Solis Minerals Ltd (TSX-V:SLMN, ASX:SLM, OTCQB:SLMFF, FRA:08WA) will brief investors on Friday about preparations for its upcoming Brazil lithium drilling campaign, with chief executive officer Mitch Thomas set to host a live webinar focused on the company’s flagship lithium project in Minas Gerais.
The webinar comes as Solis moves closer to drilling at its 100%-owned Brazil Lithium Project within the Araçuaí–Salinas Lithium Valley, a globally significant hard-rock lithium district that has attracted growing exploration and development activity in recent years.
Drilling at the project is targeted to begin in June 2026, following recent mobilisation and field preparation work announced by the company earlier this month.
The live session will include an overview of upcoming field activities and a question-and-answer segment for shareholders and investors.
Webinar details
Solis said the webinar would provide investors with further insight into the next phase of exploration activity at the Brazil lithium assets, where the company has been advancing multiple pegmatite targets.
Key details include:
- Date: Friday, 29 May 2026
- Time: 9:00 am AWST / 11:00 am AEST
- Registration: Via Zoom webinar link
Drilling campaign approaching
The webinar follows a series of recent updates from Solis as it prepares to begin drilling in Brazil’s rapidly emerging lithium corridor.
Earlier this week, the company confirmed drilling preparations were progressing ahead of a planned June start, with field teams mobilised to site and priority targets refined across the project area.
Solis has previously highlighted multiple lithium-bearing pegmatite targets across the tenure package, with exploration focused on areas considered prospective for spodumene mineralisation.
The company has also continued advancing its broader South American exploration portfolio, including copper projects in Peru, while positioning itself around rising long-term demand for battery metals tied to electric vehicles, energy storage and grid infrastructure.
According to the company, the Brazil Lithium Project sits within one of the world’s most active lithium exploration regions, alongside a growing number of ASX-listed explorers and developers operating in Minas Gerais.