Libra and Kobold Launch 2025 Exploration Program | PWMCF Stock News

  • Libra Energy Materials (CSE: LIBR) partners with KoBold Metals for a CAD$33 million exploration initiative targeting lithium projects.
  • Key discoveries include spodumene-bearing outcrops with assays up to 6.64% Liâ‚‚O at the SBC project.
  • Libra geologists involved as exploration contractors receive CAD$35,000 monthly from the KoBold partnership.

Libra Energy Materials Inc. (CSE: LIBR) has officially launched its 2025 exploration program in collaboration with KoBold Metals. This strategic partnership, centered on Libra's lithium projects near Thunder Bay, Ontario, is backed by a CAD$33 million earn-in agreement, allowing KoBold the opportunity to acquire up to a 75% interest over six years.

The exploration initiative is focused on three primary projects: Flanders North, Flanders South, and Soules Bay-Caron (SBC). Past endeavors at Flanders revealed the promising Homer spodumene discovery, showcasing pegmatite outcrops up to 35 meters wide and samples assaying up to 2.86% Liâ‚‚O. The SBC project displayed notable outcomes in 2024, with 18 spodumene-bearing outcrops and assays reaching an impressive 6.64% Liâ‚‚O.

KoBold Metals, known for its backing by industry luminaries such as Bill Gates (Trades, Portfolio) and Jeff Bezos, will utilize its AI-driven HyperPod drone-based geophysical system to enhance the exploration process. Libra's geologists are actively participating as exploration contractors, receiving a monthly compensation of CAD$35,000 for their involvement.

This collaboration underscores a commitment to sustainable exploration, with ongoing archeological assessments and First Nations consultations ensuring culturally and environmentally responsible development. The alliance leverages KoBold's advanced AI and machine learning technologies alongside Libra's exploration expertise, aiming to advance the search for lithium critical to the global energy transition.

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