Meta Critical Minerals Completes LiDAR Survey at Table Mountain Silica Project

Meta Critical Minerals Inc. has completed a high-resolution airborne LiDAR survey at its Table Mountain High-Purity Silica Project in Golden, British Columbia. Conducted by ClaimHunt Inc., the survey covered 5.3 km², enhancing detailed topographic data over the area. This complements a 2025 survey, collectively ensuring extensive coverage over the site.

Yannis Tsitos, President of Meta, highlighted the LiDAR survey's role in offering a three-dimensional view of the project. This data aids in refining geological mapping, updating resource estimates, and supporting the production of a Preliminary Economic Assessment. It aligns with Meta’s goal to establish a reliable Canadian source of high-purity silica for various supply chains.

Additionally, the LiDAR data supports environmental and infrastructure planning, crucial for the ongoing diamond drill program begun in October 2026. Despite these advancements, there are no established Mineral Reserves, and economic viability is yet to be confirmed.