Quest Critical Metals CEO to Speak at EU ‘Raw Materials Week’ 2024 IN Brussels December 9th-13th 2024 Including ON Results of Initial Testing of EIS Software
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QUEST CRITICAL METALS CEO TO SPEAK AT EU ‘RAW MATERIALS WEEK’ 2024 IN
BRUSSELS DECEMBER 9th-13th 2024 INCLUDING ON RESULTS OF INITIAL TESTING OF
EIS SOFTWARE
Vancouver, BC – December 3, 2024 – Quest Critical Metals Inc (“Quest Critical Metals” or
the “Company”) (CSE: BULL, OTC: DCNNF, FSE: DCR0) announces that it will be speaking
at the EU Raw Materials Week 2024 ( December 9th-13th, 2024) in Brussels, Belgium
(https://single-market-economy.ec.europa.eu/sectors/raw-materials/week_en).
James Newall, Quest’s CEO, representing Quests’ 100% owned Czech subsidiary Golden Pet, will
be speaking on December 12th on ‘Exploration: Challenges, Needs and Solutions’ at the main
event. In addition, on Friday 13th December he will be speaking at the “Innovative CRM
Exploration through EIS and GSEU’ side event at the Hotel Marivaux, Boulevard Adolphe
Maxlaan, Brussels. A full list of speakers can be found at https://single-market-
economy.ec.europa.eu/sectors/raw-materials/week/speakers_en.
Quest Critical Metals is part of two EU Horizon funded projects. It is a Partner in the Exploration
Information Systems (EIS) project, which is creating a free-to-use software tool that utilises data
analysis and AI facilitate the identification of new minerals deposits (https://eis-he.eu/). Quest is
also an Associate Partner in D eepBEAT which aims to develop innovative geo -chemical
technologies for detecting deep-seated mineral deposits.
Quest Critical Metals is focused on its Tisova/Klingenthal licence areas which contain at least one
potential copper/cobalt hosting Volcanic Massive Sulphide deposit (VMS). Hence our licence
areas were chosen as a test site for both the EIS project and now also the DeepBEAT project. The
results of the initial testing of the EIS software on the Tisova licence area have not only confirmed
the presence of the large potential VMS anomaly, that was also identified by Quest’s geophysical
survey, but also a new area of interest to the North West of this anomaly on the German side of
the licence area.
James Newall President and CEO, commented: “The EU Raw Materials Week is largest event on
raw materials organised by the European Commission since 2016 and we have been informed by
the EU that the event is at full capacity with over 1,000 people attending. The opportunity to speak
to such a large and important European audience, as a junior explorer, is unique and a testament
to the incredible benefits we, and our shareholders, have gained being part of the EIS Project”.
Quest Critical Metals Inc.
James Newall, President and CEO
T: (604) 639-4472
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