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Seymour Drilling Update

Green Technology Metals Limited (ASX:GT1) is pleased to provide an update on the diamond drilling activities at its Seymour Lithium Project in Ontario, Canada.


Following recent completion of the highly successful Phase 1 program at the North Aubry deposit, drilling activities have now commenced at both the Central Aubry zone and Pye prospect. The decision to accelerate Phase 3 exploration drilling at Pye to run concurrently with the Phase 2 extensional program at Central Aubry was enabled by the continued availability of the second diamond drill rig currently on site.

“With the recent completion of the Phase 1 program at North Aubry, and the strong outcomes it has returned to date, we are naturally excited to have transitioned to Phase 2 extensional drilling activity at the highly prospective Central Aubry zone. The acceleration of the planned Phase 3 exploration drilling program at the Pye prospect also represents a big opportunity. Pye is a genuinely compelling target at Seymour that has been rapidly unlocked via the geophysical surveying and extensive ground truthing work that GT1 has undertaken over the past six months.” - GT1 Chief Executive Officer, Luke Cox


Phase 1 extensional drilling (North Aubry deposit) completed


The Phase 1 drilling program at Seymour was designed to evaluate potential along-strike and down-dip extensions of the North Aubry deposit that were open and untested. This maiden program is now complete with 16 holes having been drilled for a total of 5,895 metres (see Figure 2).


HIGHLIGHTS

• Phase 1 extensional diamond drilling program at North Aubry deposit now complete.

• Step-out drilling at North Aubry will be planned in the near term based on pending assay results.

• Two additional thick +10m intersections of spodumene bearing pegmatite intersected at North Aubry.

• Phase 2 drilling commenced: 31 holes for 5,100m at the highly prospective and largely untested, Central Aubry zone of Seymour.

• Phase 3 drilling at the untested Pye prospect, 1.5km east of North Aubry, accelerated and commenced (26 holes for 2,000m).


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