Nevada Lithium Resources Inc. (CSE: NVLH) has announced the results from its final drill hole, BC2402C, of the 2024 drill program at the Bonnie Claire lithium project in Nevada. The company intersected an impressive 3,024 ppm lithium and 9,000 ppm (0.90%) boron over 1,360 ft. This enhances the confidence in grade continuity and confirms the extension of high-grade mineralization southeast.

The CEO, Stephen Rentschler, emphasized the geological continuity in the deep, high-grade zone discovered. This zone was first identified during the 2023 drilling program, and continuity here is crucial for ongoing mine planning efforts.

Focus on High-Grade Zones

The infill drill hole, BC2402C, boosts confidence in the grade continuity essential for future mine planning. Collared 817 feet to the southeast of BC2301C, the hole encountered high-grade mineralization, proving that the resource remains open in multiple directions.

Enhanced Lithium and Boron Resource

The findings suggest significant potential to increase the lithium and boron resources. Particularly in the southeast direction, deeper mineralization consistently offers higher grades, as demonstrated in recent results.

Quality Assurance Highlights

Nevada Lithium implemented a comprehensive quality assurance/quality control protocol during the drilling program. The method included systematic insertion of blanks, duplicates, and certified reference materials. The results affirm outstanding performance in standards, duplicates, and blanks.

About Nevada Lithium Resources

Nevada Lithium, focused on the Bonnie Claire project, holds a 100% interest and boasts a substantial inferred mineral resource of lithium. As market demands for lithium continue to rise, the company remains at the forefront of exploration and development.

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