MTM Critical Metals reported significant drilling results from its Pomme rare-earth project in Quebec, Canada.
　　The main mineralization conditions are:
　　◎ Drill hole POM-23-05 encountered mineralization over a 276-meter interval at a depth of 225 meters, with a total rare-earth oxide grade (TREO) of 0.37% and a niobium grade of 0.08%. This mineralization includes a 4-meter-thick zone with a grade of 1.46%. At a depth of 375 meters, mineralization was encountered over a 57-meter interval, with a TREO grade of 0.47% and a niobium grade of 0.1%. At a depth of 437 meters, mineralization was found over a 63-meter interval, with a TREO grade of 0.48% and a niobium grade of 0.06%. The drill hole did not penetrate the ore body.
　　◎ The POM-23-04 hole encountered mineralization over a 266-meter interval at a depth of 37 meters, with a TREO grade of 0.22% and a niobium content of 0.04%. This mineralized zone includes a 4-meter-thick section with a TREO grade of 0.88% and a niobium content of 0.07%. The highest sample grade recorded was 2.72%.
　　This diamond drill is currently drilling the unverified portion of the Bom Carbonate Complex.
　　Currently, the estimated and inferred ore resources of the Montviel rare-earth mine near the Pom project amount to 266 million tons, with a TREO grade of 1.45% and a niobium content of 0.14%.