Green Technology Metals

Our Managing Director Cameron Henry sat down with Tylah Tully from Proactive to share insights on our 6,900-meter diamond drilling program set to begin at the Junior Lithium Project in Ontario, Canada. https://lnkd.in/gs-iCW4F Link to article: https://lnkd.in/gwZRn4M5

Green Technology Metals (ASX:GT1) is making strides in Ontario with its maiden drilling program at the highly prospective Junior Lithium Project. This marks a crucial step in their mission to create a vertically integrated lithium business in North America. Highlights: ♻ 6,900-metre diamond drilling program targeting high-grade spodumene in the Despard area. ♻ Recent rock chip assays revealed lithium grades up to 5.06% Li₂O. ♻ Newly identified West Zone also shows promise with assays up to 4.46% Li₂O. Managing Director Cameron Henry shared, “We are excited to start the maiden drilling program at the highly prospective Junior Project. Advancing resource development here will be instrumental in providing long-term feed for the planned concentrator at the Seymour Project”. With its commitment to sustainable growth and community engagement, GT1 is poised to strengthen its foothold in the lithium sector while fostering relationships with local Indigenous communities. John Young | Patrick Murphy #Lithium #Mining #GreenTechnologyMetals #CriticalMinerals #SustainableMining

Via Stockhead Green Technology Metals gears up for maiden lithium drilling The company plans to diamond drill 6900m on the highly prospective Despard target area next week, where recent rock chip assays from pegmatites at surface returned grades as high as 5.06% Li2O

Drilling will commence next week at the highly prospective Despard target area within our Junior Lithium Project! With a strong track record of field exploration success, our GT1 team has continued to validate the project’s potential over the past two years. As a key part of our Eastern Hub development, advancing resources at Junior will play a vital role in providing long-term feed for the planned concentrator at our Seymour Project. To view the full announcement: https://lnkd.in/gZKz5Z8u

📢Investment alert: Hanon Systems is investing $155M in Woodbridge, Ontario to build North America’s first facility that manufactures high displacement e-compressors for EVs, supplying world-class automakers in both Canada and the US with critical components from Ontario’s growing EV supply chain. https://lnkd.in/gVyGY2ED #EV #auto #manufacturing #InvestInOntario

We are pleased to release our Activities Report for the third quarter of 2024. The Company achieved significant milestones this quarter including an A$8m corporate investment from our new strategic partner EcoPro Innovation and Government funding from Canada’s CMIF relating to the Seymour project. We are looking forward to the quarter ahead as we continue our drilling program at the Root project and commence our maiden drilling program at the Junior project.

Via Stockhead and The Australian The ASX stocks in battery metal deals with Japan and South Korea MD Cameron Henry said "the addition of a major Korean company to the project would significantly enhance its capabilities to deliver an integrated mine to chemical business." “A key factor in our ability to attract this kind of partner is the strategic location of our projects” “The Ontario region is second to none for a complete battery ecosystem and has seen significant investment, including over $44 billion in recent years." https://lnkd.in/gXXpkNSA https://lnkd.in/gyHvb3Nr

Green Technology Metals lands C$5.5m Canadian infrastructure funding for Seymour “The development of the Seymour project is a priority for GT1, as it will play a key role in unlocking the full potential of the Canadian battery supply chain. We look forward to continuing to work with the NRCan team to complete the remaining due diligence and finalise the necessary agreements for this important project.” Managing Director Cameron Henry

GT1's VP Operations - Exploration Nathan Sims attended the Ministers press conference yesterday announcing C$14m of Federal Government funding towards key infrastructure to support mine development in Ontario. TB newswatch

We’re pleased to announce that we have received conditional approval for up to C$5.5M in funding from Natural Resources Canada (NRCan)'s Critical Minerals Infrastructure Fund (CMIF) to support the Seymour Project! This funding will enable crucial road and bridge upgrades, helping advance the Seymour mine development, while bringing significant benefits to the local community. To view the full announcement: https://lnkd.in/gNgXDntu