PMET Resources increases contained caesium resource 55% at Shaakichiuwaanaan

By Public Technologies
  • PMET Resources increased contained caesium oxide resources 55% to 110,600 tonnes at its Shaakichiuwaanaan project in Quebec.
  • Caesium resource grade rose 31%; tonnage increased 18%, including a maiden estimate for the Helios zone.
  • Indicated caesium resources total 1,844,000 tonnes grading 4.4% Cs2O; inferred resources stand at 981,000 tonnes grading 3%.
  • Consolidated lithium resources grew 5% to 5,060,000 tonnes of contained lithium carbonate equivalent.
  • The update will underpin a revised CV5 feasibility study and broader project preliminary economic assessment, scheduled before year-end 2026.


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