Eastport Critical Metals identifies two multi-kilometer nickel-copper soil anomalies at Selebi-East project in Botswana

• Eastport Critical Metals completed Phase II soil geochemistry at the Selebi-East nickel-copper-PGE project in northeast Botswana.
• Final results identified two additional multi-kilometer nickel-copper soil anomalies, lifting the total to more than four district-scale signatures.
• Anomalies track mapped amphibolite host rocks, mirroring the geological setting of NexMetals’ past-producing Selebi Mine about 7 km west.
• Work shifts to geophysics, then final drill target definition, as the company moves toward an initial drilling program.

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