Critical Elements restarts its drilling program at Rose West

Critical Elements Lithium Corporation has resumed its 10,000-meter summer drilling program around its discovery in Rose West, Quebec. Drilling had been temporarily suspended due to a forest fire. With conditions now stable, the team is back on site. Safety is the top priority, in coordination with local authorities.

The project aims to expand the mineralized zone and define the geometry of the newly discovered pegmatitic bodies. Eleven wells have already been drilled, totaling 2,073 meters. Two drill rigs are being used to maximize efficiency and extend the mineralized footprint.

Located 10 km west of the Rose project, Rose West features lithium-rich pegmatites. Previous drilling has identified new pegmatites containing lithium and tantalum. The objective is to expand this mineralized zone and confirm the continuity of the resources.