Surge Battery Metals Inc Stock Price, News & Analysis

Surge Battery Metals Inc. has announced the successful completion of the first stage of its CAD$440,000 exploration program on its Ni100 Nickel Project. The geological team collected 304 rock samples and conducted mapping, targeting airborne magnetic anomalies. Previous sampling in May and June yielded results with more than 2000 ppm Nickel. The company expects initial ICP analysis results in Q3, with further exploration planned for Q3 and Q4. Surge is focused on nickel and lithium exploration to support the electric vehicle market.

Surge Battery Metals has commenced drilling operations on its Nevada North Lithium Project, following approval for a 15-hole program from the BLM. The project aims to investigate areas with previously reported lithium assays reaching 5,120 ppm. The exploration area indicates a substantial extension of 1,700 meters with significant surface lithium values. Recent claim staking has expanded the project to 154 mineral claims covering approximately 794 Ha. The company remains optimistic about future results, focusing on exploring high-value battery metals for the EV market.

Surge Battery Metals has expanded its Nevada North Lithium Project by acquiring 59 new mining claims, now totaling 154 claims over approximately 794 hectares (1,926 acres). This expansion targets highly anomalous lithium values previously identified. A new sampling program yielded results showing lithium levels ranging from 29.1 ppm to 5,120 ppm, with 89 samples exceeding 1,000 ppm. The company is preparing for a 15-hole drill program approved by the BLM. Surge remains well-financed to continue exploration efforts into the fall.

Surge Battery Metals has successfully completed the first phase of its CAD$480,000 geological mapping, soil, and rock sampling survey at the HN4 Nickel Project in British Columbia. Approximately 600 soil and 190 rock samples were collected, targeting known magnetic anomalies with previous nickel values reaching 2631 ppm. The phase one budget was CAD$240,000, with results expected from assays in 4-5 weeks. Following this, a second phase will begin in July utilizing helicopter support for detailed follow-up sampling.

Surge Battery Metals Inc. (OTC PINK:NILIF) has finalized plans for a Phase One drill program at its San Emidio Lithium Project in Nevada, targeting a promising lithium exploration area. The drill program aims to investigate four holes in locations with high lithium values, peaking at 312 ppm. The project encompasses 5,525 acres, with significant geothermal resources nearby. Geophysical data suggests potential lithium brines at depths of about 500m. The company is focused on providing essential battery metals for the electric vehicle market.

Surge Battery Metals (OTC PINK:NILIF) announced the continuation of soil geochem sampling at its Nevada North Lithium Project, cut short by adverse weather. The sampling program aims to complete over 500 additional samples and is set for completion by month's end. Preliminary results indicated lithium concentrations ranging from 29.1 ppm to 5,120 ppm Li, with a notable zone of samples exceeding 1,000 ppm Li. The company is optimistic about the exploration potential and has a fully funded 2022 program to explore this new lithium discovery.

Surge Battery Metals has reported positive initial exploration results from its N100 and HN4 Nickel Projects in British Columbia, with assessment credits totaling approximately $155,000. The N100 property shows potential for nickel-bearing ultramafic rocks, with 41 out of 54 rock samples returning over 1500ppm nickel. The HN4 project yielded 45 rock samples exceeding 1000ppm nickel, some above 2000ppm. Both projects indicate significant mineralization, possibly linked to the nearby Baptiste Nickel Deposit. Future work will focus on further evaluating mineral content and potential environmental benefits.

Surge Battery Metals Inc. (TSXV:NILI, OTC PINK:NILIF) has entered into a Property Option Agreement to acquire an 80% interest in the Galt Claim Group in Nevada's San Emidio Desert, comprising 16 mineral claims over 640 acres. The agreement involves a consideration of US$20,000, 1 million restricted shares, and 4 million warrants. Historical exploration indicates promising concentrations of lithium, cesium, and rubidium. The company aims to evaluate lithium brine and clay potential in the region. Approval from the TSX Venture Exchange is pending.