ARBOR METALS INTERSECTS ANOMALOUS LITHIUM MINERALIZATION UP TO 0.58% ACROSS 2 TARGET ZONES AT JARNET LITHIUM PROJECT

Arbor Metals Corp. has released assay results from its 2025 Phase 3 diamond drilling campaign at the wholly owned Jarnet Lithium Project, situated within Quebec's Corvette Lake Lithium Camp in the Eeyou-Istchee Baie-James territory. The drilling program successfully intersected anomalous lithium mineralization reaching up to 0.58% across two distinct target zones, demonstrating the project's potential within this emerging lithium district.

The Corvette Lake Lithium Camp has emerged as a significant lithium exploration region in Quebec, with multiple companies advancing projects in the area. Arbor's latest results add to the growing body of evidence supporting the camp's lithium potential and validate the company's systematic exploration approach through its phased drilling programs.

For the lithium sector, these results represent continued momentum in Quebec's critical minerals development, particularly important given the province's strategic position in North America's battery supply chain ambitions. The intersection of anomalous grades across multiple zones suggests the potential for a larger lithium system at Jarnet, which could contribute to Quebec's growing lithium resource base.

The completion of Phase 3 drilling positions Arbor to advance into subsequent exploration phases, potentially including expanded drilling programs and preliminary resource estimation work. Given Quebec's supportive regulatory environment for critical minerals development and the strategic importance of domestic lithium supply chains, continued positive results at Jarnet could attract significant industry and investor attention in the evolving North American battery metals landscape.