By Adriano Marchese

Power Metals Corp. said Tuesday it will resume exploration on the Case Lake Li-Cs-Ta property in Ontario without partners following a strategic review.

The Canadian miner said it received multiple partnership and off-take agreement proposals, but determined it would pursue the next stage of exploration on its own.

Case Lake Li-Cs-Ta property is a three-commodity property with lithium, cesium and tantalum deposits, it said.

Power Metals said it will plan its 2021-2022 exploration program over the next couple of weeks.

"Not only do the mineralized structures lie at surface, they also contain a trifecta of high-grade Cesium, Lithium, and Tantalum mineralization. This rare occurrence will strongly add to the economics and overall potential" of the asset, Chairman and Director Johnathan More said.

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