Power Nickel Targets EV Battery Market with Drill Announcement for High-Grade Nickel, Copper & PGM

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Power Nickel, is focusing on high-potential copper, gold and battery  metal prospects in Canada and Chile. The company recently completed the  acquisition of its option to acquire up to 80% of the Nisk Project  ( Nickel, Copper, PGE ) as it transforms into a battery metals provider  for the emerging EV Industry. Power Nickel is doing this while  simultaneously spinning out its copper projects in Chile and gold  projects in BC into 2 separate Pubco’s.  The "NISK" property comprises a large land position (20 kilometres of  strike length) with numerous high-grade intercepts. The NISK property comprises a large land position (20 kilometres of  strike length) with numerous high-grade intercepts. Power Nickel is  focused on confirming what is known to be there, while also expanding  the ( non 43-101 ) high-grade nickel-copper PGE mineralization  historical resource. This will be accomplished through the recently  announced drill program by preparing a new Mineral Resource once the  program is complete. Power Nickel is not stopping there, as well as intent on identifying  additional high-grade mineralization, the company plans to developing a  process to potentially produce nickel sulphates responsibly for  batteries suitable for the battery supply chain, helping develop the  next generation of electric technologies. Very few Junior Mining company achieve the level of success Terry Lynch,  CEO is creating at PNPN, and he is still in the early stages of  developing a high grade resource the market will have to pay attention  to. The "Nisk" Battery Metals property is a transformative asset that  includes a ( Non 43-101) resource as well as multiple exploration  targets that could make shareholders very happy with a successful drill  campaign. Have a seat and listen to this great interview with Terry Lynch, CEO  of  Power Nickel  (PNPN:TSXV, OTCQB:CMETF )

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