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A Strategic High-Tech Material Powering the Future

Germanium is a critical element essential to many of today’s most advanced technologies. Thanks to its unique electrical and optical properties, germanium sits at the heart of global innovation driving faster electronics, clearer communication, and next‑generation defense capabilities.

– Essential for advanced electronics and next-generation

– Critical for high-performance communication networks.

Identified by NATO as one of 12 essential raw materials for defense technologies.

The Bleiberg Project, located in Carinthia, Austria, is a historic zinc-lead-germanium mining district with a 700-year production history. Battery Age Minerals has significantly expanded the project area from 80 km2 to 142 km2, securing a dominant position across a highly prospective 26 km mineralized corridor.

The deposit at Bleiberg can be classified as a Mississipi Valley-Type (MVT) Zn-Pb deposit, hosted within Triassic carbonate rocks.

The Deposit is situated in the Eastern Alps, within the Drauzug-Gurktal nappe system, a region known for widespread MVT mineralization across the Gailtal Alps and the northern Karawanken Mountains.

The deposit shows multiple structural and stratabound ore styles spread over a wide area, controlled by fracture and fault systems.

The Bleiberg Mine has been a major global producer of germanium, zinc, and lead, ranking as the 6th largest germanium supplier worldwide before its closure. As global demand for critical raw materials grows, Battery Age Minerals is focused on unlocking the next phase of development at Bleiberg, aiming to redefine the project's economic potential. The Project tenure covers a 26 km highly prospective corridor, with strong indications of mineralization extending beyond the historical mine area.

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