Rubidium

Power Metals Corp. identified a new pegmatite zone with anomalous cesium, tantalum, lithium, and rubidium levels at its Case Lake Property. The company plans a 2024 Phase II Drone Magnetic Survey and anticipates a new three-year exploration permit. CEO Haydn Daxter and Chairman Johnathan More express excitement about the potential for additional cesium targets and the upcoming 2025 exploration activities.

Power Metals identifies new pegmatite zone at Case Lake, with strong cesium and lithium anomalies in soil samples. Phase II Drone Magnetic Survey initiated to establish drill targets, and a new exploration permit submitted for 2025.

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