Press Release
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Volta Metals Ltd. (CSE: VLTA) (FSE: D0W) (OTCQB: VOLMF) (“Volta” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce drill core assay results from SL26-35, the longest drill hole of the 2026 winter drill program at its Springer Rare Earth Element deposit (the “Property”), near Sturgeon Falls, Ontario, Canada. Drill hole SL26-35 intersected a significant 688 m interval of Gallium and Rare Earth Element (“Ga-REE”) mineralization grading 0.81% Total Rare Earth Oxides (“TREO”) and 68.13 g/t Ga2O3 from 4.6 m to 693.0 m depth.
From January to April 2026, Volta completed a 13-hole drill program at the Springer deposit (SL26-27 to 39) totalling 5,452 m. The drill program was designed to upgrade the current mineral resource estimate (“MRE”) through infill drilling, while also expanding the known REE-Ga mineralization. Drill hole SL26-35 intersected a carbonatite dyke from west to east, demonstrating strong continuity of the REE-Ga mineralization. The hole also significantly extends the Ga-REE mineralization approximately 180 m laterally and 260 m vertically from the current open pit shell. (Figure 1).
“A 688 m continuous intersection of gallium and rare earth mineralization extends our deposit footprint well beyond the current pit shell. With geopolitical pressure on critical mineral supply chains intensifying, the scale and quality of what we are discovering and advancing at Springer puts Volta in a position we are very proud of.” Kerem Usenmez, President & CEO, Volta Metals Ltd.
Assay highlights are given in Table 1. Drill hole SL26-35 contains significant amounts of individual REEs as shown in Table 2. Assays are pending for additional drill holes. Drill hole SL26-35 collar coordinates are given in Table 3.
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