Clean Air Metals Confirms Expansion at Escape Deposit

Clean Air Metals Inc. has announced promising results from its 2025 summer drilling program at the Thunder Bay North Critical Minerals Project. The program extended the mineralized Escape Deposit into a 2.5 km magnetic anomaly, showing high-tenor sulphide mineralization. The findings are significant for potential resource expansion, confirmed by results from drill hole EL25-001.

Key assay results include 53 meters of high-grade mineralization, such as 0.52 g/t Pt and 0.69 g/t Pd. The drill results validate the geophysical targeting strategy, indicating potential for substantial resource expansion within the down-plunge extension of Escape.

The Thunder Bay North project, with its current deposits, holds significant promise for increased metal resources. This expansion is likely to influence future project economics favorably, enhancing Clean Air Metals' growth strategy.