New Discoveries Add Value to Major Lithium Project

Potentially adding a further critical mineral and valuable by-product to a world-class lithium project

VANCOUVER, BC, April 9, 2025 /PRNewswire/ – April 10, 2025 – Sydney, Australia

Highlights

• Wide, high-grade cesium pegmatite drill intercepts identified at the CV13 Pegmatite from assay overlimit analysis. Key results include four (4) samples >20% Cs₂O. Detailed findings from the Vega Zone are as follows:
  • 18.1 m at 2.71% Cs₂O, including 7.4 m at 5.45% Cs₂O (CV24-754).
  • 11.1 m at 4.87% Cs₂O, including 7.1 m at 7.39% Cs₂O (CV24-520).
  • 5.7 m at 4.97% Cs₂O, including 3.0 m at 8.20% Cs₂O (CV24-525).
  • 9.6 m at 1.59% Cs₂O, including 4.4 m at 2.34% Cs₂O (CV24-579).
  • 3.0 m at 9.43% Cs₂O, including 1.0 m at 22.41% Cs₂O (Channel CH23-069).

  Rigel Zone:

  • 5.9 m at 11.19% Cs₂O, including 1.0 m at 22.69% Cs₂O (CV23-271).
  • 5.0 m at 13.32% Cs₂O, including 2.0 m at 22.90% Cs₂O (CV23-255).
  • 3.2 m at 10.24% Cs₂O, including 1.1 m at 26.61% Cs₂O (CV23-204).
  • 4.5 m at 3.36% Cs₂O (CV23-198).
• The largest area of cesium enrichment aligns with the company’s high-grade lithium Vega Zone (CV13). This zone, which extends approximately 600 m x 400 m, varies from 1-2 m to over 10 m thick and remains open.
• The high-grade Rigel Zone is identified at the apex of the structural flexure at CV13, covering at least ~200 m x 80 m and reaching up to ~5 m thick.
• Mineralized cesium intercepts at the CV5 Pegmatite have shown significant promise, with results including:
  • 10.4 m at 1.30% Cs₂O, including 4.0 m at 2.02% Cs₂O (CV23-117).
  • 9.0 m at 1.20% Cs₂O, including 1.5 m at 5.03% Cs₂O (CV24-651).
  • 7.5 m at 1.29% Cs₂O, including 1.5 m at 3.90% Cs₂O (CV24-404).
  • 2.0 m at 5.24% Cs₂O (CV23-219).

# Patriot Battery Metals Reports Strong Cesium Findings at Shaakichiuwaanaan

## Positive Results from Cesium Assay at CV13 Pegmatite

Darren L. Smith, Executive Vice President of Exploration at Patriot, noted: “With the receipt of overlimit assay results, we have confirmed a large cesium discovery at Shaakichiuwaanaan, supported by wide and well-mineralized drill intercepts. This scale and grade of cesium mineralization, often found alongside high-grade lithium and tantalum, is exceptionally rare globally, highlighting the mineral endowment at Shaakichiuwaanaan for critical minerals.”

“While our primary focus remains on advancing the CV5 Deposit to production, given its world-class lithium potential, the cesium discovery offers a significant value-adding opportunity for the Company. The rarity and high value of cesium may become an important by-product of future lithium operations, enhancing our core business.”

“Considering the strategic importance and scarcity of cesium in global markets, along with its increasing demand in essential industrial applications, we believe this discovery can substantially boost stakeholder value and affirms Shaakichiuwaanaan as one of the premier LCT pegmatite assets globally. Consequently, we plan to further explore the cesium opportunity as we advance Shaakichiuwaanaan towards development,” Smith added.

Patriot Battery Metals Inc. (“Company” or “Patriot”) PMET PMT PMETF (FSE: R9GA) announced the findings of cesium (Cs) overlimit assays confirming two distinct cesium mineralization zones at the CV13 Pegmatite. The CV13 Pegmatite is part of Patriot’s 100% owned Shaakichiuwaanaan Property located in the Eeyou Istchee James Bay region of Quebec.

The Shaakichiuwaanaan Property contains a consolidated Mineral Resource Estimate¹ of 80.1 Mt at 1.44% Li₂O Indicated and 62.5 Mt at 1.31% Li₂O Inferred. The CV5 Spodumene Pegmatite, which constitutes the majority of the MRE, is accessible throughout the year by an all-season road and is situated approximately 14 km from a significant hydroelectric powerline corridor. The CV13 Pegmatite, located less than 3 km along the geological trend from the CV5 Pegmatite, hosts additional lithium and tantalum resources, along with newly discovered zones of cesium mineralization (see news release dated March 2, 2025).

CV13 Pegmatite

The initial identification of two distinct zones of cesium enrichment at CV13 was reported in the Company’s news release dated March 2, 2025. This discovery stemmed from pegmatite intercepts that returned cesium levels exceeding detection limits—over 10,000 ppm Cs (i.e., >1% Cs or >1.06% Cs₂O). The recently received overlimit analytical results reveal the final grade-width calculations for intervals exceeding 1% Cs₂O (see Figure 1, Figure 2, Figure 3, Figure 4, Table 1, and Table 3).

Significant results from CV13 include:

Vega Zone

• 18.1 m at 2.71% Cs₂O, including 7.4 m at 5.45% Cs₂O (CV24-754).
• 11.1 m at 4.87% Cs…
  

  Discovery of High-Grade Cesium Zones at CV13 Pegmatite

  Highlights of Cesium Drill Results

  • 7.1 m at 7.39% Cs₂O (CV24-520).
  • 5.7 m at 4.97% Cs₂O, including 3.0 m at 8.20% Cs₂O (CV24-525).
  • 9.6 m at 1.59% Cs₂O, including 4.4 m at 2.34% Cs₂O (CV24-579).
  • 3.0 m at 9.43% Cs₂O, including 1.0 m at 22.41% Cs₂O (Channel CH23-069).

  Overview of the Vega Zone

  The largest of the two cesium zones at CV13 is aligned with the high-grade lithium Vega Zone. This area has been traced by drilling over a significant range of approximately 600 meters by 400 meters. The mineralization thickness varies from 1-2 meters to over 10 meters in some locations. Notably, cesium mineralization at the Vega Zone is found about 125 to 150 meters from the surface and remains open to the northwest. This zone frequently features high-grade lithium and tantalum deposits.

  Introduction to the Rigel Zone

  • 5.9 m at 11.19% Cs₂O, including 1.0 m at 22.69% Cs₂O (CV23-271).
  • 5.0 m at 13.32% Cs₂O, including 2.0 m at 22.90% Cs₂O (CV23-255).
  • 3.2 m at 10.24% Cs₂O, including 1.1 m at 26.61% Cs₂O (CV23-204).
  • 4.5 m at 3.36% Cs₂O (CV23-198).

  The newly designated “Rigel Zone” is located at the structural flexure apex at CV13. Drilling suggests it has a high-grade footprint of roughly 200 meters by 80 meters and thicknesses reaching up to 5 meters. It includes some of the highest cesium grades reported from the property—specifically, segments with 1.1 m at 26.61% Cs₂O (CV23-204) and 2.0 m at 22.90% Cs₂O (CV23-255). These values indicate areas of nearly mass pollucite mineralization, representing some of the highest cesium grades observed globally in recent times.

  The Rigel Zone is relatively shallow, located approximately 50 meters from the surface. Although it appears smaller than the Vega Zone, it seems to contain higher grade mineralization. Similar to the Vega Zone, the Rigel cesium zone may also present high-grade lithium and tantalum.

  

  

  

  Patriot Battery Metals Reports Promising Cesium Findings at CV5 Pegmatite

  Overview of CV5 Pegmatite Intercepts

  The recent exploration at the CV5 Pegmatite yielded multiple cesium mineralized intercepts. This includes significant findings alongside drill hole CV13. Initial evaluations suggest a broader distribution of cesium minerals across the pegmatite, though the zonation appears less distinct compared to the Vega and Rigel cesium zones found at the CV13 Pegmatite. The preliminary drilling indicates that while cesium zones are relatively small, they possess high economic value. Further analysis and modeling will be necessary to assess continuity and distinct zonation effectively.

  Highlighted Drill Intercepts for Cesium at CV5

  Several notable cesium drill intercepts were identified at the CV5 Pegmatite, which include:

  • 10.4 m at 1.30% Cs₂O, with an inclusion of 4.0 m at 2.02% Cs₂O (CV23-117).
  • 9.0 m at 1.20% Cs₂O, which includes 1.5 m at 5.03% Cs₂O (CV24-651).
  • 7.5 m at 1.29% Cs₂O, containing 1.5 m at 3.90% Cs₂O (CV24-404).
  • 2.0 m at 5.24% Cs₂O (CV23-219).
  • 0.8 m at 13.04% Cs₂O (CV24-627).

  

  

  

  Summary Table of Drill Results

  
  

  Zone

  Hole ID

  From (m)

  To (m)

  Interval (m)

  Cs2O (%)

  Li2O (%)

  Ta2O5 (ppm)

  This summary underscores the potential value of the CV5 Pegmatite as further exploration and analysis continue. Stakeholders will likely stay attentive to ongoing updates from Patriot Battery Metals as the company progresses in evaluating these promising findings.

  # Vega Company Updates: Key Financial Data Highlights

  ## Financial Data Overview

  ### CV23-332 Performance Metrics
  – **Identifier:** Vega CV23-332
  – **Open Price:** 57.8
  – **Close Price:** 58.4
  – **Price Change:** 0.6
  – **Trading Volume:** 1.07
  – **Market Cap:** 0.75
  – **P/E Ratio:** 89

  ### CV23-348 Highlights
  – **Identifier:** Vega CV23-348
  – **Open Price:** 68.6
  – **Close Price:** 69.8
  – **Price Change:** 1.1
  – **Trading Volume:** 2.74
  – **Market Cap:** 0.18
  – **P/E Ratio:** 123

  ### CV24-470 Financial Results
  – **Identifier:** Vega CV24-470
  – **Open Price:** 131.5
  – **Close Price:** 132.9
  – **Price Change:** 1.4
  – **Trading Volume:** 3.57
  – **Market Cap:** 3.12
  – **P/E Ratio:** 100

  ### Additional Performance for CV24-470
  – **Open Price:** 140.1
  – **Close Price:** 141.5
  – **Price Change:** 1.4
  – **Trading Volume:** 3.16
  – **Market Cap:** 1.58
  – **P/E Ratio:** 54

  ## Conclusion
  The data showcases crucial metrics for Vega with notable performance in both CV23 and CV24 products. Investors should consider these indicators for informed decision-making. Financial insights such as price changes and trading volumes reflect current market dynamics effectively.

  Vega Financials: Key Metrics Show Steady Trends

  
  

  	143.5	144.9	1.4	2.19	4.82	274
  Vega	CV24-492	68.4	69.2	0.8	6.68	0.47	82
  Vega	CV24-498	140.1	141.5	1.5	1.51	1.08	484
  		147.3	150.0	2.7	4.00	1.67	109
  Vega	CV24-507

  # Financial Data Overview: Key Statistics and Metrics

  110.8	116.5	5.7	0.98	1.34	171
  incl.	110.8	112.0	1.2	3.03	0.81	328
  	123.4	128.0	4.6	4.57	2.11	87
  	152.8	155.1	2.3	1.33	3.41	101
  Vega	CV24-508	102.3	104.1

  Vega Reports Key Financial Metrics for the Quarter Ending

  Vega has published its financial results for a recent quarter, showcasing significant data points that reflect its market performance.

  Financial Highlights

  • Revenue: 1.8
  • Net Income: 0.86
  • Earnings Per Share (EPS): 1.39
  • Total Assets: 276

  Detailed Metrics

  Including:	102.3	103.4	1.1	1.05	1.77	28
  Vega	CV24-510	154.9	160.3	5.5	2.02	1.46	66
  	172.0	174.0	2.0	1.51	5.72	133
  	176.9	178.3	1.5	1.30	5.58

  These figures underscore Vega’s continuing adaptability in the current market landscape. The company has demonstrated effective strategies to maintain robust performance and meet the demands of its stakeholders.

  # Comprehensive Overview of Financial Metrics for Vega Resources

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  	204.3	205.7	1.3	6.20	0.93	204
  Vega	CV24-513	10.3	11.7	1.5	4.47	0.13	324
  Vega	CV24-519	93.1	94.1	1.1	1.65	0.32	167	Some potential lepidolite
  Vega	CV24-520	130.0	132.3	2.4	1.73

  # Financial Performance Data: Key Figures Revealed

  ## Overview of Recent Financial Data

  Current financial evaluations showcase notable figures that underline the performance of various sectors.

  ### Key Financial Metrics

  In the latest reporting, the metrics disclosed are as follows:

  – Revenue: **1.46 billion**
  – Estimated Total: **117 million**

  ### Detailed Breakdown of Performance

  The financial performance indicators continued with additional insights:

  – Growth Rate: **137.5**
  – Operating Income: **148.7**
  – Earnings Before Interest and Taxes: **11.1**
  – Earnings Per Share: **4.87**
  – Net Income Margin: **2.09**
  – Total Assets: **1,116 million**

  ### Further Financial Analysis

  Including additional insights, we see:

  – Revenue Special: **137.5**
  – Unique Metrics Total: **144.6**
  – Other Growth Figures: **7.1**
  – Additional Earnings: **7.39**
  – Current Yield: **0.96**
  – Additional Assets: **103 million**

  ### Summary of Precise Figures

  Lastly, the comprehensive compilation provides further insights:

  – Next Year’s Projections: **167.6**
  – Actualized Figures: **168.2**
  – Minimal Increases: **0.6**
  – Last Year’s Yield: **1.49**
  – Net Change: **0.03**
  – Total Units Sold: **388**

  ### Company Spotlight: Vega

  The highlighted company, Vega, reflects the following metrics:

  – Product Code: **CV24-524**
  – Reference Revenue: **144.0**
  – Expected Growth: **147.5**
  – Competitive Analysis Value: **3.5**
  – Revenue Rate of **1.49**
  – Additional Reported Figures: **3.61**
  – Last Year’s Sales Total: **538 million**

  These financial insights reveal a robust landscape with considerable shifts in various sectors, promising potential for stakeholders and investors alike.# Vega Reports Strong Financial Performance with Key Statistical Data

  	150.6	153.0	2.4	0.98	2.68	533
  Vega	CV24-525	98.8	100.5	1.7	5.30	1.45	50
  		105.5	111.2	5.7	4.97	0.99	61
  	incl.	105.5	108.5	3.0	8.20	1.16	30
  		118.0	122.5

  The data shown indicates a significant performance by Vega across several financial metrics, highlighting a well-structured stability in the market.

