• Noram Lithium engaged Global Resource Engineers to update the Zeus Project preliminary economic assessment, with results expected by late October.
• Study assumes a long-term lithium carbonate price of US$24,000 per tonne, aligned with recent peer technical studies.
• Work includes revised pit optimization using a lower cut-off grade, with updated mine planning and engineering criteria.
• Assessment will evaluate potential by-product credits from additional critical minerals, including cesium, rubidium, and potash.
• Zeus previously outlined several hundred million tonnes of lithium-rich clays, with potential to exceed 1 billion tonnes depending on cut-off grade.

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