PMET refiles amended CV5 lithium-only NI 43-101 technical report after Québec AMF review, conclusions unchanged

By Public Technologies
  • PMET Resources filed an amended NI 43-101 technical report for its CV5 lithium-only feasibility study following an AMF disclosure review.
  • Refiled report keeps the October 20, 2025 effective date; amendments dated October 2, 2026.
  • Changes address compliance items such as disclosure clarifications and map formatting; conclusions of the 2025 feasibility study unchanged.
  • Refiling is separate from an updated feasibility study that adds tantalum economics, targeted for release in Q4.


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