Force Energy Corp. released an update on the company’s exploratory drilling program in Canada. The company believes that the properties are prospective for lithium and other minerals.
Force Energy has completed Phase 1 of the drilling program, which comprised a due diligence process at the Zoro 1 property in Manitoba, Canada. The purpose of this phase was to confirm the historical reserve level at the site and the presence of pegmatite that contains lithium.
Force Energy said the due diligence performed confirms that the property has a historic resource base of 1.7 million tons of lithium as well as a zone of significant lithium mineralization. The Phase 1 program involved acquiring samples of pegmatite from sixteen trenching locations on the property. The company obtained a total of 165 samples of varying lengths through this process.
Force Energy plans to move onto Phase 2 of the exploration program, which will determine whether lithium can be produced commercially from the Zoro 1 property.
Force Energy said that analysis of the samples was conducted by Activation Laboratories located in Ontario, Canada.
For more information on the company, go to www.forceenergycorp.com
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