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Battery Age Minerals receives approval for drilling permit application at Falcon Lake Lithium Project, Canada

Battery Age Minerals (ASX:BM8) has received approval from the Ontario Ministry of Mines for a permit allowing a maiden drilling program to start at its Falcon Lake Lithium Project in Canada.

The approval will allow Battery Age Minerals to expedite the beginning of its maiden drilling program on the ‘highly prospective’ Falcon Lake lithium asset, located in the Thunder Bay mining jurisdiction in north-western Ontario.

The initial drilling program will comprise between 4,000 and 5,000m of diamond drilling. Battery Age Minerals reports the final planning and mobilisation activities for the drilling program are currently underway, with drilling operations expected to begin in 4-6 weeks.

Battery Age Minerals CEO Gerard O’Donovan says: “This is a pivotal point in the development of our Falcon Lake asset. Securing statutory permitting approval enables us to fast-track mobilisation and commence drilling far earlier than anticipated.

“This is a pivotal point in the development of our Falcon Lake asset”

The grant of the permit by the Ministry of Mines will allow us to finalise the award of the drilling contract and is a testament to the hard work carried out by our team, both in Australia and in Canada.”

The Falcon Lake Lithium Project includes 214 mining claims encompassing an area of 42.8km-square. The project area is located in a highly fertile region for spodumene-bearing pegmatites within a prospective 5km corridor with notable historic intercepts of 24.4m @ 1.43% lithium oxide (Li2O) from 10.9m, including 9.0m @ 1.95% Li2O.

Battery Age Minerals is a battery mineral focused company targeting the growth of its battery metal portfolio through the acquisition of other battery related tenements worldwide.

Alongside the company’s flagship project Falcon Lake, it also holds the Tidili Project located in Morocco and the Bleiberg Project located in Southern Austria.

Images: Battery Age Minerals Ltd
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Written By Aaliyah Rogan
Originally from New Zealand, Aaliyah brings several years of experience covering the resources sector, with a focus on companies, commodities and global mining markets. Her reporting has spanned European markets and the evolving global mining landscape, with a focus on the stories and market forces driving change across the sector.