“St-Georges’ metallurgical and technological approach to mining exploration enables the inexpensive acquisition of mineral projects that have been overseen, rejected or deemed non-exploitable in the past. It also enables access to environmentally stringent jurisdictions. ”

• Developing new technologies to solve the biggest environmental problems in the mining industry.

• If these new technologies are successful, they should improve the financial bottom line of current mining producers.

• Potential success of these technologies would also involve upgrading certain current known metal resources to economic status while addressing environmental and social acceptability issues.

Projects

• The Julie Nickel Discovery Project on Quebec's North Shore.

• Le Royal Lithium Project, adjacent to Quebec Lithium Mine (Abitibi, Quebec)

• A direct or indirect control of all mineral exploration licences in Iceland through its subsidiary Iceland Resources.

Julie Nickel Discovery

Highlights:

• 11.64 meters channel intersection grading 1.82% Nickel, 0.29% Copper and 0.04% Cobalt

• 3,735 line-km of airborne magnetic geophysical survey with 100m spacing completed in 2011

• Standing Exploration Agreement with the Innu First Nation 

Julie is located 142 km northwest of the deep sea port town of Baie-Comeau on the Quebec North Shore and is accessible by paved and logging roads. The Julie project is one of the main active exploration projects for St-Georges and covers over 4000 hectares

The main discovery contains semi-massive & massive sulphides associated with magmatic intrusive rocks of gabbroic composition. The Sulphides consists of pyrite, pyrrhotite, chalcopyrite, and pentlandite. The mineralization is hosted in the gabbro-norite.

Le Royal Lithium Project

Highlights:

• Sample collected yields 2.508% LiO2

• Regional geological environment is favourable to potential large discovery

• Lithium found in the samples is contained mostly in Lepidolite with the presence of spodumene

• Active exploration campaign: Geophysics Fall 2016 First Phase of Drilling Spring 2017

Le Royal is an active exploration project covering 286 hectares within a known lithium district. Albeit situated only 4 km from the Quebec Lithium Mine it constitute a new discovery. Le Royal is easily accessible and lies close to infrastructure and facilities.

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