Surge Battery Metals starts 2026/27 drilling at Nevada North lithium project to support feasibility study
Bitget2026/09/22 11:03- Surge Battery Metals started its 2026/27 drilling program at the Nevada North Lithium Project to support a Bankable Feasibility Study.
- Work targets resource upgrades, pit design optimization, geotechnical data, hydrogeology, water supply testing, metallurgical sampling, and infrastructure siting.
- Program includes up to 25 core holes totaling about 15,000 feet, up to 20 sonic holes totaling about 5,000 feet, and up to 10 RC holes.
- Drilling is expected to run through fall 2026, then resume into the 2027 drill season.
- June 30, 2026 resource estimate: 657.5 million tonnes measured and indicated at 3,007 ppm lithium, or 10.5 million tonnes LCE.
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