American Lithium Minerals, an exploration-stage mining company focused on critical metals, precious metals and rare earth elements, announced that it has completed the acquisition of three mineral projects in Quebec, expanding its footprint in one of the world’s most established mining jurisdictions.
The company said the transactions add the Piscau-North Polymetallic Project, the QC Rare Earth Elements project and the Couture Copper-Silver-Gold Project to its portfolio, bringing its total holdings to five projects. The assets provide exposure to gold, silver, copper, nickel, lithium and rare earth elements at a time of rising global demand tied to energy transition and supply chain security.
At the Piscau-North Polymetallic Project, American Lithium Minerals now holds 100% title ownership of 539 claims covering approximately 17,000 hectares. The company highlighted a high-grade gold discovery of 2.1 grams per tonne over six meters that remains open in all directions and is considered ready for drilling. An advanced artificial intelligence analysis conducted by Mercator Geological Services using more than 500 data layers identified 18 new high-priority targets. The property is located on the same geological belt as major discoveries by White Rock Lithium and Perseverance Metals and provides exposure to gold, copper, nickel and lithium within a single asset.
The QC Rare Earth Elements project hosts historical total rare earth oxide grades of up to 59.23% in samples, which the company described as among the highest reported in North America. The project offers exposure to cerium, lanthanum, neodymium, yttrium, copper and molybdenum. Situated within the Grenville Province, the geology includes radioactive pegmatites that serve as pathfinders for rare earth mineralization. AI-driven targeting based on more than 500 historical data layers has identified at least five new, untested high-priority targets. The company said the project is drill-ready and benefits from low-cost logistics.
The Couture Copper-Silver-Gold Project features high-grade exploration results, including 65% copper, 420 grams per tonne silver and 0.95 grams per tonne gold. The property spans a 12-kilometer magnetic shear corridor hosting massive sulfide mineralization along a structurally controlled north-south shear zone and major fault system, offering potential for additional copper, silver and gold discoveries.
American Lithium Minerals said all three projects are 100% owned and benefit from Quebec’s infrastructure, mining-friendly regulatory environment and supportive framework for resource development. The company plans to advance phased exploration programs beginning with data compilation, field mapping, sampling and geophysical surveys, followed by drilling of high-priority targets.
The announcement comes as demand for rare earth elements, lithium, copper, gold and silver continues to accelerate amid global electrification efforts and national security considerations. The company said it remains focused on sustainable practices and long-term value creation through responsible resource development.
KEY QUOTES
“These acquisitions mark a transformative milestone for AMLM as we build a diversified portfolio of high-value assets in critical and precious metals. Quebec’s stable jurisdiction, combined with these projects’ exceptional grades, historical data, AI-enhanced targets, and proximity to infrastructure, positions us to deliver significant exploration upside and shareholder value. With global demand for REEs, lithium, copper, gold and silver accelerating due to supply chain security needs and the energy transition, we are ideally placed to advance these drill-ready opportunities.”
Frank Kristan, CEO Of American Lithium Minerals Inc.
