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Stocks•14 April 2026•

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Eureka Lithium Clarifies Lapse of 4,500 Mineral Claims in Nunavik Projects

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Key Facts

1Eureka Lithium allowed approximately 4,500 mineral claims to lapse across four major projects in Nunavik.

2The clarification follows a review by the British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC).

3The lapsed claims include the Raglan West, Raglan South, North Shore Block, and New Leaf projects.

Eureka Lithium Corp. has issued a formal clarification regarding its Nunavik Projects, revealing that a significant number of mineral claims have lapsed. The company allowed approximately 4,500 claims to expire across four major projects, including Raglan West, Raglan South, North Shore Block, and New Leaf. This disclosure follows a regulatory review conducted by the British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC). The BCSC review highlighted that the company had inadvertently omitted details about the lapsed claims in previous news releases, including the North Shore Block. The loss of these claims significantly reduces the company’s exploration footprint and overall asset base in the region. Market analysts suggest that such regulatory-driven clarifications may signal weaknesses in internal disclosure controls, potentially impacting investor confidence in the small-cap miner.