Major graphite discovery by First Canadian Graphite at Lac Guéret Sud

First Canadian Graphite Inc. has announced a promising discovery of high-grade graphite in Zone 13, a new electromagnetic anomaly at its Lac Guéret Sud project in Quebec. This discovery, located over an unexplored area of one kilometer, could signal a major graphitic system.

Director John LaGourgue pointed out that Zone 13, at 3.8 kilometers long and 625 meters wide, shows similar potential to the success of Zone 1. Teams are currently mapping and sampling graphite outcrops to refine future drilling targets.

The Lac Guéret Sud site is vast, covering 167 km². Upcoming analysis results will define the next exploration steps. Samples are also being sent for metallurgical testing. Updates will be available on the company's website.