Peloton Minerals Corporation (PMCCF:OTCQB) has a history of gold and uranium mineral exploration in Montana and Nevada, and is now proving up what could be one of the largest known lithium clay deposits anywhere in the U.S.
President and Chief Executive Officer, Ted Ellwood says with the ‘extensive’ amount of clay at its North Elko Lithium Project in Navada, “the opportunity could be significant.”
In this interview investors will learn:
- Why Peloton is confident its lithium project could emulate that of its neighbour Surge Battery Metals, which has the highest-grade lithium clay deposit in the world
- What Peloton’s systematic programme of geologic mapping and exploration techniques have revealed
- How much the company has raised over the previous two years, and why Rio Tinto, as the largest lithium metal producer in the world, would be an ideal partner for the project
- What was involved in the company’s first drill programme in December 2025
- Who is on Peloton’s management team and what skillsets they have for successful exploration
- What the company’s strategy is in the near term and what news flow investors should anticipate in early 2026
Ted Ellwood, President and Chief Executive of Peloton Minerals Corporation was interviewed by Sarah Lowther for focusIR.
Read the research on the company from Optimo Research here.
