Manganese X Energy Corp. Reports Final Battery Hill Deposit Drill Results IN Advance of Pre-Feasibility Study
MANGANESE X ENERGY CORP. REPORTS FINAL BATTERY HILL DEPOSIT
DRILL RESULTS IN ADVANCE OF PRE-FEASIBILITY STUDY
Montreal, Quebec, Canada – April 8, 2025 – Manganese X Energy Corp. (TSXV:MN) (FSE:9SC)
(OTCQB:MNXXF) (“Manganese X” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce the final results of its
recently completed Battery Hill pre-feasibility manganese diamond drilling program, marking a key
milestone before commencing its Pre-Feasibility Study (“PFS”).
Manganese X CEO Martin Kepman said, “The Pre-Feasibility Study is a strategic step in advancing mine
permitting, de -risking the project, and guiding forward planning. Our latest drill program, along with
upcoming community engagement and environmental and geotechnical studies, plays a key role in this
process.”
He added, “Given Canada’s recent focus on sourcing its own critical minerals, such as manganese, the
Battery Hill project is on track to accomplish this and, therefore, is positioned to play a crucial role in the
North American supply chain.”
Assays from 12 drill holes totaling 1,393 metres have been received, bringing total drilling at the
Company’s 100%-owned Battery Hill project near Woodstock, New Brunswick, to 104 drill holes totaling
approximately 17,000 metres since 2016.
The program focused on infill and expansion drilling to upgrade inferred resources to measured and
indicated categories, supporting the upcoming PFS. Significant resource increases are anticipated, driven
by the newly discovered Moody Northwest Zone and th e extended Sharpe Farm Zone, which returned
mineralization up to 72.6 metres (238 ft) in core thickness.
A new National Instrument (“NI 43-101”) compliant mineral resource estimate by Mercator Geosciences
is underway. Figure 1 presents a drill plan map illustrating the 12 Fall 2024 drill sites at the Moody Hill and
Sharpe Farm sectors, along with the previous 92 test holes.
The Company’s Vice President of Exploration , Perry MacKinnon, stated, “Drilling has now defined the
Battery Hill orebody with high confidence, with most resources classified as measured and indicated - an
essential step for future conversion to proven and probable reserves during economic evaluation.”
Drilling Results
Assays have been received from all 12 drill holes spanning 1,393 metres in the Moody Hill and Sharpe
Farm sectors. The results confirm strong mineralization in key areas:
Key Highlights (See Full Results in Table 1)
• SF24-96: 12.5m @ 13.62% MnO from 41.5m and 13.3m @ 14.9% MnO
• SF24-98: 72.6m @ 11.29% MnO from 11m, including 42.1m @ 13.3% MnO
• SF24-99: 32m @ 15.7% MnO from 5m
• SF24-101: 16m @ 13% MnO from 8m, and 51.5m @ 12.57% MnO from 136m
• SF24-102: 24.2m @ 9.3% MnO from 6.8m, 16.8m @ 10.89% MnO from 53.4m, and 35.6m @
14.6% MnO from 87.2m
• SF24-103: 32m @ 11.6% MnO from 27m
• SF24-105: 20.2m @ 11.2% MnO from 81m
Manganese X remains committed to becoming the first publicly traded mining company in Canada and
the U.S. to commercialize high-purity, EV-compliant manganese.
TABLE 1
Moody Northwest Zone
SF24-94 9.4 metres of 14.8% MnO starting at 94.8 metres.
SF24-95 No significant results. This cut off the new Moody Northwest mineralization to the south.
SF24-96
12.5 metres of 12.62% MnO starting at 41.5 metres, plus 13.3 metres of 14.92% MnO
starting at 78 metres, plus 19.7 metres of 10.6% MnO starting at 106.3 metres, including
11 metres of 13.48% MnO.
SF24-97 No significant results. This cut off the new Moody Northwest mineralization to the north.
Sharpe Farm West Zone
SF24-98 72.6 metres of 11.29% MnO starting at 11 metres, including 41.2 metres of 13.3%
SF24-99 32 metres of 15.72% MnO starting at 5 metres, 10.4 metres of 9.26% MnO starting at
40.6 metres, and 28.1 metres of 9.63% MnO starting at 69.9 metres.
SF24-100 No significant intercepts. Positioned 25 m behind SF24-99
SF24-101 16 metres of 13% MnO starting at 8 metres, and 51.5 metres of 12.57% MnO starting at
136 metres.
Sharpe Farm East Zone
SF24-102
24.2 metres of 9.3% MnO starting at 6.8 metres, and 29.2 metres of 8.61% MnO starting
at 41 metres, including 16.8 metres of 10.89% MnO, plus 15.6 metres of 14.6% MnO
starting at 87.2 metres.
SF24-103 32 metres of 11.6% MnO starting at 5.5 metres starting at 27 metres.
SF24-104 Lost hole. No sampling
SF24-105 20.2 metres of 11.42% MnO starting at 81 metres
All drill holes were inclined at -45 degrees, with true thickness estimated at 65–80% of the reported core
length.
Core logging and sampling followed industry-standard protocols, including a QA/QC program with
Certified Standards, blanks, and duplicates, comprising 5% of total samples. Sample intervals averaged 2
metres.
Initial half -core samples were collected by Company personnel and sent to the Actlabs prep lab in
Fredericton, New Brunswick, before being forwarded to Actlabs in Ancaster, Ontario, for XRF-Fusion
Whole Rock Analysis (Code 4C). Actlabs is an accredited laboratory.
This news release has been reviewed and approved by Perry MacKinnon, P. Geo., Vice President of
Exploration for Manganese X and a Qualified Person under NI 43 -101 guidelines for mineral project
disclosure.
Figure 1: Battery Hill Drill Plan Map
About Manganese X Energy Corp.
Manganese X’s mission is to advance its Battery Hill project into production, thereby becoming the first
public actively traded manganese mining company in Canada and the US to commercialize EV Compliant
High Purity Manganese, potentially supplying the North American supply chain. The Company intends on
supplying value-added materials to the lithium-ion battery and other alternative energy industries, as well
as striving to achieve new carbon-friendly more efficient methodologies, while processing manganese at a
lower competitive cost.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Martin Kepman
CEO and Director
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statements in this news release relate to the Company’s goals and plans for 2025, commencement of the
PFS and related studies, potentially upgrading inferred resources to measured and indicated categories,
completion of a new NI 43-101 compliant mineral resource estimate, and advancement of the Battery Hill
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