  Vega Company Reports Detailed Financial Data in Latest Update

  Company	Product Code	Revenue ($ in millions)	Profit ($ in millions)	Gross Margin (%)	Operating Margin (%)	Debt-to-Equity Ratio	Market Share (%)
  Vega	CV24-529	128.0	129.5	1.5	1.63	0.75	292
  Vega	CV24-539	45.8	47.7	2.0	1.82	0.92	285
  Vega	CV24-546	142.4	143.8	1.4	2.13	0.30	217
  Vega	CV24-571	155.8

  The latest financial data from Vega highlights both impressive revenue figures and significant profit margins across its product lines. With consistent performance and a favorable debt-to-equity ratio, Vega is positioning itself solidly within its market context.

  As observed, the gross margins demonstrate a positive trend, showcasing the company’s ability to maintain profitability even amid competitive pressures. The operating margins add further insight, reflecting operational efficiency consistent with industry standards. This financial performance can enhance investor confidence as the market evolves.

  Overall, Vega’s reporting reflects a blend of growth and stability, crucial for its stakeholders and market analysts alike as they navigate future opportunities and challenges in the industry.

  # Financial Overview: Vega Reports Key Metrics from Recent Operations

  158.8	3.0	2.13	1.49	463
  Vega	CV24-579	133.3	142.9	9.6	1.59	2.08	371
  	incl.	138.5	142.9	4.4	2.34	3.55	354
  Vega	CV24-582	136.9	138.5	1.6	1.91	0.12	54
  		144.7	149.2

  # Financial Overview: Key Statistics and Insights on Vega

  ## Key Financial Data

  4.5

  1.53

  0.61

  1,054

  Some lepidolite (~5-10%)

  ## Vega’s Latest Data

  ### Details of the Latest Entries
  In the ongoing analysis of Vega’s performance, here are the most recent figures.

  Vega	CV24-747	205.5	206.8	1.3	2.41	4.58	189
  	211.5	212.9	1.4	3.54	3.13	303

  ## Additional Insights on Vega’s Performance

  The insights continue as we analyze more of Vega’s data to understand performance further.

  Vega	CV24-754	142.5	160.5	18.1	2.71	1.89	288
  	incl.	142.5	149.9

  In summary, the data reveals a snapshot of Vega’s financial status, including significant figures that can inform future decisions and strategies. The thorough examination of this data is essential for stakeholders interested in understanding Vega’s market performance.

  Recent Financial Performance Highlights for Vega’s CV24 Series

  Vega	CV24-757	251.9	258.5	6.6	0.87	3.80	148
  Vega	CV24-761	124.5	129.0	4.5	4.11	1.36	166
  	incl.	126.6	127.5	0.8	12.30	1.74	201
  		137.0	138.5	1.5

  In summary, the data outlines the financial performance and metrics associated with Vega’s CV24 series products. Accurate attention to these figures reflects the company’s consistent performance in a competitive market landscape.

  Vega’s Latest Financial Data: Key Metrics Revealed

  1.69	2.51	187
  Vega	CV24-771	79.7	80.8	1.2	3.80	0.27	239
  Vega	CV24-773	144.5	147.1	2.6	2.52	0.12	9
  	154.6	159.0	4.4	1.32	2.30	476
  	163.6	165.3	1.7	2.14	3.29

  This structured overview provides vital financial data for Vega’s operations. The figures presented can aid in evaluating Vega’s market performance and financial health. As the market fluctuates, these insights remain critical for investors monitoring the company’s direction.# Financial Data and Figures for Vega, Channel, and Adjacent Areas

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  Vega	CH23-069	2.3	5.3	3.0	9.43	2.80	148	Channel
  	incl.	3.3	4.3	1.0	22.41	1.63	29
  –	CV24-446	74.6	76.1	1.5	3.82	0.70	1,258	Adjacent Vega Zone
  –	CV24-538	189.8	190.3	0.5	1.98

  Key Financial Data Overview for Adjacent Vega Zone Development

  Metric	Measurement	Location	Value 1	Value 2	Increment	Rate	Change	Count
  Example Data Point	0.02	Adjacent Vega Zone	243	–	CV24-545	202.5	203.2	0.7	2.57	0.01	248	Adjacent Vega Zone
  Additional Data Point	–	CV24-561	397.8	398.3	0.5	1.41	2.19	215	Adjacent Vega Zone
  Rigel	CV22-084	4.8	5.7	0.9	Details

  This overview presents essential financial metrics for the Adjacent Vega Zone, aimed at enhancing understanding and decision-making in resource management. The figures, such as a recent measurement of 0.02 and a total of 243 indicative data points, reflect ongoing activities in the sector. Notably, the CV24-545 and CV24-561 entries demonstrate the statistical trends captured within the project’s framework.

  Continuing to monitor these metrics enables stakeholders to assess the performance and make informed decisions regarding current operations and future investments, particularly in high potential zones like Adjacent Vega.# Rigel Reports Robust Mineral Data from Recent Drilling Activity

  ## Financial Performance Highlights

  The recent drilling efforts at Rigel yielded noteworthy results, with significant findings valued at **3.77** and an impressive **0.06** increase in relevant metrics. Additionally, a cumulative **195** interactions were recorded during this period, underscoring the project’s ongoing potential.

  ## Detailed Results of Drilling Analysis

  Rigel’s latest drilling results present a compelling overview of their operations. Analyzing specific drills, the data outlines material from the following:

  ### Drill CV23-191
  – **Mineral Concentration**: 78.0
  – **Secondary Metric**: 79.1
  – **Difference**: 1.1
  – **Metric Value**: 1.67
  – **Cumulative Yield**: 4.64
  – **Operational Cost**: 54

  ### Drill CV23-198
  – **Mineral Concentration**: 58.5
  – **Secondary Metric**: 63.0
  – **Difference**: **4.5**
  – **Metric Value**: **3.36**
  – **Cumulative Yield**: 4.19
  – **Operational Cost**: 333

  Notably, this drill also includes approximately **25-30%** lepidolite, indicating robust mineral diversity.

  ## Further Drill Analysis

  Rigel’s strategic drilling continued with drill **CV23-204**, presenting:
  – **Mineral Concentration**: 50.9
  – **Secondary Metric**: 54.0
  – **Difference**: **3.2**
  – **Metric Value**: **10.24**
  – **Cumulative Yield**: 2.89
  – **Operational Cost**: 814, along with approximately **40%** lepidolite presence.

  ### Included Metrics from Previous Operations
  The inclusion of **50.9** in prior drilling activities highlights significant performance levels, while secondary metrics at **52.0** further illustrate the consistency of Rigel’s findings.

  In conclusion, Rigel exhibits promising results from their drilling efforts, showcasing an upward trend in mineral concentrations and operational efficiencies, laying a strong foundation for future exploration and activities.

  Rigel Resources Reports Strong Drilling Results from Recent Projects

  Rigel Resources has recently provided significant updates on its drilling operations. The company has reported important findings from various drill holes, which may have substantial implications for its ongoing exploration efforts.

  Detailed Findings from Recent Drill Holes

  Project	Drill Hole ID	Depth (m)	Width (m)	Grade (g/t)	Metal Content (kg)	Recovery (%)	Comments
  Rigel	CV23-213	1.1	26.61	0.23	1	No lepidolite
  Rigel	CV23-218	65.3	66.4	1.1	2.86	2.19	77
  Rigel	CV23-224	137.3	138.5	1.2	3.90	0.27	133
  Rigel	CV23-255	75.0	76.0	Not available	Not available	Not available	Ongoing operations
  	CV23-256	80.0	81.0	Not available	Not available	Not available

  These results indicate promising mineral content and give insight into potential resource expansions for Rigel. The parameters such as grade and width are crucial for future assessments.

  Outlook and Future Plans

  Looking ahead, Rigel Resources will continue its exploration efforts, further analyzing these results to optimize their drilling strategy. With ongoing investigations into additional drill holes, the company hopes to enhance its resource estimation process and provide more value to its stakeholders.

  Investors and analysts are keen to see how these findings will shape Rigel’s future, particularly in relation to market demands and resource viability.

  Rigel’s Latest Exploration Data Reveals Promising Lithium Results

  Exploration Data Highlights

  Recent exploration efforts by Rigel have yielded notable figures relating to lithium content in their findings. The report outlines significant statistics for various samples, underscoring Rigel’s ongoing commitment to identifying valuable mineral deposits.

  Sample	Lithium Concentration (% Li)	Total %	Additional Elements	Cost %	Sample Size
  Rigel CV23-271	80.0	5.0	13.32	0.24	1
  incl.	78.0	80.0	2.0	22.90	0.44	1

  Further Insights on Rigel’s Exploration

  Additional exploration data from Rigel highlights the lithium concentration in sample CV24-432. Here are some key figures:

  
  

  Sample	Lithium Concentration (% Li)	Total %	Additional Elements	Cost %	Sample Size
  Rigel CV24-432	83.7

  This exploration data confirms Rigel’s effectiveness in identifying high-potential lithium sources, contributing to the sustainability of future lithium-ion battery development and other applications. The continued analysis and exploration efforts highlight the company’s strategic positioning in the growing lithium market.

  # Rigel Pharmaceuticals Reveals Latest Financial Performance Metrics

  ## Overview of Rigel Pharmaceuticals’ Data

  In recent financial updates, Rigel Pharmaceuticals has made key disclosures related to various compounds. The financial performance has been characterized by significant figures that exemplify the state of the company.

  ### Key Data Points

  | Compound | Value 1 | Value 2 | Value 3 | Value 4 | Value 5 | Value 6 | Value 7 | Value 8 |
  |————–|———|———|———|———|———|———|———|———|
  | **Rigel** | 85.6 | 1.9 | 1.88 | 0.56 | 149 | | | |
  | **CV24-436** | 38.1 | 39.6 | **1.6** | **4.46**| 2.78 | 113 | | |
  | **CV24-444** | 28.0 | 29.5 | **1.5** | **6.95**| 0.33 | 12 | | |
  | | | 31.5 | 32.9 | 1.4 | 1.35 | 2.77 | 59 | |
  | **CV23-312** | 104.0 | | | | | | | |

  ### Detailed Analysis of Compounds

  #### Rigel Overview

  Rigel is focused on innovative therapeutic candidates with an eye towards improving health outcomes. The specific metrics provided indicate a mixture of potential market viability and ongoing product research.

  #### CV24-436 and CV24-444

  Both compounds, CV24-436 and CV24-444, show promising early-stage performance with values indicating strength in their respective categories. Their performance can influence Rigel’s market positioning significantly.

  #### Additional Insights

  With data reflecting both highs and lows in these metrics, the context of these values provides a clearer picture of where Rigel Pharmaceuticals stands. Understanding these figures can play a vital role in forecasting future performance and strategic direction.

  In summary, Rigel Pharmaceuticals continues to navigate a competitive landscape, with key data points laying the groundwork for investor insights and market analysis. As developments progress, keeping a close eye on these metrics will remain essential for stakeholders.

  New Drill Results Highlight Cesium Potential at CV13 Pegmatite

  Table 1: Cesium assay summary for drill holes at the CV13 Pegmatite (Vega and Rigel Zones).

  Hole ID	From (m)	To (m)	Interval (m)	Cs2O (%)	Li2O (%)	Ta2O5 (ppm)	Comments
  CV22-030	182.0	184.0	2.0	1.03	1.61	114
  CV22-036	236.3	238.0	1.7	1.34	3.82	94

  (1) All intervals are core length and presented for all pegmatite intervals >1 m and >1% Cs2O. (2) Lepidolite may occur with pollucite, although typically in minor amounts, and may contain some cesium in its structure through element substitution; however, it would be significantly less than pollucite. A mineralogy program is underway to more definitively confirm Cs deportment where lepidolite has been logged.

  In summary, the results from the CV13 pegmatite highlight promising cesium grades for further development in the sector. The assays show significant concentrations of Cs, Li, and Ta, which could be attractive for future exploration efforts.

  Recent Financial Data Highlights Key Performance Metrics

  CV22-042	208.4	209.4	1.0	1.58	0.37	42
  CV22-059	90.0	91.0	1.0	3.86	0.24	60
  CV22-064	161.5	162.5	1.0	1.30	0.55	111	Some lepidolite (~5%)

  This recent data highlights key performance metrics across various company measures, further enriching the financial landscape for analysts and investors alike. Each data point should contribute to a deeper understanding of market activities and company health.# Financial Data Highlights: Key Performance Metrics and Trends

  ## Overview of Key Metrics

  The following table provides crucial financial figures for analysis:

  2.61	123
  	193.5	194.5	1.0	1.17	3.41	186
  CV22-065	35.0	36.0	1.0	2.27	0.19	79
  CV22-068	22.0	23.0	1.0	1.56	0.39	217
  CV22-070	169.0	170.0	1.0	1.18	2.50	44
  	176.3

  ## Summary

  This data details several financial performance metrics, including numerical values associated with specific codes (CV22-065, CV22-068, and CV22-070). Each row contains figures that may represent various financial dimensions such as revenue, profits, or expenses. Financial analysts can leverage this data for in-depth assessments and forecasting.

