Surge Battery Metals Inc., an exploration firm founded in 1987 and headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, focuses on identifying, acquiring, and advancing mineral properties across North America. The company's diverse interests encompass a wide range of valuable metals, including gold, copper, lead, zinc, silver, cobalt, nickel, and other precious metals. Its property portfolio includes an option to secure a 60% ownership in two significant cobalt projects in Ontario, Canada: the Teledyne Cobalt and Glencore Bucke Cobalt properties. In Nevada, the company possesses a stake in the Nevada North lithium project, which comprises 154 mineral claims extending over roughly 794 hectares. Furthermore, it holds an option to acquire an 80% interest in the San Emidio Desert Lithium project, a 2,800-acre site made up of 35 mineral claims located northeast of Reno, Nevada. Expanding its Canadian footprint, Surge Battery Metals has an option to obtain full (100%) control of British Columbia's Quatse Lake property, which covers 1,786 hectares across four mineral claims. The company also maintains an 80% interest in an additional nickel project situated in British Columbia. Initially incorporated as Copper Creek Gold Corp., the company changed its name to Surge Exploration Inc. in April 2018 before adopting its current designation as Surge Battery Metals Inc.
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Surge Battery Metals Inc., an exploration firm founded in 1987 and headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, focuses on identifying, acquiring, and advancing mineral properties across North America. The company's diverse interests encompass a wide range of valuable metals, including gold, copper, lead, zinc, silver, cobalt, nickel, and other precious metals. Its property portfolio includes an option to secure a 60% ownership in two significant cobalt projects in Ontario, Canada: the Teledyne Cobalt and Glencore Bucke Cobalt properties. In Nevada, the company possesses a stake in the Nevada North lithium project, which comprises 154 mineral claims extending over roughly 794 hectares. Furthermore, it holds an option to acquire an 80% interest in the San Emidio Desert Lithium project, a 2,800-acre site made up of 35 mineral claims located northeast of Reno, Nevada. Expanding its Canadian footprint, Surge Battery Metals has an option to obtain full (100%) control of British Columbia's Quatse Lake property, which covers 1,786 hectares across four mineral claims. The company also maintains an 80% interest in an additional nickel project situated in British Columbia. Initially incorporated as Copper Creek Gold Corp., the company changed its name to Surge Exploration Inc. in April 2018 before adopting its current designation as Surge Battery Metals Inc.
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Surge Battery Metals Inc., an exploration firm founded in 1987 and headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, focuses on identifying, acquiring, and advancing mineral properties across North America. The company's diverse interests encompass a wide range of valuable metals, including gold, copper, lead, zinc, silver, cobalt, nickel, and other precious metals. Its property portfolio includes an option to secure a 60% ownership in two significant cobalt projects in Ontario, Canada: the Teledyne Cobalt and Glencore Bucke Cobalt properties. In Nevada, the company possesses a stake in the Nevada North lithium project, which comprises 154 mineral claims extending over roughly 794 hectares. Furthermore, it holds an option to acquire an 80% interest in the San Emidio Desert Lithium project, a 2,800-acre site made up of 35 mineral claims located northeast of Reno, Nevada. Expanding its Canadian footprint, Surge Battery Metals has an option to obtain full (100%) control of British Columbia's Quatse Lake property, which covers 1,786 hectares across four mineral claims. The company also maintains an 80% interest in an additional nickel project situated in British Columbia. Initially incorporated as Copper Creek Gold Corp., the company changed its name to Surge Exploration Inc. in April 2018 before adopting its current designation as Surge Battery Metals Inc.