- TSXV: FIN
- USOTC: EUEMF
- FRA: W28
Powering The Clean Energy Transition
Large lithium hard rock in tier I mining jurisdiction next to mine with 18 million tons of lithium pegmatite.
- TSXV: FIN
- USOTC: EUEMF
- FRA: W28
- 15,770 ha land package
- < 2 km to Keliber's spodumene concentrator
- ≈18 Mt lithium pegmatite in the Keliber cluster
- 3.84% Li₂O peak grab sample
- 100% interest — central Finland
About
A junior explorer inside Europe's first lithium supply chain
Grit Metals Corp. is a junior mineral exploration company focused on its Lithium–Cesium–Tantalum (LCT) pegmatite project in central Finland. The Company holds a 100% interest in tenements located adjacent to, or within 15 km of, Sibanye-Stillwater’s Keliber mine and processing complex, which is currently under the final stages of construction with hot commissioning and final ramp-up targeted for H1 2026.
More about the Company
- Land package
- 0 ha
- Distance to concentrator
- < 0 km
- Keliber cluster resource
- ≈0 Mt
- Peak grab sample
- 0.00% Li₂O
Highlights
Why this ground, and why now
- 01
Finland has known but underexplored lithium-REE pegmatite fields
- 02
Lithium added to Critical Minerals Act in Europe
- 03
Located next to a large Lithium deposit with over 18 million tons.
- 04
Phase one and two have discovered significant lithium spodumene boulders and occurrences
Projects
Central Finland Lithium Exploration Projects
The Kaustinen tract in Central Ostrobothnia represents one of Europe's premier lithium districts. It hosts the substantial Sibanye-Stillwater (Keliber Oy) cluster of deposits, which contains approximately 18 million tonnes of high-grade spodumene pegmatite resources (>1% Li₂O).
01
Positioned inside an emerging industrial hub
Grit Metals Corp. has strategically positioned itself within this emerging industrial hub. Our Lithium Project covers 15,770 hectares adjacent to the Keliber deposit cluster. This location offers a distinct logistical advantage: our assets are situated less than 2 km from Keliber’s spodumene concentrator and approximately 25 km southeast of their Lithium Hydroxide Chemical Plant in Kokkola – both in the final stages of construction.
02
A proven history of discovery
Crucially, nearly every deposit in the Keliber cluster is a "blind discovery," identified by tracing glacial till and boulder trains back to their bedrock source. Grit Metals is applying this proven exploration methodology to its own vast land holdings to unlock similar value.
03
Kaustinen Lithium Pegmatite Province
The Company’s projects are situated within the Kaustinen Lithium Pegmatite Province, a 500 km² prospective zone within the Palaeoproterozoic Pohjanmaa Schist Belt. This geological feature consists of a 350 km arc of metasedimentary rocks (schists and gneisses) intruded by late S-Type granitoids.
Mineralization
Prospects discovered to date
Since commencing exploration in July 2023, the Company has identified widespread mineralization, discovering several clusters and trends of spodumene-bearing pegmatite boulders. These findings strongly suggest the presence of local bedrock sources.
Prospect 01
Jylhä Prospect
Jylhä discovery boulder; coarse spodumene crystals in the same boulder assayed 2.33% Li₂O.
2.33% Li₂Opeak grab sample
Prospect 02
Mōrkylā Prospect
Located 1.5 km west of the Keliber Levikangas deposit (0.47 Mt @ 1.00% Li₂O), this target features a 275m trend of 15 large boulders (up to 4m diameter). Sampling has returned grades up to 2.46% Li₂O with coarse visible spodumene.
2.46% Li₂Opeak grab sample
Prospect 03
Tastula Prospects
Reconnaissance prospecting has identified three separate clusters of LCT pegmatite boulders over a 2 km by 4 km area. 32 sample points has confirmed lithium mineralization with values up to 1.59% Li₂O, five samples assaying >0.30% Li₂O.
1.59% Li₂Opeak grab sample
Prospect 04
Kyrola Prospect
The Kyrola prospect represents the most significant discovery on the Nabba EL to date. An 850m x 110m boulder field was delineated, with 15 of 49 grab samples returning >0.50% Li₂O and peak values reaching 3.84% Li₂O.
3.84% Li₂Opeak grab sample
Disclaimer: Grit Metals Corp. cautions investors that grab samples are selective by nature and are not necessarily indicative of average mineralization on the property. Furthermore, mineralization on adjacent properties (e.g., Keliber Oy) does not guarantee similar mineralization on the Company's mineral reservations.
Why Finland?
A tier-one jurisdiction for lithium
Finland has exceptional geological features that make it a favorable location for lithium mineralization
Excellent infrastructure, including roads, ports, and airports, which make it easier and more cost-effective to transport equipment and supplies to exploration sites
Stable political environment and transparent regulatory framework
Low-carbon economy and greenhouse gas emissions reduction commitment. The country is investing heavily in renewable energy and electric vehicles, which will increase demand for lithium in the coming years.
Lithium Concentrator, Lithium Hydroxide plant and port all located within a one hour drive from our project.
Corporate presentation
The full investment case, in one document
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