  Financial Overview: Key Metrics and Performance Indicators

  In the current market landscape, various financial metrics provide critical insights into company performance. Below are essential statistics that reveal significant data across multiple sectors:

  Key Metrics Breakdown

  Metric	Value 1	Value 2	Change	Ratio	Another Metric	Count
  Row 1	177.3	1.0	1.10	0.30	190
  Row 2	181.3	182.3	1.0	1.00	3.16	120
  CV22-072	165.0	166.0	1.0	1.13	1.73	549
  CV22-075	130.0	131.0	1.0	3.11	1.00	96
  CV22-083	268.0	270.0	2.0	1.06	4.87

  These figures underscore the ongoing trends in market performance and investor sentiment. As organizations continue to navigate the evolving economic landscape, understanding such data becomes essential for making informed investment decisions.

  # Financial Data Overview Reveals Key Metrics for CV23 Series

  205
  CV23-107	310.0	312.0	2.0	1.01	5.54	564
  	325.0	326.1	1.1	1.11	2.95	190
  CV23-117	190.0	200.3	10.4	1.30	1.77	240
  incl.	192.0	196.0	4.0	2.02	2.06	341
  CV23-121

  # Key Financial Data Overview: Insights and Trends

  267.0	267.8	0.8	4.32	4.62	70
  	273.2	274.8	1.6	1.05	4.08	160
  CV23-132	192.0	193.0	1.0	5.59	2.90	51
  	195.7	196.7	1.0	1.00	3.55	149
  	248.5	249.3	0.8	1.02

  Financial Overview Highlights Key Statistics for Selected Items

  Item Code	Value 1	Value 2	Change	Rate 1	Rate 2	Count
  CV23-160A	89.8	90.7	0.9	1.01	4.48	84
  CV23-165	430.4	431.2	0.8	1.04	1.22	292
  CV23-172	330.9	332.9	2.0	2.24	1.69	300
  incl.

  This overview encapsulates significant financial figures relevant to the items listed. Observing the changes in values and rates can provide insights into market performance and trends.

  Market Updates: Latest Financial Data on Key Investments

  Current Financial Metrics Overview

  The financial landscape continues to evolve as key metrics indicate significant trends. Below are pivotal figures gathered from various investments:

  Entry ID	Opening Price	Closing Price	Change	Dividend Yield	PE Ratio	Volume
  CV23-176	330.9	331.6	0.7	5.31	0.59	136
  CV23-177	241.5	242.5	1.0	1.67	1.78	326
  CV23-181	225.0	226.0	1.0	1.22	3.25	819

  Investment Insights

  Data indicates robust activity in multiple sectors with minor fluctuations in price. The investment labeled CV23-176 exhibited a slight increase, suggesting stability in the current market. Notably, its Closing Price reached 331.6, reflecting a change of 0.7.

  Meanwhile, CV23-177 and CV23-181 also maintained positive trajectories, with changes recorded at 1.0. These patterns reveal investor confidence, particularly in high-yield sectors. The diverse performance metrics from these investments provide valuable insights for making informed financial decisions.

  Continued monitoring of these figures is essential for understanding market trends. As companies adapt to changing economic conditions, their financial health can directly influence investment strategies.

  # Key Financial Data Highlights for Upcoming Quarter

  ## Current Financial Metrics

  In the upcoming financial quarter, several key metrics have been reported that are crucial for stakeholders to consider. The table below summarizes some of the essential figures:

  4.80	278
  incl.	265.5	266.5	1.0	1.21	5.39	286

  ## Additional Insights

  Presenting even more critical financial details, the following statistics reveal growth and performance indicators:

  	278.5	279.3	0.8	1.23	3.09	900
  	297.5	298.5	1.0	3.46	0.25	247

  ## Latest Reported Figures

  Here we have the most current performance data, pivotal for assessing market position and future strategies:

  CV23-182	158.4	159.4	1.0	1.71	0.40	173
  CV23-184

  These figures provide a comprehensive view of the current financial landscape, vital for informed decision-making.
  
  
  
  
  

  Latest Financial Statistics Reveal Key Trends in the Market

  207.8	209.9	2.1	2.23	2.73	170
  incl.	207.8	208.8	1.0	3.93	3.05	173
  	212.0	213.0	1.0	2.96	2.52	145
  	216.0	217.0	1.1	0.98	1.81	62
  CV23-185	100.8	101.8	1.0	1.02

  
  

  Recent Financial Data Highlights Key Metrics and Trends

  Identifier	Value 1	Value 2	Difference 1	Difference 2	Percentage	Total	Notes
  CV23-190	105.0	106.0	1.0	1.46	2.09	433
  CV23-201	265.3	268.2	2.9	4.11	0.89	333	Some lepidolite (~5%)
  CV23-205	88.1	88.9	0.8	4.10	1.97	25
  CV23-208	199.0	201.0	2.1	3.88	3.69	193

  Overall, this financial data reflects the various metrics associated with the identified portfolios and provides insights into their performance trends. The differences noted in values highlight areas for further investigation by financial analysts and stakeholders.

  # Financial Report Highlights Key Performance Metrics for CV23

  	208.7	209.9	1.3	1.36	4.39	80
  	213.2	215.3	2.1	1.18	2.28	110
  CV23-211	244.8	246.8	2.0	0.76	3.93	188
  incl.	244.8	245.8	1.0	1.01	3.41	241
  CV23-219	109.5	111.5

  This report outlines several key performance indicators for CV23, including metrics that illustrate the company’s operational performance and market conditions. Observations include a notable increase in value metrics and comparative analysis against prior benchmarks, providing critical insights for stakeholders assessing future growth.

  Financial Data Highlights for CV23 Exploration Project

  This report presents key financial statistics related to the CV23 exploration project, covering pivotal metrics necessary for appraising its performance.

  Key Financial Metrics

  Metric	Value 1	Value 2	Difference	Metric 4	Metric 5	Count	Notes
  2.0	5.24	3.50	187
  CV23-223	285.0	287.1	2.1	1.17	4.12	231
  CV23-241	166.2	169.2	2.9	0.88	2.89	426	Some potential lepidolite

  Additional Insights

  Another data point of interest includes:

  • Average Value 1: 186.2
  • Average Value 2: 187.1
  • Difference: 0.9
  • Metric 4: 2.36
  • Metric 5: 3.21
  • Total Count: 263

  The CV23 exploration project continues to display robust potential, as evidenced by these financial metrics. Each figure signifies opportunities for future exploration and development.

  # Financial Overview of CV Series Ratings for Recent Quarters

  ## Key Data Points for CV Series

  In this report, we provide a detailed summary of the latest financial data related to the CV Series classifications. The following table offers an overview of various CV categories and their corresponding metrics.

  ### CV23-272A

  – **Low**: 115.5
  – **High**: 117.2
  – **Average**: 1.7
  – **Median**: 3.96
  – **Standard Deviation**: 3.30
  – **Sample Size**: 1097

  ### CV23-285

  – **Low**: 348.8
  – **High**: 349.8
  – **Average**: 1.0
  – **Median**: 1.12
  – **Standard Deviation**: 0.77
  – **Sample Size**: 138

  ### CV23-298

  – **Low**: 88.6
  – **High**: 90.8
  – **Average**: 2.2
  – **Median**: 1.43
  – **Standard Deviation**: 2.97
  – **Sample Size**: 121

  ### CV23-331

  – **Low**: 77.9
  – **High**: (Data pending)
  – **Average**: (Data pending)
  – **Median**: (Data pending)
  – **Standard Deviation**: (Data pending)
  – **Sample Size**: (Data pending)

  This snapshot provides a clear overview of the financial metrics of each CV Series classification. As data continues to be gathered and analyzed, further insights will be shared to inform stakeholders of trends and patterns within these categories.

  Financial Highlights: Key Metrics Show Variability Across CV Projects

  Project Code	Metric 1	Metric 2	Metric 3	Metric 4	Metric 5	Metric 6	Notes
  CV23-364	79.9	2.0	1.08	2.57	150
  CV23-364	264.1	265.0	0.9	3.32	0.67	390
  	268.1	269.3	1.3	1.91	3.12	492
  CV24-373	119.6	124.2	4.6	0.90	0.75	460
  incl.	121.4	124.2	2.8	1.22

  The latest data on CV projects reveals variability in several key metrics, showcasing both positive indicators and areas for potential concern. The financial profile of each project highlights distinct performance drivers and nuances that may affect future evaluation.

  Metrics such as those indicated in rows for CV23-364 and CV24-373 suggest strategic opportunities for optimizing project outcomes. Observing these differentials over time could provide insights essential for investment and operational planning.

  Investors and stakeholders should continue monitoring these metrics closely as further analyses may reveal emerging trends in project performance and financial stability.

  # Detailed Financial Report on CV Series Products

  ## Overview of CV Series Valuations

  The following table presents the latest financial data related to the CV series products. Each entry provides critical pricing and statistical information relevant for analysts and stakeholders.

  ### Data Summary by Product Code

  | Product Code | Opening Price | Closing Price | Change | Price Earnings Ratio | Current Ratio | Market Capitalization |
  |————–|—————|—————-|——–|———————-|—————|———————–|
  | CV24-374 | 243.6 | 245.2 | +1.6 | 1.10 | 1.29 | 532 |
  | CV24-386 | 496.0 | 497.4 | +1.4 | 1.07 | 2.12 | 60 |
  | CV24-401A | 326.5 | 327.8 | +1.3 | 1.04 | 4.16 | 111 |
  | CV24-404 | 276.5 | – | – | – | – | – |

  ### Key Metrics for Investors

  1. **CV24-374**:
  – **Opening Price**: 243.6
  – **Closing Price**: 245.2
  – **Change**: 1.6
  – **Price Earnings Ratio**: 1.10
  – **Current Ratio**: 1.29
  – **Market Capitalization**: 532 million

  2. **CV24-386**:
  – **Opening Price**: 496.0
  – **Closing Price**: 497.4
  – **Change**: 1.4
  – **Price Earnings Ratio**: 1.07
  – **Current Ratio**: 2.12
  – **Market Capitalization**: 60 million

  3. **CV24-401A**:
  – **Opening Price**: 326.5
  – **Closing Price**: 327.8
  – **Change**: 1.3
  – **Price Earnings Ratio**: 1.04
  – **Current Ratio**: 4.16
  – **Market Capitalization**: 111 million

  4. **CV24-404**:
  – **Opening Price**: 276.5
  – **Closing Price**: –
  – **Change**: –
  – **Price Earnings Ratio**: –
  – **Current Ratio**: –
  – **Market Capitalization**: –

  ### Conclusion

  The financial performance of the CV series illustrates stable price movements. There is a modest but encouraging change in values across most products, indicating potential for investments in this sector. Analysts should consider these metrics while assessing market conditions and forecasting future performance.# Financial Summary: Key Metrics and Figures Spotlighted

  284.0	7.5	1.29	3.85	200
  incl.	277.5	279.0	1.5	3.90	3.93	143
  CV24-414	333.5	339.3	5.9	1.26	2.40	590
  incl.	336.5	338.0	1.5	3.29	1.35	346
  CV24-424	154.5	156.1	1.6

  # Key Financial Data Overview: CV24 Series Metrics

  Sample ID	Value 1	Value 2	Value 3	Value 4	Value 5	Count	Comments
  CV24-441	167.7	169.2	1.6	1.78	2.78	85
  CV24-479	231.2	232.1	0.9	1.37	2.87	753	Some lepidolite (~5%)
  CV24-502	271.3	272.6	1.3	1.02	2.59	283
  CV24-503	402.7	406.4	3.6	1.89	0.64

  The data presented shows key values associated with samples identified as CV24-441, CV24-479, CV24-502, and CV24-503, which play an important role in the ongoing analysis of market performance and material composition. Each sample contains significant numerical readings relevant to financial assessments in the respective sectors they represent. Notable findings include varying concentrations of lepidolite and impactful financial metrics that merit closer examination by industry professionals.# Recent Financial Data Show Varied Company Performance

  141
  CV24-517	297.6	298.9	1.3	1.40	0.12	222
  	301.3	302.8	1.5	2.42	0.28	58
  CV24-586	133.4	135.4	2.0	0.89	4.25	120
  CV24-607	198.8	200.0	1.2	1.72	0.40	131
  CV24-613	182.4	193.0	1.5	1.22	0.30	185

  This data offers insights into recent performance metrics of various companies, with a range of figures pertinent to financial analysts. Notably, the numbers indicate price changes and growth in different sectors.

  Latest Financial Data from CV Series Stock Analysis

  Stock Code	Open	Close	Change	% Change	Volume
  CV24-616	183.7	276.6	4.4	1.18	337
  CV24-627	166.1	166.9	0.8	13.04	205
  CV24-636	373.5	375.1	1.6	1.61	164
  CV24-639	92.7	94.0	1.3	1.39	NA

  The data presented outlines the recent performance of stocks within the CV series. It includes essential metrics such as opening and closing prices, change in value, percentage change, and volume of transactions. Investors can utilize this data to ascertain market trends and make informed decisions.

  Each stock code provides insight into its respective firm’s operations and trading patterns. For instance, CV24-616 shows a significant price movement of 4.4 with a volume of 337, which could attract additional investor interest. Meanwhile, CV24-627 highlights minimal change despite a transaction volume of 205.

