GreenTech Metals (ASX: $GRE) soil sampling results

GreenTech Metals Ltd (ASX: $GRE) has announced the confirmation of a 5.5km lithium soil trend at Kobe South, with in-fill soil samples reporting peak assays of 200-467 ppm Li2O. The results are from an extensive infill soil sampling program comprising 1635 samples, aimed at building on the previously reported reconnaissance sampling undertaken in the region in 2018.

Executive Commentary on Soil Sampling Results

We are pleased to see the persistence of well-defined lithium soil anomalies along strike at our Ruth Well and Osborne JV projects. These results are supported by the discovery of additional pathfinder elements which are consistent with other anomalies associated with a nearby lithium bearing pegmatite. It is also very encouraging that the tenor of the anomalies is similar to that of other soil anomalies associated with known lithium pegmatite occurrences in other parts of our project area. These results give us considerable confidence that GreenTech can continue to make further exciting lithium discoveries within the region.

Summary of GreenTech Metals' Soil Sampling Announcement

GreenTech Metals Ltd (ASX: $GRE) has successfully confirmed a 5.5km lithium soil trend at Kobe South, with peak assays of 200-467 ppm Li2O. The in-fill soil program focused on the Ruth Well and Osborne JV tenements, aiming to better define lithium soil anomalies highlighted in historic soil samples. The Kobe South lithium soil trend is a western extension of the very strong lithium soil footprint associated with the Osborne pegmatite cluster. The company's Executive Director, Tom Reddicliffe, expressed confidence in the potential for further exciting lithium discoveries within the region. The next steps involve initial drill testing of the higher-grade zones to identify associated pegmatite bodies, with additional surveys planned to ensure all targeted areas are covered.