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Black Bear Minerals Limited explores and evaluates mineral properties in the United States and Canada. It explores for gold, silver, and lithium deposits. The company holds 51.54% interest in the Independence gold project, which consists of 80 unpatented mining claims and 84 unpatented mill sites covering an area of approximately 1,861 acres located in the Battle Mountain region, Lander County, Nevada; and 100% interest in the Troilus lithium project, which consists of 81 continuous claims covering an area of approximately 4,405 hectares located in the Lac Assinica section of the region of James Bay in the province of Quebec. It also holds 100% interest in the La Grande lithium project, which comprises the Joule prospect, which consists of 320 claims covering approximately 16,385 hectares; Aero prospect, which consists of 101 claims covering approximately 4,980 hectares; and Aqua prospect, which consists of 172 claims covering approximately 8,803 hectares. The company was formerly known as James Bay Minerals Limited and changed its name to Black Bear Minerals Limited in November 2025. Black Bear Minerals Limited was incorporated in 2022 and is based in East Perth, Australia.
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