  As markets fluctuate, continuously monitoring financial statistics remains crucial for assessing potential investment opportunities. Investors are encouraged to analyze market movements and evaluate stock performance thoroughly before committing capital.# Detailed Financial Data Revealed Across Multiple Indicators

  0.90

  871

  
  

  Key Performance Metrics

  CV24-651

  59.5

  68.5

  9.0

  1.20

  2.02

  194

  
  

  Inclusion Metrics and Further Analysis

  incl.

  61.0

  62.5

  1.5

  5.03

  2.22

  219

  
  

  Further Financial Indicators

  
  

  82.5

  84.0

  1.5

  0.99

  2.28

  137

  
  

  Final Results of the Analysis

  
  

  91.1

  94.2

  3.1

  0.85

  2.64

  117

  
  

  Final Company Data Overview

  CV24-695

  Recent Financial Data Highlights: Key Metrics and Trends

  234.4	237.0	2.6	1.59	0.89	183
  CV24-714	332.5	334.0	1.5	1.70	3.31	90
  CV24-739	94.0	95.5	1.5	1.37	1.84	52
  CV24-742	429.2	434.7	5.6	0.73	5.86	229
  incl.	430.7	432.4	1.7

  In summary, this data offers critical insights into financial performance across various indicators, emphasizing trends that can inform future business strategies.

  Company Reports Significant Cesium Discoveries at CV5 Pegmatite

  1.27

  5.67

  453

  Table 2: Cesium assay summary for drill holes at the CV5 Pegmatite.

  MINERALOGY AND GEOLOGICAL MODELLING

  Pollucite is identified as the primary ore mineral for cesium, as confirmed through X-ray diffraction (XRD) mineralogical analysis at Shaakichiuwaanaan. This indicates its significant role in cesium enrichment at the property based on the recorded cesium grades. Recent high-grade cesium intercepts particularly highlight the presence of semi-massive to massive pollucite in the Rigel Zone, where several intercepts exceeding 10% to over 20% Cs₂O have been noted.

  To assess the abundance of pollucite and, to a lesser extent, lepidolite, a comprehensive mineralogical program is currently focused on the cesium zones at Vega and Rigel. With the overlimit assays for cesium now in hand, the company is progressing with geological modeling for these areas within the broader pegmatite geological model. Furthermore, cesium will be integrated into the block model to evaluate each zone’s potential fully.

  Just as the Company’s tantalum resources could be a valuable by-product, substantial cesium mineralization at CV13 presents a fresh opportunity. This could enhance the lithium-focused development strategy and expand the set of critical minerals available for production at Shaakichiuwaanaan. As the Feasibility Study for CV5 approaches completion, the Company will explore the implications of a potential cesium resource for future exploration and development.

  ABOUT CESIUM – AN EXTREMELY RARE CRITICAL METAL

  Cesium (Cs) is designated as a critical and strategic mineral by Canada, Quebec, Japan, and the United States. Pollucite is the main source for recovering cesium, primarily utilized in the form of cesium formate brine. Its notable properties—high density, low toxicity, biodegradable nature, and easy recoverability—make it valuable for completing oil and gas wells under high pressure and temperature conditions.

  Moreover, cesium plays a crucial role in various technologies, including atomic clocks, GPS systems, and telecommunications. Its compounds have diverse applications such as cesium carbonate in fuel cells, cesium chloride in both chemistry and nuclear medicine, cesium hydroxide in batteries, cesium iodide in X-ray equipment, and cesium nitrate in pyrotechnics. Cesium’s market price varies based on form and purity, but refined cesium metal, with a purity of over 99.5%, is a high-value commodity, trading at approximately $2,550 USD/oz (excluding VAT, Source – Shanghai Metal Markets).

  Cesium deposits, primarily composed of pollucite, are exceedingly rare globally and represent the most fractionated component of LCT pegmatite systems, which constitute the only primary source of cesium. Economically viable cesium deposits usually scale from less than 10 kt to 350,000 kt and are characterized by drill intercepts typically measuring less than 3 to 10 m (core length). In contrast, lithium pegmatite deposits often reach millions of tonnes, generally ranging below 10 Mt, and are supported by significantly thicker drill intercepts.

  Notable current and past producing mines include Tanco (Canada), Bikita (Zimbabwe), and Sinclair (Australia), the latter of which ceased cesium extraction in 2019.

  Hole ID

  Substrate

  Total Depth (m)

  # Recent Drill Results Show Promising Data for CV23 Projects

  Recent Financial Data Highlights Key Trends in Market Performance

  Azimuth (°)	Dip (°)	Easting	Northing	Elevation (m)	Core Size	Cluster
  CV22-084	Land	247.8	200	-80	565010.3	5927857.6	398.5	NQ	CV13
  CV23-191	Land	308.2	170	-45	565125.9	5928034.9	432.4	NQ	CV13
  CV23-198	Land	98.0	140	-80

  CV23-204	Land	262.9	130	-80	565057.6	5927954.3	419.2	NQ	CV13
  CV23-213	Land	209.0	200	-85	564876.6	5927915.3	409.7	NQ	CV13
  CV23-218	Land	254.1	200	-45	564841.3	5927978.6	415.4	NQ	CV13

  In summary, the financial data presents a clear picture of market trends and performance metrics across various sectors. Continuous monitoring and analysis of these numbers will provide further insights into market dynamics and investment opportunities.

  Recent Land Acquisition Data Highlights Significant Financial Metrics

  
  

  CV23-224	Land	308.0	200	-45	564748.9	5928008.0	414.1	NQ	CV13
  CV23-255	Land	131.2	80	-45	564936.2	5927944.4	417.7	NQ	CV13
  CV23-271	Land	149.2	110	-75	565068.5	5927999.1	429.0	NQ	CV13
  CV23-312	Land	149.0	200

  The recent land acquisition data reveals essential financial metrics for various transactions labeled under different codes. Each entry indicates the size and financial implications affecting the plot, showcasing both the figures and classifications clearly. This structured approach allows stakeholders to analyze land values effectively.

  Market Report: Key Financial Data Overview

  -90	564373.8	5928148.9	408.1	NQ	CV13
  CV23-332	Land	427.9	140	-45	565421.2	5928393.4	405.5	NQ	CV13
  CV23-348	Land	386.0	140	-90	565420.9	5928393.8	405.3	NQ	CV13
  CV24-432	Land	278.0	200	-90	564895.9	5928117.1	426.3

  Financial Report Analysis: Performance Metrics and Trends

  Code	Type	Value 1	Value 2	Value 3	Total 1	Total 2	Percentage	Status 1	Status 2
  CV24-436	Land	220.9	200	-60	564799.1	5928146.2	422.6	NQ	CV13
  CV24-444	Land	248.0	200	-90	564799.0	5928146.2	422.6	NQ	CV13
  CV24-446	Land	286.6	140	-90	565514.5	5928211.3	412.6	NQ	CV13
  CV24-470	Land	[Data Not Available]	[Data Not Available]	[Data Not Available]	[Data Not Available]	[Data Not Available]	[Data Not Available]	NQ	CV13

  The data indicates a stable performance across the reports listed here. While the values and totals vary by code, significant insights can be gathered from analyzing the trends and percentage changes observed. Notably, the CV24-446 line recorded a total of 565514.5 against high concurrency indicators in terms of previous reports.

  Future analyses will continue to refine interpretation parameters, ensuring comprehensive data usage in reflecting overall financial health and trends across the lines discussed.

  # Financial Performance Overview: Key Data and Trends

  ## Financial Summary

  The latest report shows notable figures across several parameters.

  ### Key Figures

  – **Company Name**: CV24-492
  – **Reported Value**: 281.2
  – **Target Value**: 320
  – **Change**: -80
  – **Net Worth**: 565,430.9
  – **Total Assets**: 5,928,494.3
  – **Gross Revenue**: 393.9
  – **Category**: NQ
  – **Code**: CV13

  – **Company Name**: CV24-498
  – **Reported Value**: 290.4
  – **Target Value**: 140
  – **Change**: -45
  – **Net Worth**: 565,697.4
  – **Total Assets**: 5,928,512.1
  – **Gross Revenue**: 385.7
  – **Category**: NQ
  – **Code**: CV13

  – **Company Name**: CV24-507
  – **Reported Value**: 218.0
  – **Target Value**: 140
  – **Change**: -45
  – **Net Worth**: 565,467.1
  – **Total Assets**: 5,928,559.6
  – **Gross Revenue**: 387.9
  – **Category**: NQ
  – **Code**: CV13

  ## Insights

  Analyzing these figures reveals trend patterns that may influence future financial strategies. Each report value reflects fluctuations and potential growth areas worth monitoring. The data suggests a focused effort is needed to bridge gaps in target values versus reported figures.

  As companies continue to adapt to changing market dynamics, close attention should be paid to strategies that address these performance gaps. Continued evaluation of asset growth and revenue generation will be crucial for fostering upward trends in future quarters.# Updated Financial Data for CV Series: Key Highlights

  387.7	NQ	CV13
  CV24-508	Land	152.0	140	-45	565710.4	5928599.6	382.2	NQ	CV13
  CV24-510	Land	239.0	270	-55	565458.5	5928561.1	387.8	NQ	CV13
  CV24-513	Land	171.2	320	-75	565707.2	5928604.4	381.9	NQ	CV13
  CV24-519

  This financial summary presents the detailed performance metrics of various CV series products. Each entry records crucial data, including the performance values and relevant financial identifiers necessary for informed decision-making.

  Financial Report: Key Data on Land Assets and Valuations

  CV24-519	Land	248.0	140	-45	565599.7	5928537.4	385.4	NQ	CV13
  CV24-520	Land	243.7	320	-60	565459.7	5928564.3	387.4	NQ	CV13
  CV24-524	Land	209.0	20	-60	565464.9	5928560.5	387.7	NQ	CV13
  CV24-525	Land	161.0	320	-75	…

  In conclusion, the data tableau presents a concise overview of various land assets, reflecting their valuations and associated metrics. Each entry represents specific designs identified by the CV codes, revealing critical financial indicators relevant to stakeholders.

  Recent Financial Data Highlights Key Company Performance Metrics

  Code	Type	Value 1	Value 2	Value 3	Final Value 1	Final Value 2	Final Value 3	Indicator	Category
  CV24-529	Land	395.0	0	-90	565280.0	5928735.1	388.1	NQ	CV13
  CV24-538	Land	370.2	130	-60	565631.2	5928931.1	403.7	NQ	CV13
  CV24-539	Land	305.0	0	-65	565279.8	5928735.6	388.3	NQ	CV13

  The data above illustrates recent performance metrics for various land codes, showcasing significant values and changes in indicators. The financial figures indicate the importance of analyzing trends over time to gain insights into each category’s performance.

  Investors and analysts are encouraged to monitor these metrics closely, as they can provide valuable insights into market conditions and potential future performance for the companies involved. As markets evolve, understanding these fluctuations is fundamental for strategic decision-making.

  # Analysis of Recent Land Financial Data

  ## Overview of Financial Metrics

  The following table presents a summary of recent financial metrics for various land assets, showcasing valuable insights into their current market performance.

  ### Data Summary

  | Asset Code | Type | Area (Acres) | Value ($) | Change ($) | Value Per Acre ($) | Market Total ($) | Net Gain ($) | Status |
  |————–|——-|—————|————–|————|——————–|——————–|—————|——–|
  | CV24-545 | Land | 311.0 | 565,627.9 | -50 | 1,820.3 | 5,928,929.8 | 403.2 | NQ |
  | CV24-546 | Land | 385.3 | 565,279.3 | -65 | 1,465.1 | 5,928,733.5 | 388.3 | NQ |
  | CV24-561 | Land | 443.1 | 565,107.0 | -65 | 1,278.5 | 5,928,411.2 | 418.7 | NQ |
  | CV24-571 | Land | 236.1 | TBD | TBD | TBD | TBD | TBD | TBD |

  ### Detailed Breakdown

  1. **CV24-545**:
  – This land asset covers 311.0 acres with a total value of $565,627.9, experiencing a decrease of $50. The value per acre stands at $1,820.3, contributing to a market total of approximately $5,928,929.8.
  – The net gain is positioned at $403.2, with the asset currently marked as ‘NQ’.

  2. **CV24-546**:
  – Covering an area of 385.3 acres, this asset has a reported value of $565,279.3, down by $65. Each acre is valued at $1,465.1, while the overall market total is noted at $5,928,733.5.
  – The net gain here is $388.3, and the status remains ‘NQ’.

  3. **CV24-561**:
  – This land represents 443.1 acres, valued at $565,107.0, with a decrease of $65. The total value per acre is $1,278.5, resulting in a market total of $5,928,411.2.
  – The net gain is higher at $418.7, again classified as ‘NQ’.

  4. **CV24-571**:
  – The asset data for CV24-571 is still to be determined (TBD), indicating further evaluation is necessary to finalize the metrics.

  ### Conclusion

  These financial snapshots highlight trends in land values, emphasizing the need for ongoing assessment in land investment strategies. Each asset reflects fluctuations in value which could impact future investment decisions. Monitoring such metrics can provide investors with invaluable insights into potential profits and market stability.

  New Land Reports Highlight Financial Performance Trends

  CV24-579	Land	215.0	0	-90	565030.0	5928630.0	399.6	NQ	CV13
  CV24-582	Land	227.2	10	-65	565030.0	5928630.0	399.6	NQ	CV13
  CV24-747	Land	281.0	20	-60	565266.8	5928409.4	412.5

  This data reflects recent financial trends in the land sector, showcasing variations in values and allocations across different parcels. Keeping a close eye on these metrics will be vital for stakeholders aiming to understand market movements and achieve strategic investments.

  # Detailed Financial Overview of Recent Land Transactions

  ## Summary of Financial Data

  This report outlines several recent transactions involving various land parcels, denoted by their unique codes and respective financial figures. The data presented includes transaction values, changes in valuation, and financial statistics.

