Foremost Lithium Resource and Technology Limited reports the first phase is complete from its Zoro Lithium property bulk sampling and metallurgical program near Snow Lake.  It was conducted to determine whether Dyke 1 pegmatite can produce a six percent battery grade Lithium concentrate.  Test work confirms spodumene bearing pegmatite from Zoro Dyke 1 is amenable for production.

President and CEO Jason Barnard states he is extremely pleased with the positive results.  He says this project has been their company’s focus for some months so they recognize the significance of favorable results.  He adds their goal for this project is to be able to market their lithium while still in the ground directly to battery suppliers and vehicle manufacturers adding they are well on the way to reaching their objective.

In June after receipt of a bulk sample permit from the Manitoba government a field crew collected 489 kilograms of spodumene mineralized pegmatite using sledgehammers and chisels from trenches exposing Dyke 1 with 26 pails shipped to SGS Lakefield for test work.