VAL-D'OR, QC, May 30, 2018 /CNW/ - Vision Lithium Inc. (TSXV:
VLI) (OTC: ABEPF) (the "Company" or "VLI") is pleased to announce the initial results from its 1,500 metre drilling
program consisting of approximately 25 shallow drill holes targeting the #5 Dyke outcrop area. The Sirmac lithium property,
acquired from Nemaska Lithium Inc. (" Nemaska "), consists of 194 mining claims having a
total area of approximately 10,350 hectares, and is located 180 kilometres by road north-west of Chibougamau, Quebec.
Results include:
Hole #
|
From
|
To
|
Interval
|
Li2O
|
Ta2O5
|
|
metres
|
metres
|
metres
|
%
|
ppm
|
SIR-12-26 Twin
|
2.40
|
22.20
|
19.80
|
1.62
|
60
|
including
|
2.40
|
13.20
|
10.80
|
2.24
|
43
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
SIR-18-02
|
1.60
|
24.00
|
22.40
|
1.70
|
57
|
including
|
15.00
|
24.00
|
9.00
|
2.28
|
39
|
including
|
19.50
|
22.50
|
3.00
|
4.54
|
22
|
"I am very pleased with our initial drilling results. The twin hole is almost an exact replica of the hole originally drilled
by Nemaska back in 2011, and gives us added confidence in the balance of their historical work.
Hole SIR-18-02 is an infill hole and returned excellent widths and grade. Results over 1% Li2O are what we want to
see, these grades are quite exceptional and we are very pleased to see such significant widths," said Yves Rougerie, President and CEO of Vision Lithium.
Rougerie continued, "Our next step will be to start the metallurgy work to demonstrate that this material can make an
acceptable concentrate. We are targeting a concentrate of 6% Li2O or higher. We will use the core from our drill
program for the metallurgical testing at the lab. Once we see the results of the metallurgy we will confirm that the concentrate
can make a battery grade lithium hydroxide and lithium carbonate. We have contacted the lab to book this testing."
The #5 Dyke is the initial target, as the historical work done by Nemaska and previous
operators was primarily focused on this large outcrop. Since acquiring the property, Vision Lithium has acquired another 170
claims surrounding the original claims and extending several km eastward, thus providing for ample new exploration and potential
drill targets in addition to the #5 Dyke. Summer field exploration work is planned for the newly acquired claims.
Drill hole collar information:
Project
|
HOLE
|
Azimuth
|
Dip
|
Length
metres
|
UTM
Nad 83
- East
|
UTM
Nad 83
- North
|
UTM
Nad 83 -
Elevation
|
Sirmac
|
SIR-12-26-Twin
|
55
|
-59
|
51
|
466312
|
5607927
|
387
|
Sirmac
|
SIR-18-01
|
360
|
-90
|
51
|
466284
|
5607990
|
380
|
Sirmac
|
SIR-18-02
|
360
|
-87
|
51
|
466350
|
5607872
|
397
|
Sirmac
|
SIR-18-03
|
235
|
-45
|
72
|
466390
|
5607878
|
394
|
Hole SIR-18-01 and SIR-18-03 reported no significant Li2O values.
The information of scientific or technical information in this release has been reviewed and approved by Yves Rougerie, geo, President and CEO of the Company. Mr. Rougerie is a qualified person as defined by NI
43-101.
About Vision Lithium Inc.
Vision Lithium Inc. is a junior exploration company focused on exploring and developing high quality battery mineral assets
including lithium and copper in safe jurisdictions, primarily Canada. The Company is led by
skilled and qualified mineral exploration experts and business professionals with a deep understanding of the lithium battery
materials market which is driven by lithium ion batteries. Vision Lithium is committed to discovering new world class assets and
bringing these assets to production, starting with its flagship projects the Sirmac Lithium property and the Dome Lemieux copper
property, both located in Quebec, Canada. Nemaska Lithium is the largest shareholder of Vision
Lithium.
For further information on the Company, please visit our website at www.visionlithium.com or contact us at info@visionlithium.com.
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SOURCE Vision Lithium Inc.
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