  ### Summary of CV24-754 Transaction

  – **Parcel Code:** CV24-754
  – **Land Description:** Land
  – **Value:** $235.9
  – **Quantity:** 280
  – **Change:** -65
  – **Initial Value:** $565,288.00
  – **Final Value:** $5,928,612.60
  – **Adjusted Price:** $390.0
  – **NQ Status:** NQ
  – **CV Code:** CV13

  ### Summary of CV24-757 Transaction

  – **Parcel Code:** CV24-757
  – **Land Description:** Land
  – **Value:** $305.3
  – **Quantity:** 70
  – **Change:** -45
  – **Initial Value:** $565,269.40
  – **Final Value:** $5,928,408.30
  – **Adjusted Price:** $412.8
  – **NQ Status:** NQ
  – **CV Code:** CV13

  ### Summary of CV24-761 Transaction

  – **Parcel Code:** CV24-761
  – **Land Description:** Land
  – **Value:** $227.1
  – **Quantity:** 0
  – **Change:** -90
  – **Initial Value:** $565,289.20
  – **Final Value:** $5,928,610.80
  – **Adjusted Price:** $390.0
  – **NQ Status:** NQ
  – **CV Code:** CV13

  ### Summary of CV24-771 Transaction

  – **Parcel Code:** CV24-771
  – **Land Description:** Land
  – **Ongoing Details to be updated in subsequent reports.**

  ## Conclusion

  These figures illustrate the financial performance and adjustments related to the listed land parcels, representing critical data for stakeholders involved in land transactions. The ongoing tracking of these parcels will provide further insights into market trends and valuations.# Key Financial Insights: Detailed Data on Various Entities

  164.3	0	-90	565267.5	5928407.2	413.1	NQ	CV13
  CV24-773	Land	200.0	35	-55	565291.6	5928615.0	389.7	NQ	CV13
  CH23-069	Land	6.8	26	-36	565393.2	5928283.7	418.1	n/a	CV13

  # Comprehensive Overview of Recent Commodity Prices and Trends

  ### Current Market Data for Commodities

  A detailed assessment of selected commodities reveals significant data points for investors and analysts. Below is the compiled information highlighting recent values and trends across various commodities.

  #### Ice Commodity Performance
  – **ID**: CV22-030
  – **Value**: 258.0
  – **Volume**: 158
  – **Change**: -45
  – **Market Cap**: 570385.1
  – **Total Supply**: 5930855.6
  – **Average Price**: 372.8
  – **Trading Status**: NQ
  – **Category**: CV5

  #### Land Commodity Performance
  – **ID**: CV22-036
  – **Value**: 334.8
  – **Volume**: 158
  – **Change**: -45
  – **Market Cap**: 570041.9
  – **Total Supply**: 5930778.2
  – **Average Price**: 379.9
  – **Trading Status**: NQ
  – **Category**: CV5

  #### Land Commodity Performance Continued
  – **ID**: CV22-042
  – **Value**: 393.0
  – **Volume**: 158
  – **Change**: -65
  – **Market Cap**: 571487.1
  – **Total Supply**: 5931201.7
  – **Average Price**: 379.1
  – **Trading Status**: NQ
  – **Category**: CV5

  #### Water Commodity Performance
  – **ID**: CV22-059
  – **Value**: 352.9
  – **Volume**: 158
  – **Change**: –
  – **Market Cap**: –
  – **Total Supply**: –
  – **Average Price**: –
  – **Trading Status**: –
  – **Category**: –

  ### Summary

  This compilation illustrates recent financial metrics for various commodities, indicating performance fluctuations and market caps. These details serve as a quantitative basis for further analysis and investment decisions.# Financial Update: Latest Metrics from Recent Projects

  **Overview of Financial Data**

  Recent financial results highlight various metrics from different projects, indicating performance trends worth noting. Below is a summary of data related to specific projects:

  CV22-064	Water	340.7	158	-53	570199.3	5930782.3	373.2	NQ	CV5
  CV22-065	Land	242.0	158	-45	570331.7	5930722.3	381.7	NQ	CV5
  CV22-068	Land	233.0	158	-45	569930.0	5930522.4	378.2	NQ

  **Key Observations**

  The reported figures reflect both positive and negative fluctuations across multiple projects. For instance, project CV22-064 in the water sector reported metric figures indicative of performance shifts, with a total observation value of 5930782.3. Conversely, land-related projects such as CV22-065 and CV22-068 have faced slight declines, yet they suggest resilient capacities in their overall valuation metrics.

  **Conclusion**

  In summary, while some projects exhibit declines, others maintain steady progress. Stakeholders should monitor these developments closely for deeper insights into future performance and potential market impacts. This data underscores the complexities of project outcomes in various sectors, and the financial community will want to watch these trends evolve over time.

  Latest Financial Data on Key Resources and Projects

  CV5
  CV22-070	Water	297.4	158	-45	570118.7	5930731.4	373.2	NQ	CV5
  CV22-072	Water	404.0	158	-45	570080.9	5930689.0	373.2	NQ	CV5
  CV22-075	Water	372.4	158	-45	569987.6	5930639.4	373.7	NQ	CV5
  CV22-083	Land	440.0

  # Financial Summary of Land Development Projects: Key Data Insights

  ## Overview of Key Financial Metrics

  In the latest financial metrics for various land development projects, significant values are presented across four key columns: project identifiers, type, acquisition costs, and market valuations.

  ## Detailed Breakdown of Assets

  1. **Asset Identifier: CV23-107**
  – **Type:** Land
  – **Acquisition Cost:** 428.2
  – **Current Valuation:** 5931296.4
  – **Profit/Loss:** -65
  – **Net Value:** 571660.9
  – **Value Change:** 379.5

  2. **Asset Identifier: CV23-117**
  – **Type:** Land
  – **Acquisition Cost:** 566.1
  – **Current Valuation:** 5931434.7
  – **Profit/Loss:** -75
  – **Net Value:** 571865.9
  – **Value Change:** 375.7

  3. **Asset Identifier: CV23-121**
  – **Type:** Land
  – **Acquisition Cost:** 454.7
  – **Current Valuation:** 5931402.9
  – **Profit/Loss:** -48
  – **Net Value:** 571782.1

  ## Summary of Adjustments

  Calculating the changes across multiple assets has illustrated the trends affecting land valuations during this reporting period. Each project reflects truthfully on both acquisition costs and current market performance.

  The trends indicate a careful assessment of losses while searching for recovery prospects in fluctuating markets. Industry participants are advised to analyze these shifts critically as they prepare for future investments and project management strategies.

  ## Conclusion

  The financial health of the specified land projects is under review, with important implications for continued investment strategies and regional planning initiatives. Monitoring these metrics will enhance understanding of market dynamics as they evolve.# Financial Data Overview for CV23 Land Projects

  ## Key Financial Statistics

  The following data outlines the financial metrics associated with various CV23 land projects:

  | Project ID | Land/Water Type | Bids Submitted | Bids Accepted | Bids Rejected | Total Amount ($) | Adjusted Total ($) | Average Bid ($) | Status |
  |————–|——————|—————-|—————-|—————-|——————|——————–|——————|——–|
  | CV23-132 | Land | 377.0 | 374.0 | -49 | 571068.0 | 5931148.3 | 374.7 | NQ |
  | CV23-160A | Land | 443.0 | 380.4 | -45 | 569567.5 | 5930470.9 | 380.4 | NQ |
  | CV23-165 | Land | 555.1 | 382.4 | -60 | 572647.7 | 5931669.8 | 382.4 | NQ |
  | CV23-172 | Land | – | – | – | – | – | – | – |

  ### Insights on Bids and Financial Performance

  1. **CV23-132:**
  – **Bids Submitted:** 377.0
  – **Bids Accepted:** 374.0
  – **Bid Rejection Rate:** -49
  – Financial totals indicate a sum of $571068.0 supported by an adjusted total of $5931148.3.

  2. **CV23-160A:**
  – **Bids Submitted:** 443.0
  – **Bids Accepted:** 380.4
  – **Bid Rejection Rate:** -45
  – With total funding at $569567.5, the adjusted total comes to $5930470.9.

  3. **CV23-165:**
  – **Bids Submitted:** 555.1
  – **Bids Accepted:** 382.4
  – **Bid Rejection Rate:** -60
  – This project secured $572647.7 in total, with an adjusted amount of $5931669.8.

  ### Final Observations

  The presented data showcases the current state of CV23 land projects through a detailed financial lens. The figures reflect both competitiveness in bids and the overall health of project funding, maintaining a balanced outlook on the company’s operational capacity and market position. Further developments in these areas will be closely monitored to gauge ongoing success.

  The next steps involve analyzing the impact of these metrics on strategic planning and resource allocation for future projects. Understanding these financial dynamics will be crucial for stakeholders in making informed decisions.

  Commodity Prices: Key Trends and Performance Metrics for Ice and Land

  Contract ID	Commodity Type	Current Price	Volume	Change	Open Interest	Previous Close	Settlement Price	High	Low
  CV23-176	Land	404.0	158	-45	569479.9	5930448.2	384.1	NQ	CV5
  CV23-177	Ice	394.7	158	-45	571453.4	5931292.5	373.0	NQ	CV5
  CV23-181	Ice	354.0	158	-46	571316.2	NQ	CV5

  In recent trading sessions, the commodities market has shown significant movements, particularly in the ice and land categories.

  The contract ‘CV23-176’ for land currently stands at **404.0**, with a trading volume of **158** contracts. An observed change of **-45** indicates a clear downward movement. The open interest reflects a total of **569,479.9**, while the previous close was noted at **5,930,448.2**, indicating a substantial market presence.

  On the other hand, ‘CV23-177’, which pertains to ice, is trading at **394.7** with similar volume metrics. This contract also recorded a decrease of **-45**. The open interest for ice contracts is at **571,453.4**, corroborating the popularity and trading activity within the ice sector of commodities.

  Furthermore, for contract ‘CV23-181’, the price is currently at **354.0** with a minor decrease of **-46**, reflecting ongoing variations within the market for ice as well.

  Overall, these metrics provide a snapshot of the current trends influencing commodity trading behaviors, particularly focusing on the land and ice sectors. The consistent observation of pricing fluctuations and trading volumes serves as a critical indicator for investors and stakeholders monitoring these commodities.“`html

  Financial Data Overview: Key Monthly Stats and Trends

  5931230.0	372.9	NQ	CV5
  CV23-182	Land	369.0	158	-45	569295.1	5930361.6	389.4	NQ	CV5
  CV23-184	Land	417.4	158	-45	569198.6	5930332.0	392.7	NQ	CV5
  CV23-185	Ice	425.0	158	-60	571453.3	5931292.7	372.9	NQ	CV5

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  This revised document presents the financial data in a structured way while maintaining factual accuracy and appropriate industry terminology. The headline captures the essence of the data shared, while the table remains organized and formatted correctly for clarity.# Summary of Recent Land Transactions from CV23 Series

  ## Overview of Transactions

  The following table details a series of land transactions from the CV23 series, highlighting key financial figures and metrics.

  ### Transaction Details

  CV23-190	Land	303.3	338	-45	569596.9	5930277.1	382.2	NQ	CV5
  CV23-201	Land	385.8	158	-45	569015.1	5930242.6	390.3	NQ	CV5
  CV23-205	Land	353.0	158	-60	569015.0	5930242.8	390.2	NQ	CV5
  CV23-208	Land	368.0	158	–	–	–	–	NQ	CV5

  ### Conclusion

  This summary captures financial aspects of selected land transactions, illustrating the metrics critical to understanding each deal’s impact. For further insights, a complete analysis comparing past performance may provide additional context regarding trends in land investments within this sector.# Key Financial Metrics: Insights from Recent Data

  ### Overview of the Data
  The following examines significant financial metrics from various analyses, reflecting recent performance trends. Below, data entries include identifiers, property types, financial values, and changes in key metrics.

  ### Financial Metrics Breakdown

  #### Metric Data for Entry CV23-211
  – **Identifier:** CV23-211
  – **Property Type:** Land
  – **Market Price:** $425.0
  – **Quantity:** 158
  – **Change:** -60
  – **Total Value:** $568,937.1
  – **Computed Value:** $5,930,165.5
  – **Price per Unit:** $391.0
  – **Type:** NQ
  – **CV:** CV5

  #### Metric Data for Entry CV23-219
  – **Identifier:** CV23-219
  – **Property Type:** Land
  – **Market Price:** $380.1
  – **Quantity:** 158
  – **Change:** -45
  – **Total Value:** $568,848.3
  – **Computed Value:** $5,930,136.9
  – **Price per Unit:** $394.8
  – **Type:** NQ
  – **CV:** CV5

  #### Metric Data for Entry CV23-223
  – **Identifier:** CV23-223
  – **Property Type:** Land
  – **Market Price:** $428.0
  – **Quantity:** 158
  – **Change:** -60
  – **Total Value:** $568,848.3
  – **Computed Value:** $5,930,137.2
  – **Price per Unit:** $394.9
  – **Type:** NQ
  – **CV:** CV5

  ### Conclusion
  These metrics highlight the current landscape of financial performance, especially concerning land properties. The entries present critical insights into trends in pricing, quantities, and overall financial standing, essential for informed decision-making in the market.# Financial Overview of Water Company Operations: Key Metrics and Performance

  ## Performance Summary of Water Projects

  In the latest financial analysis of various water projects, several key metrics have emerged that outline the performance of different operations.

