Manitoba. Highlights include:
- Drill hole GDL22-07: 8.2m at 1.53% Li2O
- Drill hole GDL22-11: 14.6m at 1.25% Li2O
- Drill hole GDL22-14: 3.26m at 1.88% Li2O
Additional valuable cesium and tantalum readings were also reported. The company has mobilized crews for further sampling of pegmatite dykes, indicating strong potential for further lithium discoveries.
Grid Metals Corp (OTCQB:MSMGF) has announced the sale of its 100% interest in the Bannockburn Nickel Property to Canada Nickel Company Inc. for 2 million common shares. This strategic move aims to streamline Grid's portfolio, allowing focus on core battery metals projects in Manitoba, including the Makwa Mayville and Donner Lake properties. The Bannockburn property has demonstrated potential with historical drilling indicating significant nickel mineralization. The transaction also positions Grid as a key shareholder in Canada Nickel, providing exposure to its exploration projects.
Grid Metals Corp. (OTCQB:MSMGF) has reported significant results from three additional drill holes in its Phase 1 program at the Donner Lake Lithium property in Manitoba. Highlights include:
- 10.3 meters at 1.0% Li2O in hole GDL22-04, with a section of 5.1 meters at 1.8% Li2O.
- 12.9 meters at 1.0% Li2O in hole GDL22-08, with sections of 1.8 meters at 1.8% Li2O and 3.0 meters at 1.6% Li2O.
- 9.6 meters at 0.8% Li2O in hole GDL22-09, including 2.9 meters at 1.5% Li2O.
The drill program has now traced the Northwest Dyke for ~600 meters, with results for eight holes pending.
Grid Metals Corp has announced promising results from its 2022 lithium exploration program at the Donner Lake property in Manitoba, a joint venture with Lithium Royalty Corp. Drill results reveal high-grade lithium intersections, including 4.1 meters averaging 1.62% Li2O and 5.9 meters averaging 1.48% Li2O across a 500-meter strike length. The company has completed five drill holes, with assays indicating a consistent lithium profile akin to neighboring pegmatite sources. Ongoing drilling aims to further define this valuable resource near Canada's only lithium-producing operation.
Grid Metals Corp. announced a successful drilling update on their Makwa Nickel Property, highlighting the discovery of nickel, copper, and cobalt sulfide mineralization beneath the historic Dumbarton Mine. The initial results from drill hole MK22-02 show substantial nickel grades, with intervals exceeding 1.5% nickel within a broader mineralized package. The ongoing drilling program targets significant geophysical anomalies with a strike length of 400 meters, indicating further resource potential. The exploration aligns with rising nickel prices and increased interest in nickel sulfide projects.
Grid Metals Corp. has released initial findings from its 2022 lithium exploration at the Donner Lake property in Manitoba, reporting positive results from 11 drill holes targeting the Northwest Dyke. All holes intersected spodumene-bearing pegmatites along a 600-meter strike length. Key results include drill hole GDL22-01 with 13.75 meters averaging 1.53% Li2O and GDL22-02 with 9.4 meters averaging 1.47% Li2O. The Northwest Dyke remains open for further exploration.
Grid Metals Corp. (OTCQB: MSMGF) announced final results from its 2021 drilling program at the Bannockburn Nickel Property in Ontario. The drilling focused on the B Zone, revealing widths and grades comparable to Canada Nickel's Crawford Deposit. Key results include hole GBN21-03, which intercepted 341.7 meters averaging 0.28% Ni. A mineralogical study is underway to assess recoverable nickel from the B Zone. The mineralization remains open in multiple directions, indicating potential for further exploration.
Grid Metals Corp. (OTCQB: MSMGF) has reported progress on its nickel-copper-PGM and lithium exploration projects. In January, the company raised C$6.3 million through a financing transaction. Key updates include the completion of ten drill holes at the Makwa nickel project, drilling at the Donner Lake lithium project, and final results expected from the Bannockburn nickel project. The Company has received final mineral title for exploration licenses in Manitoba, enhancing its exploration capabilities. Initial drilling results are anticipated by the end of February 2022.
Grid Metals Corp. (OTCQB:MSMGF) announced a shareholder update regarding its nickel-copper-cobalt-PGM and lithium projects in Canada. The company began drilling at the Makwa Nickel property in Manitoba, aiming for a total of ~3,000 metres to expand existing nickel resources. Following this, an 8,000 to 10,000 metre drilling program targeting lithium-rich pegmatites at the Mayville property is set to commence. Grid's lithium assets are positioned for potential monetization amidst a strong market. Future updates about these drilling programs will be provided.
Grid Metals Corp. (OTCQB: MSMGF) announced promising results from its 2021 drilling program at the Bannockburn Nickel Sulfide Property in Ontario. The drilling campaign demonstrated significant nickel enrichment across all five reported holes, with 193.5 metres of 0.31% Ni intercepted in hole GBN21-04. The B Zone, which is >2 km long, remains open for further exploration. Additional assays are pending, and plans include quantitative mineralogical analyses and further drilling to determine the extent of the resource.