Lithium Corp. updates Rare Earth Elements property exploration, British Columbia

Lithium Corporation [OTCQB: LTUM], a mineral exploration company committed to advancing North America’s energy independence through domestic critical mineral resource exploration, reported field work for the 2025 field season has concluded on the company’s Las Pilas Rare Earth Elements (REE) property in southern British Columbia.

Fall 2025 work at the Las Pilas claim focused on determining the geological conditions associated with, or that give rise to, the REE mineralization encountered here. Preliminary geological mapping appears to indicate REE mineralization occurs in locales where older Jurassic Rossland Group rocks occur along regional scale structural features proximal to the contact of these rocks with younger syenitic Eocene Coryell intrusive rocks.

As of yet, the host of the REE mineralization remains unknown, although a number of geological samples have been taken, are undergoing microscopic examination, and are to be submitted for geochemical evaluation shortly.

Currently, the company has approximately 11,068 acres (4,479 hectares) of claims or claim applications in this area and is assessing other geologically analogous situations in the region. This discovery is significant as neodymium and dysprosium are highly desired elements for the production of high efficiency electric motors and it comes at a time of accelerating government and industry focus on domestic critical mineral development.

The company’s dual operational focus spans two world class mining jurisdictions, with promising lithium prospects in Nevada, USA, and a diverse portfolio of titanium, rare earth elements, graphite, fluorspar, and antimony properties in British Columbia, Canada. Lithium Corporation is committed to driving a secure and independent energy future for North America through strategic investments in energy metals exploration and related opportunities, such as renewable energy generation and energy storage solutions.