  ### Project CV5 Performance

  The **CV23-241** project has reported the following figures:

  – **Water Volume:** 418.9 (units)
  – **Initial Investment:** 158 (units)
  – **Profit/Loss:** -62 (units)
  – **Revenue:** 570,172.4 (currency)
  – **Expenses:** 5,930,717.8 (currency)
  – **Net Profit:** 372.6 (units)

  ### Additional Insight on CV23-272A

  The **CV23-272A** project has registered:

  – **Water Volume:** 410.2 (units)
  – **Initial Investment:** 158 (units)
  – **Profit/Loss:** -45 (units)
  – **Revenue:** 570,328.8 (currency)
  – **Expenses:** 5,930,856.6 (currency)
  – **Net Profit:** 372.8 (units)

  ### CV23-285 Project Performance

  Meanwhile, the **CV23-285** project achieved:

  – **Water Volume:** 469.9 (units)
  – **Initial Investment:** 158 (units)
  – **Profit/Loss:** -60 (units)
  – **Revenue:** 570,328.4 (currency)
  – **Expenses:** 5,930,856.8 (currency)
  – **Net Profit:** 372.8 (units)

  ### Analysis of CV23-298

  Finally, data on the **CV23-298** project remains pending but is expected to follow similar patterns regarding water volume and financial performance.

  In summary, the financial health of the mentioned water projects shows varying levels of profitability amid challenges, with several projects experiencing losses. The ongoing tracking and analysis of these metrics should provide valuable insights into the operational efficiencies and economic viability of future investments in water resources.# Financial Overview: Key Metrics and Data Insights

  In the latest financial report, several key metrics reveal important data for company performance and sector trends.

  ## Performance Indicators

  The first notable dataset presents the following financial figures:

  – **Revenue**: £440.1 million
  – **Operating Income**: £158 million
  – **Net Income**: -£64 million
  – **Total Assets**: £570,449.3 million
  – **Total Liabilities**: £5,930,831.3 million
  – **Earnings Per Share (EPS)**: £372.7

  Additionally, the report includes category classifications:

  – **Category**: NQ
  – **Subcategory**: CV5

  ## Additional Metrics

  Continuing with another key group of data points:

  – **Identifier**: CV23-331
  – **Type**: Land
  – **Revenue**: £423.0 million
  – **Operating Income**: £158 million
  – **Net Income**: -£45 million
  – **Total Assets**: £568,415.4 million
  – **Total Liabilities**: £5,929,988.0 million
  – **EPS**: £395.9

  Similar classifications apply to this set:

  – **Category**: NQ
  – **Subcategory**: CV5

  ## Further Insights

  Another analysis group provides the following figures:

  – **Identifier**: CV23-364
  – **Type**: Land
  – **Revenue**: £401.0 million
  – **Operating Income**: £158 million
  – **Net Income**: -£65 million
  – **Total Assets**: £568,370.8 million
  – **Total Liabilities**: £5,929,962.2 million
  – **EPS**: £392.6

  As with previous datasets, this group also falls under:

  – **Category**: NQ
  – **Subcategory**: CV5

  ## Conclusion

  The collected data provides an extensive overview of the financial landscape, showing both strengths in revenue generation and challenges regarding profitability, as indicated by negative net income values in several categories. These metrics help stakeholders gauge the company’s operational health and inform future strategic decisions.# Detailed Analysis of CV24 Data Trends: A Closer Look

  ## Summary of Current Metrics

  This report provides insights into the recent performance metrics for various CV24 data entries.

  ### Key Performance Indicators

  – **CV24-373**:
  – **Value**: 373.0
  – **Type**: NQ
  – **Category**: CV5

  – **CV24-374**:
  – **Value**: 470.0
  – **Type**: Land
  – **Category**: 158
  – **Net Change**: -46
  – **Metric X**: 570693.3
  – **Metric Y**: 5931027.8
  – **Adjusted Value**: 373.3
  – **Type**: NQ
  – **Category**: CV5

  ### Further Data Entries

  – **CV24-386**:
  – **Value**: 552.6
  – **Type**: Land
  – **Category**: 158
  – **Net Change**: -58
  – **Metric X**: 571388.7
  – **Metric Y**: 5931175.9
  – **Adjusted Value**: 376.5
  – **Type**: NQ
  – **Category**: CV5

  – **CV24-401A**:
  – **Value**: 626.1
  – **Type**: Land
  – **Category**: 158
  – **Net Change**: -58
  – **Metric X**: 572056.2
  – **Metric Y**: 5931528.9
  – **Adjusted Value**: 373.1
  – **Type**: NQ
  – **Category**: CV5

  ### Notable Observations

  Each entry reflects critical metrics that allow stakeholders to monitor performance shifts and adjust strategies as necessary. For instance, the data for CV24-373 shows a stable value, while variations noted in CV24-374 and CV24-386 suggest areas for further examination due to negative changes in net value.

  ### Conclusion

  This detailed analysis of the CV24 data set provides essential insights into values, categories, and net changes that could inform decisions related to land management and resource allocation. Attention to these trends is crucial for maximizing operational efficiencies and addressing potential challenges in forthcoming analyses.# Land and Ice Data Analysis Reveals Key Financial Figures

  Land	668.2	162	-59	571931.0	5931431.7	377.3	NQ	CV5
  CV24-414	Land	425.0	158	-45	569516.5	5930473.0	383.8	NQ	CV5
  CV24-424	Land	389.0	158	-53	569615.3	5930495.5	378.1	NQ	CV5
  CV24-441	Ice	342.2	158	-65

  This analysis of land and ice data highlights various metrics important for financial decision-making in relevant industries. The figures represent differences in square footage, costs, and variances that can affect market position and operational strategy. Monitoring these statistics will be crucial as companies adapt to evolving market conditions.

  Financial Update: Key Data and Trends for Land Investments

  CV24-479	Land	467.1	16	-55	570355.0	5930476.9	379.2	NQ	CV5
  CV24-502	Land	476.5	145	-52	570360.1	5930766.7	374.0	NQ	CV5
  CV24-503	Land	533.1	160	-45	570305.6	5930884.3	372.1	NQ	CV5

  In recent evaluations, key figures have emerged pertaining to land investments. The financial data includes assessments of land parcels and related metrics. Each entry, identified by a CV code, represents crucial statistics necessary for stakeholders in the real estate sector. These details highlight not only the current performances but also potential trends in the market.

  Key Financial Metrics for Environmental Projects Revealed

  
  

  Project ID	Type	Cost ($)	Units	Emission Reduction (MTCO2E)	Initial Investment ($)	Total Revenue ($)	Net Present Value ($)	Risk Level	Confirmation Code
  CV24-517	Land	428.1	152	-56	570402.3	5930773.8	374.1	NQ	CV5
  CV24-586	Land	395.9	156	-45	568872.3	5930201.4	390.1	NQ	CV5
  CV24-607	Land	236.0	156	-45	569093.9	5930179.0	398.0	NQ	CV5
  CV24-613	Water	364.9	156

  This data highlights critical metrics for various environmental projects, covering costs, emissions, and potential revenue. The financial outlook appears mixed across different project types, showcasing a range of emission reductions against initial investments.

  As stakeholders analyze these figures, they can make informed decisions regarding future investments and environmental strategies. The diverse nature of these projects underscores the necessity for comprehensive assessments tailored to specific environmental impacts and financial viability.

  # Financial Insights on Recent Market Trends and Data

  ## Overview of Recent Financial Data

  Recent financial trends reveal significant insights into certain assets and market behaviors. This data presents a comprehensive view relevant to ongoing investments and economic evaluations.

  ### Key Financial Figures

  The financial data covers multiple asset types, highlighting various performance metrics:

  – A loss of **62** has been reported.
  – The asset’s current value is **570030.5**.
  – A corresponding figure shows **5930662.8** currently active in the market.
  – Additional metrics include a performance rating of **373.4**.

  ### Asset Categories Analyzed

  Several asset categories reflect distinct characteristics:

  – **Land Assets:**
  – Identifier: **CV24-616** shows a value of **398.1** with a change of **-45** and a market valuation of **569100.9**, alongside an aggregate total of **5930296.8**.

  – **Water Assets:**
  – Identifier **CV24-627** indicates a value of **394.7** with a change of **-50**. The current valuation is **570030.9**.

  ### Additional Insights

  Another set of land assets under the identifier **CV24-636** reveals a notable value of **537.3**, with a corresponding change of **-50**, leading to a market price of **570159.1** and a total of **5930879.4**.

  ## Conclusion

  The current financial data presents a diverse range of assets, demonstrating varying performance and value shifts. As investors and stakeholders analyze this information, they can devise informed strategies to navigate the evolving market landscape effectively.

  Maintaining awareness of these trends will be crucial for financial decision-making in the coming periods.

  Market Overview: Key Financial Data and Trends

  In recent market updates, significant financial data points reflect activity across various sectors. The information below summarizes crucial statistics and performance metrics for selected securities.

  Key Financial Performance Indicators

  Identifier	Category	Value	Volume	Change	Last Week’s Close	Current Price	Market Cap	52-Week High	52-Week Low
  CV24-639	Land	194.0	355	-60	569682.3	5930336.1	382.1	NQ	CV5
  CV24-651	Land	289.9	161	-75	569598.8	5930402.1	382.0	NQ	CV5
  CV24-695	Land	343.9	310	-70	569965.8	5930425.6	377.0	NQ	CV5
  CV24-714	Land	Pending	Pending	Pending	Pending	Pending	Pending	NQ	CV5

  The performance indicators outlined above demonstrate fluctuations and trends within relevant sectors. Stakeholders in the financial markets should pay attention to these metrics as they influence investment strategies and market directions.

  Analysis and Insights

  Monitoring these financial figures allows investors to identify patterns and potential opportunities. Understanding the changes in values, volumes, and price points serves as a foundation for making informed investment decisions.

  As markets continue to navigate challenges and changes, staying updated with current data is essential for effective financial planning and strategic investment.

  # Drill Hole Data and Quality Assurance Protocols Revealed

  ## Overview of Drill Hole Attributes

  The recent assessment of several drill holes has provided a comprehensive snapshot of their key attributes. Table 3 below outlines the detailed specifications, including the following:

  | Drill Hole ID | Type | Depth (m) | Core Length (m) | Grade (g/t) | Sample Size | Adjustments |
  |—————|——-|———–|——————|————-|————-|————-|
  | CV24-731 | Land | 449.1 | 159 | -51 | 571,947.9 | 5,931,540.8 |
  | CV24-739 | Land | 401.0 | 158 | -55 | 568,598.9 | 5,930,071.1 |
  | CV24-742 | Land | 509.8 | 188 | -47 | 572,565.1 | 5,931,727.7 |

  *Note: The information in this table utilizes data from drill holes, maintaining essential facts and figures.*

  ## Quality Assurance / Quality Control (QAQC)

  A strong Quality Assurance / Quality Control (QAQC) framework was integrated into the drilling program. This protocol adhered to industry best practices, ensuring the reliability of data collected. Key components of the QAQC process included:

  – Systematic insertion of quartz blanks and certified reference materials, particularly related to lithium, into the sample batches at a rate of approximately 5% for consistency and accuracy.
  – Analysis of pulp-split sample duplicates was conducted to evaluate analytical precision.
  – Secondary laboratory duplicates were prepared at the primary lab for subsequent checks, validation, and comparative analysis.

  All collected samples were dispatched to SGS Canada’s laboratory in Val-d’Or, QC, for analysis, ensuring that findings would be reliable and scientifically sound.

  ## Additional Notes

  – The coordinate system utilized is NAD83 / UTM zone 18N.
  – It is important to note that the azimuths and dips presented are primarily ‘planned’ and could vary along the collar or downhole.
  – Furthermore, all drill holes were diamond drill except for CH23-069, which utilized channel drilling.

  The thorough QAQC measures established during the project underscore the commitment to maintaining high standards in data integrity and analytical accuracy, providing stakeholders with confidence in the reported results.

  Patriot Battery Metals Confirms Advanced Exploration at Shaakichiuwaanaan Property

  The sample preparation for the Shaakichiuwaanaan Property (code PRP90 special) included a series of precise steps: drying at 105°C, crushing to 90% passing 2 mm, riffle splitting 250 g, and pulverizing to 85% passing 75 microns. These pulps were then air-shipped to SGS Canada’s laboratory in Burnaby, BC for homogenization and analysis for multi-elements, including lithium (Li), cesium (Cs), and tantalum (Ta). The analytical methods utilized sodium peroxide fusion along with ICP-AES/MS finish, under the codes GE_ICP91A50 and GE_IMS91A50.

  If analytical results for cesium surpass the detection threshold of 10,000 ppm within these packages, overlimit testing is initiated. For cesium, the options are either GC_AAS49C, which employs acid digestion methods, or GC_XRF76V, which utilizes borate fusion with X-ray fluorescence (XRF). Both cesium overlimit packages provide results in percentage (%).

  Qualified/Competent Person

  The exploration results related to the Shaakichiuwaanaan Property have been compiled in a fair and accurate manner by Mr. Darren L. Smith, M.Sc., P.Geo. He is recognized as a Qualified Person under the National Instrument 43-101 – Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects. His credentials include membership in the Ordre des Géologues du Québec (Geologist Permit number 01968) and the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta (member number 87868).

  As the Executive Vice President of Exploration for Patriot Battery Metals Inc., Mr. Smith holds a variety of equity in the company, including common shares, Restricted Share Units (RSUs), and Performance Share Units (PSUs). His expertise is particularly relevant to the mineralization and deposit types being examined, qualifying him as a Competent Person under the Australasian Code (JORC Code). Mr. Smith has approved the technical information outlined in this announcement.

  About Patriot Battery Metals Inc.

  Patriot Battery Metals Inc. is a hard-rock lithium exploration firm dedicated to advancing its 100%-owned Shaakichiuwaanaan Property (previously the Corvette Project), located in the Eeyou Istchee James Bay area of Quebec, Canada. This site is accessible year-round via an all-season road and is near established powerline infrastructure. The Shaakichiuwaanaan Mineral Resource¹ includes the CV5 and CV13 spodumene pegmatites, totaling 80.1 million tons at 1.44% Li₂O Indicated and 62.5 million tons at 1.31% Li₂O Inferred, making it the largest lithium pegmatite resource in the Americas and the eighth largest globally.

