EV Nickel Confirms High-Grade Nickel at Langmuir #2 Intersecting Nickel Grades from 1.07% to 5.11%

EV Nickel Inc. (TSXV: EVNI) has reported significant high-grade nickel intercepts from its 2024 drilling program at the Langmuir #2 Nickel Zone. Results from drill hole EV24-L04 showed nickel grades ranging from 1.07% to 5.11% Ni over various lengths.

The assay analysis indicates a higher than expected nickel tenor, ranging from approximately 12% to over 40%. This suggests a substantial potential for high-grade nickel sulphides in the deposit.

Paul Davis, Vice President of Exploration, expressed confidence in the findings. He noted that the 2024 program aims to confirm the nature of the mineralization and has been highly successful.

The Langmuir #2 target is the first among four high-grade nickel zones set to be tested by the company. EV Nickel plans to continue exploring other targets to advance its high-grade nickel strategy. This includes the W2 and Croxall nickel targets and the CarLang A Nickel Deposit.

The company aims to support the North American EV battery manufacturing supply chain with a sustainable nickel source. EV Nickel's ongoing 2024 drilling program aims to further delineate and expand the known mineralization.