Critical Elements resumes 10,000-meter summer drill program at Rose West discovery in Quebec

• Critical Elements resumed its Phase 2 Summer 2026 exploration program at the Rose West lithium-tantalum discovery in Quebec.
• The company restarted drilling following a precautionary suspension tied to a nearby forest fire; personnel returned to site.
• The program targets 10,000 meters of drilling to extend the mineralized footprint, infill selected areas, and test deeper stacked pegmatites.
• Rose West’s drilled footprint has expanded to about 1,250 by 800 meters, up from 450 by 370 meters in early 2024.
• Eleven holes totaling 2,073 meters have been completed so far; assay results for spodumene-rich intervals remain pending.

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