COMET RECAPS 2023 EXPLORATION PROGRAM & PROVIDES ITS EXPLORATION PERSPECTIVE FOR 2024

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ROUYN-NORANDA, QC, Jan. 17, 2024 /CNW/ - Comet Lithium Corporation (TSXV: CLIC) (FSE: 8QY) ("Comet Lithium" or the "Corporation") is pleased to provide a summary of the key exploration developments in 2023 as well as its exploration perspective for 2024.

As we enter 2024, and following the significant work completed by the Corporation in 2023, Comet Lithium is well positioned to stand out as a significant explorer due to its extensive portfolio of assets within the very active James Bay region of Québec.

Our key lithium assets include (i) the Liberty property ("Liberty"), a 19.5 km2 property located in the Trieste Formation greenstone belt; (ii) the Troilus East property ("Troilus East"), a 92 km2 property located on the Frotêt-Evans greenstone belt; (iii) the Pontax East and South blocks, two properties totalling 41 km2 located in the Pontax greenstone belt; (iv) the Galli property ("Galli"), a 20 km2 property located 15 km along strike with the La Grande greenstone belt; and (v) the Triple Lithium property ("Triple Lithium"), a 106 km2 property located within the Rupert-Cabot structural corridor. The Comet Lithium portfolio of assets holds sizable prospective ground within the James Bay region, which continues to demonstrate excellent potential for discovery of new spodumene bearing pegmatites, and where several new major lithium discoveries were made in the last few years.

Key Accomplishments in 2023:

Liberty:

  • Completed a gravity survey which covered an area of approximately 2.5 km2 for a total of about 1,219 stations, which followed a 20 metre x 100 metre grid pattern. The Corporation will be using the collected data to better interpret the subsurface geology and structures of Liberty and detect potential pegmatite contacts in amphibolitized basalt. The data will enable drill target generation and assist in validating the possibility that Liberty and Winsome Resources Limited's ("Winsome") Adina project ("Adina") together may potentially be part of a similar corridor. Data processing is ongoing, and results and interpretation are pending.

  • Identified numerous pegmatite veins in outcrop during a 2-phase field exploration program on Liberty. The exploration team covered approximately 90% of the ground and collected a total of 224 rock samples and 273 till samples, which were sent to the laboratory in September 2023 for further analysis. Assays and data interpretation are pending.

  • Completed a LIDAR survey. The objective of the LIDAR survey was to obtain a ground image that ignores the vegetation masking effect to facilitate the interpretation of structures possibly related to pegmatite emplacement.

  • Completed a high-resolution magnetic survey outlining a potential structural connection between Liberty and the Adina projects contiguous to the western border of Liberty. Two trends were identified, an important 2.75 km long (east-west) by 500 metre wide (north-south) low magnetic corridor at Liberty is on strike with Adina's pegmatite system. The high-resolution magnetic survey also identified a second strong magnetic contrast extending for 6.5 km in the northern half of Liberty. These two trend orientations clearly connect to the west with the Adina pegmatite system. The area is entirely covered by glacial glaciofluvial sediments.

  • Submitted and received a drill permit for a potential program on the southwestern block of Liberty.