Infini Resources Summary, page-35

Aswell as the multiple Uranium projects, Infini has some very interesting lithium projects!!

Its lithium portfolio is similarly stacked with its 100 per cent-owned Paterson Lake project in the Canadian province of Ontario located directly adjacent to Avalon Adavnced Materials’ Separation Rapids deposit that hosts 10 million tonnes grading 1.35 per cent lithium oxide. Avalon has recorded some impressive drill hits at its operation, including a best intercept at a massive 565m going 1.5 per cent lithium oxide.

Paterson Lake takes in 106 minerals claims across 12sq km and includes the Marko’s and Jesse’s mineralised pegmatites.

The Marko’s target has a strike length of 268m on the surface and remains open to the west. Infini has reported a raft of grab samples from the prospect with grades of more than 2 per cent lithium oxide. It includes 13 grab samples grading between 3.35 per cent and an impressive peak of 4.43 per cent lithium oxide.

The Jesse’s prospect has a current mineralised strike of 190m on the surface and remains open to both the east and the west. The pegmatite cluster includes the North Dyke, North-Central Dyke, Central Dyke and South Dyke targets.

Outcropping pegmatites up to 30m wide have been highlighted at the surface, with four grab samples returning grades of more than 2 per cent lithium oxide and a peak of 3.26 per cent lithium oxide.

Across the provincial border in Quebec, Infini’s Valor project takes in 229 mineral claims across 124sq-km. The holdings are within shouting distance of Sayona Mining’s Authier lithium deposit that hosts 14.1 million tonnes at 1.01 per cent lithium oxide.

Management says the project covers one of the biggest land packages in the highly-prospective Abitib region and has the potential to include extensions to the lithium-bearing Ascot Dyke. Several pegmatites and aplite dykes have been reported from the property during molybdenite, beryl, lithium and tantalum exploration. Lithium-bearing pegmatites discovered at the adjacent Authier property are generally composed of quartz monzonite.

Infini’s two WA-based lithium operations are also in good neighbourhoods. The 120sq-km Pegasus project is adjacent to Bulletin Resources’ lithium site where spodumene-bearing outcrops have returned samples of up to 4.81 per cent lithium oxide.

Management considers Pegasus to be prospective for hard-rock lithium-tantalum mineralisation based on geological and structural similarities to Allkem’s Mt Cattlin lithium deposit that sits about 10km to the east. Plans are already in place for a soil sampling and reverse-circulation (RC) drill campaign at the project, which is some 15km south-east of Ravensthorpe in WA’s Goldfields region.

Parna is within 35km of Essential Metals’ Dome lithium project that hosts 11.2 million tonnes at a solid 1.16 per cent lithium oxide. Infini says Parna is an underexplored project in a poorly-understood part of the Yilgarn Craton granites where there has been no previous testing for lithium-caesium-tantalum pathfinders. The tenements cover 144sq km about 15km east of the town of Norseman.