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Burley Minerals completes acquisition of Chubb, and Gascoyne lithium projects

Fin Resources expands exploration footprint into Quebec in Canada 

Fin Resources (ASX:FIN) has secured a 100% interest in the Mt Tremblant Lithium Projects comprising the Cancet West, Ross and Gaspe Lithium projects, collectively known as the MTLP,  located in Quebec, Canada. 

The company says the MTLP consists of 480 granted mineral claims and 5 pending mineral claims covering a combined area of 130km-square, and that it has engaged global image processing expert Dr Neil Pendock from Dirt Exploration to undertake high-resolution satellite imagery analysis over the MTLP. 

Fin Resources reports analysis of various datasets being undertaken including Japanese Aster and European Space Agency Sentinel-2, which offer high spatial resolution visible/near infrared (VNIR), shortwave infrared (SWIR), and longwave infrared (LWIR) imagery. 

Work being undertaken by Dirt Exploration is being conducted as part of a broader desktop analysis program which includes further compilation and analysis of all publicly available historical data covering the projects

Work being undertaken by Dirt Exploration is being conducted as part of a broader desktop analysis program which includes further compilation and analysis of all publicly available historical data covering the projects. 

It is reported in-progress work streams are being completed in advance of planned boots on the ground exploration which will be completed during the upcoming North American summer field season. 

Fin Resources is an ASX-listed company focused on the development of the world class Sol Mar and McKenzie Springs projects located in Western Australia. The McKenzie Springs Project comprises a 14km belt of Savannah style nickel, copper, cobalt and platinum group metals prospective mafic/ultramafic rock passage. 

The Sol Mar Project is situated in a strategic land position with ideal climatic conditions and access to infrastructure. The project is located adjacent to the existing successful solar salt project south of Onslow. 

Images: Fin Resources Ltd
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