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Be the first with the news that moves the market- Slave Lake Zinc Corp. (CSE:SLZ) is on the verge of becoming a significant participant in the country’s green economy with its strategic metal’s exploration operations
- The company has recently expanded its potential to include lithium, alongside its existing zinc and lead exploration developments
- Slave Lake Zinc Corp is a Canadian mineral exploration company which engages in acquiring and exploring mineral properties
- Slave Lake Zinc Corp (SLZ) closed trading at C$0.05 per share
Slave Lake Zinc Corp. (CSE:SLZ) is on the verge of becoming a significant participant in the country’s green economy with its strategic metal’s exploration operations.
The company has recently expanded its potential to include lithium, alongside its existing zinc and lead exploration developments. Lithium is a critical component for electric car batteries.
Slave Lake Zinc has a unique project with an established zinc/lead target and unparalleled lithium potential in the same suite of host rocks. The company reported that it is well-positioned to be a key supplier of critical metals for Canada’s green future.
The company’s historic data confirms the regional extent of the pegmatites, which potentially contain the sought-after lithium that will be used in the production of batteries for electric cars, including the St. Thomas battery operations.
Slave Lake Zinc has already accomplished significant milestones, including a collaboration agreement, the discovery of a new showing 5km north of the headframe, identification of historic pegmatites, expansion of its land position to over 6500+ hectares, and obtaining a drill permit and water license on its original lease.
About the company
Slave Lake Zinc Corp is a Canadian mineral exploration company which engages in acquiring and exploring mineral properties. It holds an interest in the O’Connor Lake Property in the South Slave Mining District of the Northwest Territories.
The 76.25 square kilometre O’Connor Lake zinc-lead property is located approximately 185 kilometres southeast of Yellowknife and 150 kilometres east of Hay River. The property includes the historic O’Connor Lake zinc, lead, copper and precious mineral deposits which were explored prior to 1952.
Slave Lake Zinc Corp (SLZ) closed trading at C$0.05 per share.
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