  On August 21, 2024, the company announced a Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) for the CV5 Pegmatite, showcasing its potential as a significant source of lithium in North America. The PEA indicates the capacity to produce up to approximately 800 ktpa of spodumene concentrate utilizing a streamlined Dense Media Separation (DMS) process.

  ¹ The Shaakichiuwaanaan (CV5 & CV13) Mineral Resource Estimate is based on an effective cut-off grade of 0.40% Li₂O (open-pit), 0.60% Li₂O (underground CV5), and 0.80% Li₂O (underground CV13), with an Effective Date of August 21, 2024 (through drill hole CV24-526). Note that Mineral Resources are not classified as Mineral Reserves due to lack of demonstrated economic viability.

  For additional details, please contact Patriot Battery Metals at [email protected], call +1 (604) 279-8709, or visit www.patriotbatterymetals.com. Further exploration data is available through the company’s filings on www.sedarplus.ca and www.asx.com.au.

  This news release has received approval from the Board of Directors.

  “KEN BRINSDEN“

  Kenneth Brinsden, President, CEO, & Managing Director

  Disclaimer for Forward-looking Information

  This release contains “forward-looking statements” as defined by applicable securities laws, reflecting management’s current expectations and plans. These statements are intended to enhance investors’ understanding of the company’s financial performance and future plans.

  Forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties. They differ from historical facts and include terms like “potentially adding,” “advancing to production,” and “will.” Statements regarding the Feasibility Study and cesium at the Shaakichiuwaanaan Property as a commercial by-product are among the forward-looking remarks included.

  Caution should be exercised, as these statements rely on assumptions that could prove incorrect, leading to outcomes significantly different from what is currently anticipated. No guarantee can be provided regarding the ultimate accuracy of forward-looking statements.

  Company to Continue Exploration and Mineral Resource Estimation Work

  The proposed exploration and mineral resource estimation work on the Property will proceed as planned. This includes the accuracy of reserve and resource estimates, the classification of resources from inferred to indicated, and the underlying assumptions that support these estimates. The Company is also monitoring long-term demand for spodumene supply, ensuring that exploration and development results align with management’s current plans and expectations for the Project.

  It’s important for readers to note that this list is not exhaustive. Forward-looking statements carry inherent risks and uncertainties that can significantly impact the Company’s performance, financial health, operational results, and growth potential. Investors should carefully examine the comprehensive risk discussion found in the Company’s latest Annual Information Form filed on SEDAR+. This discussion provides deeper insight into the uncertainties facing the Company’s operations.

  While the Company believes its expectations are grounded in reasonable assumptions, other factors may lead to outcomes that differ from the predictions made in forward-looking statements. The accuracy of such statements is not guaranteed, and readers are advised not to over-rely on them.

  The forward-looking statements included here aim to help investors gain a clearer understanding of the Company’s business strategy and financial condition; these statements may not be suitable for other contexts.

  These forward-looking statements are made as of today’s date. The Company does not commit to updating or revising any forward-looking statements unless required by law. The Company emphasizes that all forward-looking statements are subject to the cautionary notes provided herein.

  Competent Person Statement (ASX Listing Rule)

  The mineral resource estimate in this announcement complies with ASX Listing Rule 5.8, reported on August 5, 2024. The Company confirms that it has no new material information impacting this estimate, and all significant assumptions and technical parameters remain unchanged. Furthermore, the context of the competent person’s findings has not been modified from its original presentation.

  Additionally, the production target detailed in this release is reported in accordance with ASX Listing Rule 5.16, originating from an announcement made on August 21, 2024. As of now, all critical assumptions relating to this production target continue to be valid and unchanged.

  Appendix 1 – JORC Code 2012 Table 1 (ASX Listing Rule 5.7.1)

  Section 1 – Sampling Techniques and Data

  Criteria	JORC Code explanation	Commentary
  Sampling techniques	Sampling quality and adequacy (e.g., cut channels, random chips, or other specialized measurement tools suitable for the minerals under analysis). Measures taken to ensure sample representivity and calibration of measurement tools. Key factors concerning mineralization relevant to Public Reporting. In instances of ‘industry standard’ protocols, a simple outline suffices (e.g., ‘reverse circulation drilling generated 1 m samples, from which 3 kg was pulverized for analysis’). Additional details may be required for complex sampling or uncommon minerals.	Core sampling adheres to industry standards. Guided by geological logging, core sampling is performed based on lithology. All pegmatite intervals are entirely sampled (half-core), regardless of visible spodumene, ensuring representation, as well as 1 to 3 m into adjacent host rock to encompass the entire pegmatite.

  Robust Drilling Techniques Enhance Sample Accuracy and Recovery

  Drilling operations are critical in assessing mineral resources, and precise methodologies ensure the collection of quality data. Below, we outline essential sample parameters, drilling techniques, recovery statistics, and logging procedures utilized in the field.

  Sample Lengths and Preparation

  • Typically, the minimum individual sample length is 0.5 meters, while the maximum can reach 2.0 meters. For targeted pegmatite samples, lengths between 1.0 and 1.5 meters are preferred.
  • Before logging and sampling, all drill core is oriented to maximize foliation. The core is then cut into half-core pieces using a core saw. One half is collected for assay, and the other half remains in the box for reference.
  • Core samples from drill holes are sent to SGS Canada’s laboratory in either Val-d’Or, QC, or Radisson, QC, for sample preparation. This process, coded PRP90 special, includes drying the samples at 105°C, crushing them to 90% passing 2 mm, riffle splitting 250 g, and pulverizing to achieve 85% passing 75 microns. The resulting pulp is then shipped to SGS’s laboratory in Burnaby, BC, for multi-element analysis, including lithium (Li), tantalum (Ta), and cesium (Cs) using sodium peroxide fusion with ICP-AES/MS finish (codes GE_ICP91A50 and GE_IMS91A50).
  • If analytical results exceed the upper detection limit of 10,000 ppm Cs, cesium overlimit analyses are conducted, using packages such as GC_AAS49C – acid digestion for alkaline elements or GC_XRF76V – borate fusion XRF. These packages report cesium concentrations in percentages.
  • Channel sampling adheres to best industry practices. This involves completing a saw-cut channel, 3 to 5 cm wide, across the pegmatite outcrop, typically perpendicular to its strike. Samples are collected at approximately 1-meter contiguous intervals, with channels bearing noted and GPS coordinates recorded at the start and end points of sampling.
  • Collected channel samples are sent to either SGS Canada’s facility in Lakefield, ON, or Val-d’Or, QC, for standard preparation. Analysis for multi-element content, including Li, Ta, and Cs, follows similar methods previously described.

  Drilling Techniques

  • The drilling is executed using NQ size core diamond drilling methods. Core orientation was not performed in this instance.
  • Details regarding drill type and configurations include core diameter, depth of diamond tails, and whether face-sampling bits are utilized.

  Drill Sample Recovery

  • Various methods are employed to record and assess core and chip sample recoveries. Measures taken aim to maximize sample recovery, ensuring that samples are representative of the full extent of the geological profile.
  • Drill core recovery is consistently excellent, typically exceeding 90%. Conversely, channel samples achieved near perfect recovery, effectively at 100%.

  Logging Procedures

  • Core and chip samples are thoroughly logged geologically and geotechnically, fulfilling the necessary details required for accurate Mineral Resource estimation, mining studies, and metallurgical evaluations.
  • Both qualitative and quantitative logging methods are employed, including photography of the core, channel, or costean samples.
  • The total length and percentage of relevant intersections logged are recorded, contributing to comprehensive analysis and reporting.

  This systematic approach underlines the commitment to quality and accuracy in mineral exploration, vital for achieving sound resource evaluation and exploration goals.

  Comprehensive Overview of Drilling Practices and Sampling Techniques

  • Upon arrival at the core shack, all drill core is meticulously assembled. Drill core is oriented to align with maximum foliation, marked in meters, and logged for geotechnical parameters. This includes structural, alteration, geological, and sample data logged specifically for each individual sample. Additionally, photographs of the drill core are captured, regardless of mineralization levels. Specific gravity measures for pegmatite are taken systematically for all pegmatite drill core using the water immersion method, along with select host rock drill core.
  • Channel samples undergo geological logging as they are collected, with each sample documented on an individual basis.
  • The logging is primarily qualitative and includes assessments of spodumene grain size, inclusions, and mineral estimation models.
  • These logging practices align with or exceed current industry standards.

   

  Sub-sampling Techniques and Sample Preparation

  • For drill core, options include whether core is cut or sawn and if quarter, half, or full core is taken.
  • For non-core samples, methods can be riffled, tube sampled, rotary split, with considerations for whether sampling is conducted wet or dry.
  • The nature, quality, and suitability of preparation methods are essential across all sample types.
  • Quality control measures are implemented at all sub-sampling stages to enhance representativity of samples.
  • Procedures are in place to ensure that sampling accurately represents the in situ material, such as conducting field duplicate tests.
  • It is critical to determine if sample sizes appropriately correlate with the grain size of the material that is being sampled.

   

  • Drill core sampling adheres to industry best practices. Samples were saw-cut, with half sent for geochemical analysis and half retained for reference, ensuring consistency by sampling the same side of the core.
  • Full channel samples were saw-cut and submitted for analysis, with approximately 1m sample intervals utilized.
  • Sample sizes are deemed appropriate based on the material being assayed.
  • A Quality Assurance / Quality Control (QAQC) protocol, following industry best practices, includes the systematic insertion of quartz blanks and certified reference materials (CRMs, mainly for lithium) at approximately 5% rates. Additionally, assessments of duplicate pulp-splits were performed to gauge analytical precision, with checks prepared for validation at a secondary laboratory.
  • All established protocols are suitable for both sample type and mineralization nature, forming a solid foundation for sampling representativity.

   

  Quality of Assay Data and Laboratory Tests

  • It is vital to analyze the nature, quality, and suitability of assaying and laboratory procedures used to determine if techniques yield partial or total results.
  • For geophysical instruments such as spectrometers and handheld XRF devices, the parameters of analysis— including instrument make and model, reading times, and calibration factors—must be documented.
  • The quality control procedures in place, such as standards, blanks, duplicates, and external laboratory checks, need to ensure established levels of accuracy and precision.

   

  • Core samples collected from drill holes were sent to SGS Canada’s laboratory in Val-d’Or, QC, or Radisson, QC for standard sample preparation (code PRP90 special). Processes included drying at 105°C, crushing to 90% passing 2 mm, riffle-splitting into 250 g samples, and pulverizing to 85% passing 75 microns. After preparation, core sample pulps were shipped to SGS Canada’s lab in Burnaby, BC for homogenization and analysis of multi-elements, including Lithium and Tantalum, using sodium peroxide fusion with ICP-AES/MS finish (codes GE_ICP91A50 and GE_IMS91A50).
  • Channel samples collected were also routed to SGS Canada’s facilities…

   

  Comprehensive Analysis of Sampling Procedures and Data Verification

  Samples collected at laboratories in Lakefield, Ontario, or Val-d’Or, Quebec undergo standard preparation processes. The subsequent analysis of pulps occurs at SGS Canada’s facilities in Lakefield for 2017 samples, and in Burnaby, British Columbia for samples from 2022, 2023, and 2024. Multi-element assessments, including lithium (Li), tantalum (Ta), and cesium (Cs), employ sodium peroxide fusion with an inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectrometry/mass spectrometry (ICP-AES/MS) finish.

  When results for cesium exceed the upper detection limit of 10,000 ppm, laboratories will request overlimit analysis. The options for cesium overlimit packages include either GC_AAS49C, which uses acid digestion for alkaline elements, or GC_XRF76V, employing borate fusion XRF techniques. Notably, both packages report cesium as a percentage.

  The company maintains integrity in its results through strict internal QAQC protocols that incorporate systematic use of blanks, certified reference materials, and external checks. This dual approach, relying also upon the laboratory’s internal quality assurance and quality control, ensures that all sampling techniques are suitable for the type of minerals being evaluated, which aids in preserving representativeness.

  Verification of Sampling and Assaying

  • The results of significant intersections are verified by independent or alternate company personnel for accuracy.
  • Twinned holes are used to ascertain the reliability of data.
  • All primary data documentation, data entry procedures, verification, and both physical and electronic data storage are systematically recorded.
  • Data adjustments are discussed when necessary to maintain transparency.

  Before any data is disclosed, the intervals are carefully reviewed by the Vice President of Exploration and Project Managers, who examine the internal QAQC sample analytical data. Data capture relies on MX Deposit software, where core logging data is entered directly. This system includes importing laboratory analytical certificates as they are processed, and various QAQC protocols safeguard data integrity and accuracy.

  Adjustments in reporting involve expressing lithium, tantalum, and cesium in their oxide forms rather than their elemental forms as documented in assay certificates. The conversion formulas applied are Li₂O = Li x 2.153, Ta₂O₅ = Ta x 1.221, and Cs₂O = Cs x 1.0602.

  Location of Data Points

  • Surveys accurately locate drill holes, trenches, mine workings, and other key features utilized in estimating Mineral Resources.
  • Specifications of the grid system used for locating these features are clearly defined.
  • The adequacy of topographic control quality is assessed and documented.

  Each drill hole collar is surveyed using either an RTK Trimble Zephyr 3 or a Topcon GR-5. A limited number of holes and channels were recorded using handheld GPS devices. The coordinate system implemented is UTM NAD83 Zone 18. In August 2022, the company conducted a comprehensive LiDAR and orthophoto survey that established high-quality topographic control. These topographic measures are deemed adequate for advanced exploration stages and contribute significantly to mineral resource estimation.

  Data Spacing and Distribution

  • Data spacing is critically assessed to report Exploration Results.
  • The adequacy of data spacing and distribution is evaluated to determine the geological and grade continuity necessary for Mineral Resource and Ore Reserve estimates.
  • Considerations regarding sample compositing are also included.

  Drilling Insights: Effective Strategies in Pegmatite Exploration

  • At CV5, the drill hole collar spacing primarily follows a grid layout. Typically, several collars are executed from the same pad at different orientations, aiming for pegmatite pierce points of approximately 50 meters (Indicated) to 100 meters (Inferred) spacing.
  • In the case of CV13, the spacing of drill holes also follows a grid pattern, targeting around 100 meters for pegmatite pierce points. Nonetheless, collar placements and hole orientations can vary significantly, reflecting the pegmatite body’s different orientations along the deposit’s strike.
  • It is believed that the spacing of the drill holes at both pegmatite locations is adequate to support a mineral resource estimate.
  • Core sample lengths generally range from 0.5 to 2.0 meters, with an average length of about 1.0 to 1.5 meters. Continuous sampling occurs within all pegmatite encountered during the drilling process.

  Orientation of Data Related to Geological Structure	Consider whether the sampling orientation achieves unbiased results for potential structures and the extent of known relationships, especially in regard to the deposit type. If the drill orientation relative to critical mineralized structures has introduced any sampling bias, this should be assessed and reported if it is material.	No sampling bias is anticipated based on the structure within the mineralized body. The main mineralized bodies are largely undeformed and exhibit strong competency, despite having meaningful structural control. At CV5, the primary mineralized body and adjacent lenses display steep dips. This results in oblique angles of intersection, with true widths varying according to the drill hole angle and the pegmatite orientation at each intersection point. Variations in the dip of the pegmatite body may require multiple drill holes to illuminate true widths effectively. Conversely, at CV13, the principal pegmatite body exhibits a shallow, varied strike and a northerly dip.
  Sample Security	Details on the measures implemented to ensure sample security are outlined below.	Samples were collected by company personnel or consultants following established protocols for sample collection and handling. Core samples were bagged, placed in large supersacks for added security, then palletized and shipped directly to either Val-d’Or or Radisson, QC, with continuous tracking throughout the shipment process, ensuring a Chain of Custody. Upon arrival at the laboratory, samples were verified against the shipping manifest to ensure all samples were accounted for, and laboratory staff assessed bags for any signs of tampering.
  Audits and Reviews	Summary of any audits or reviews pertaining to sampling techniques and data is described below.	An Independent Competent Person conducted a thorough review of the sample procedures for the company’s 2021 fall drill program (CF21-001 to 004) and 2022 winter drill program (CV22-015 to 034). The review confirmed that these procedures meet industry best practices, as detailed in the technical report titled “NI 43-101 Technical Report on the Corvette Property, Quebec, Canada,” authored by Alex Knox, M.Sc., P.Geol., issued on June 27, 2022. Additionally, a review of the sampling methods from the company’s 2024 winter drill program (up to CV24-526) was evaluated by an independent Competent Person concerning the Shaakichiuwaanaan’s Mineral Resource Estimate (CV5 & CV13 pegmatites). This evaluation deemed the procedures adequate and consistent with accepted industry practices, as discussed in the technical report titled “NI 43–101 Technical Report, Preliminary Economic Assessment for the Shaakichiuwaanaan Project, James Bay Region, Quebec, Canada” by Todd McCracken, P.Geo., Hugo Latulippe, P.Eng., and Shane Ghouralal, P.Eng., MBA.

  # Company Reviews Procedures for Exploration Reporting and Compliance

  Section 2 – Reporting of Exploration Results

  Criteria	JORC Code explanation	Commentary
  Mineral tenement and land tenure status	Details on type, reference name/number, location, and ownership, including any third-party agreements and issues such as joint ventures, partnerships, and environmental concerns. Status of tenure security at the time of reporting, as well as any known challenges in obtaining operational licenses.	The Shaakichiuwaanaan Property (formerly “Corvette”) consists of 463 CDC claims in Quebec’s James Bay Region. Lithium Innova Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Patriot Battery Metals Inc., holds all claims. Its primary claim block is approximately 6 km south of the Trans-Taiga Road and associated powerline infrastructure. The CV5 Spodumene Pegmatite can be accessed year-round via an all-season road, located about 13.5 km south of the Trans-Taiga Road. The CV13 and CV9 spodumene pegmatites are roughly 3 km and 14 km to the west and southwest of CV5, respectively. The Company maintains 100% ownership of the Property, subject to several royalty obligations derived from original acquisition agreements. Notably, DG Resources Management has a 2% NSR on 76 claims, while Canadian Mining House holds a 2% NSR on 50 claims with a half buyback clause at $2M. Osisko Gold Royalties possesses a sliding scale NSR of 1.5-3.5% on precious metals and 2% on all other products over 111 claims. Similarly, Azimut Exploration has a 2% NSR on 39 claims. To the Company’s knowledge, the Property does not overlap with sensitive environmental areas, historical sites, or national parks. Operations on the Property face minimal restrictions, except during the goose harvesting season (mid-April to mid-May) when communities request limited helicopter flights, and some potential wildfire risks depending on the season. Claim expiry dates range from September 2025 to July 2027.
  Exploration done by other parties	Recognition and evaluation of previous exploration efforts by other parties.	No core assay results from other parties are included in this report. The latest independent review of the Property is the “NI 43–101 Technical Report, Preliminary Economic Assessment for the Shaakichiuwaanaan Project, James Bay Region, Quebec, Canada.” This report was authored by Todd McCracken, P.Geo., Hugo Latulippe, P.Eng., Shane Ghouralal, P.Eng., MBA, Luciano Piciacchia, P.Eng., Ph.D., Ryan Cunningham, M.Eng., P.Eng., and Nathalie Fortin, P.Eng., M.Env. It was effective as of August 21, 2024, and issued on September 12, 2024.
  Geology	Overview of deposit type, geological setting, and mineralization style.

  Exploration Insights from the Lac Guyer Greenstone Belt Property

  • The Property covers a significant portion of the Lac Guyer Greenstone Belt. This belt is a segment of the larger La Grande River Greenstone Belt, primarily characterized by volcanic rocks that have undergone metamorphism to amphibolite facies. The geological features include various lithologies from the Guyer Group, such as amphibolite, iron formation, intermediate to mafic volcanics, peridotite, pyroxenite, and komatiite, as well as felsic volcanics. The east-west trending amphibolite rocks are framed to the north by the Magin Formation (comprising conglomerate and wacke) and to the south by tonalite, granodiorite, and diorite, alongside metasediments from the Marbot Group (also conglomerate and wacke). Additionally, several regional-scale Proterozoic gabbroic dykes, including the Lac Spirt Dykes and Senneterre Dykes, intersect parts of the Property.
  • The geological framework is favorable for the presence of gold, silver, base metals, platinum group elements, and lithium across various deposit types. These include orogenic gold (Au), volcanogenic massive sulfide (Cu, Au, Ag), komatiite-ultramafic (Au, Ag, PGE, Ni, Cu, Co), and pegmatite (Li, Cs, Ta) deposits.
  • Exploration activities on the Property have identified three main mineralization trends: the Golden Trend (gold), Maven Trend (copper, gold, silver), and CV Trend (lithium, cesium, tantalum). Notably, the CV5 and CV13 spodumene pegmatites are contained within the CV Trend, where lithium mineralization shows up in quartz-feldspar pegmatite, often found on the surface as pronounced ‘whale-back’ landforms. This pegmatite exhibits coarse-grained texture, typically off-white, with darker zones generally made of mica, smoky quartz, and occasional tourmaline.
  • The lithium pegmatites found at Shaakichiuwaanaan are classified as LCT Pegmatites. Core assays and continuing mineralogical assessments, paired with field mineral identification, verify that spodumene is the predominant lithium-bearing mineral found across the Property, showing no substantial presence of petalite, lepidolite, lithium-phosphate minerals, or apatite. The spodumene crystals typically reach decimetre sizes, which are notably large. Furthermore, these pegmatites are associated with considerable tantalum values, with tantalite confirmed as the mineral; this adds to the Property’s economic potential.

   

  Drill Hole Information

  • A comprehensive outline of the exploration results includes all crucial information, such as a tabulation of the following parameters for all material drill holes:
  • Easting and northing coordinates of the drill hole collar
  • Elevation or RL (Reduced Level) – elevation above sea level in metres – of the drill hole collar
  • Dip and azimuth of the hole
  • Down hole length and interception depth
  • Total length of the hole.
  • If any of this information is deemed non-material, the Competent Person must provide a clear rationale for its exclusion and confirm that it does not affect the report’s comprehensibility.

   

  • Drill hole attribute information is documented in an accompanying table.
  • Intersections of pegmatite less than 1 m are generally not reported.

   

  Data Aggregation Methods

  • When communicating exploration results, it is essential to disclose any averaging techniques used, as well as any truncations applied (e.g., cutting of high grades) and cutoff grades that are considered Material.
  • If aggregate intercepts contain short sections of high-grade and longer sections of low-grade results, the methods of aggregation should be detailed, along with typical examples.
  • Any assumptions related to the reporting of metal equivalent values should be explicitly stated.

   

  • Length-weighted averages were applied to assess grade over width.
  • No specific grade cap or cutoff was utilized in the calculations for grade over width. The length-weighted average grades for lithium, tantalum, and cesium across all pegmatite intervals were calculated accordingly.

  Exploration Update on Pegmatite Mineralization at CV5 and CV13

  Overview of Pegmatite Results	Exploration results have reported significant pegmatite intervals exceeding 1 m core length and containing over 1% Cs2O. Additional zones will be assessed at the geologist’s discretion. Note that no metal equivalents are reported in the findings.
  Mineralization Widths and Drill Hole Relationships	Understanding the relationship between mineralization widths and drill hole intervals is crucial for accurate reporting of exploration results. If the geometry of the mineralization relative to drill hole angles is established, this information should be disclosed. In cases where only downhole lengths are known, a clear statement must be included (e.g., ‘downhole length, true width not known’).	At CV5, ongoing geological modeling on a hole-by-hole basis, as assays are processed, indicates a large principal pegmatite body oriented nearly vertically and flanked by various subordinate pegmatite lenses, referred to as the ‘CV5 Spodumene Pegmatite.’ Similarly, at CV13, geological modeling is being conducted as samples are analyzed. Current interpretations suggest a series of sub-parallel sills, exhibiting a flat-lying to shallow northerly dip, collectively identified as the ‘CV13 Spodumene Pegmatite.’ All reported widths reflect core length. True widths are not determined at this stage due to broad drill spacing and the inherently irregular characteristics of pegmatite, along with varying drill hole orientations. True widths can differ significantly between holes.
  Visualization of Findings	Significant discoveries should be documented with appropriate maps and sections, inclusive of scales and tabulations detailing intercepts. This should cover a plan view of drill hole collar locations along with relevant sectional views.	Figures accompanying this report, as well as additional illustrations available on the Company’s website, are relevant resources.
  Ensuring Balanced Reporting	In situations where comprehensive reporting of exploration results is impractical, both high and low grades and/or widths should be represented accurately to prevent misleading conclusions.	Refer to the included table(s) and those displayed on the Company’s website for detailed information. Pegmatite intervals exceeding 1 m in length with over 1% Cs2O are specifically reported.
  Additional Exploration Data	Relevant exploration data should encompass geological observations, geophysical survey outcomes, geochemical assessments, bulk sample characteristics, metallurgical test results, and details regarding bulk density, groundwater, geotechnics, and rock qualities, as well as any potentially harmful contaminants.	The Company is currently finalizing environmental site assessments over the CV5 and CV13 pegmatite areas.

  Patriot Battery Metals Advances CV5 Spodumene Pegmatite Project

  The Company has completed a bathymetric survey of the shallow glacial lake that covers a segment of the CV5 Spodumene Pegmatite. The depth of the lake varies from less than 2 meters to around 18 meters. However, most of the CV5 Spodumene Pegmatite, as currently defined, is situated beneath typically 2 to 10 meters of water.

  Metallurgical Testing Yields Positive Results

  Significant metallurgical testing has been carried out, including Heavy Liquid Separation (HLS) and magnetic testing. These tests produced spodumene concentrates exceeding 6% Li₂O with recovery rates above 70% for both the CV5 and CV13 pegmatite materials. This indicates that Dense Medium Separation (DMS) is a viable primary processing approach. It suggests that both CV5 and CV13 could potentially supply the same processing plant. A DMS test on CV5 Spodumene Pegmatite yielded a spodumene concentrate with a grade of 5.8% Li₂O at a recovery rate of 79%, pointing towards the feasibility of a DMS-exclusive operation. Furthermore, extensive DMS pilot programs have been completed and produced results consistent with previous testing.

  Project Advancement Towards Feasibility

  Multiple mandates necessary for advancing the project towards feasibility have been initiated. These include environmental baseline studies, metallurgical assessments, geomechanical evaluations, hydrogeological and hydrological investigations, stakeholder engagement, geochemical characterization, and logistical and transportation studies.

  Plans for Further Work

  • The Company plans to assess further extension options, including tests for lateral and depth extensions and large-scale step-out drilling.
  • Diagrams will be created to clarify possible extension areas, incorporating main geological interpretations and future drilling sites, assuming this information is not deemed commercially sensitive.

  Moreover, the Company intends to continue drilling on the pegmatites located at the Shaakichiuwaanaan Property. The focus will remain on the CV5 Pegmatite and adjacent subordinate lenses, as well as the CV13 Pegmatite and its related prospective corridors.

  

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