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CleanTech Vanadium Mining Corp. (OTCQB: CTVFF), a mining company focused on critical mineral resources in the USA, has significantly expanded its fluorspar holdings with the acquisition of the 7,825-acre Quarant fluorspar project. This acquisition, completed on September 30, 2025, nearly doubles CleanTech's Illinois-Kentucky Fluorspar District (IKFD) land position to 15,975 acres CleanTech Doubles Fluorspar Mineral Rights to 15,975 Acres with Quarant Project Acquisition in Illinois-Kentucky Fluorspar District^[1].

The Quarant project, located in Livingston County, Kentucky, is strategically positioned along the Rock Creek fault system and benefits from historic exploration and mining activities by Alcoa, Reynolds Metals Company, and Cerro Corporation. The project is surrounded by CleanTech's Campbell-Crotser project, extending the known mineral strike by 3,300 feet to the south. This acquisition includes a 2.5% royalty on zinc and fluorspar sales and a cash consideration of US$210,000 payable over 36 months CleanTech Doubles Fluorspar Mineral Rights to 15,975 Acres with Quarant Project Acquisition in Illinois-Kentucky Fluorspar District^[1].

CleanTech's expansion comes at a time when the global fluorspar market is experiencing significant changes. China, a major producer and consumer of fluorspar, has seen its prices rise by over 40% since 2022, reaching US$500–534 per ton by October 2025. This increase in price reflects the growing demand for fluorspar in various industries, including uranium enrichment, lithium and sodium battery electrolytes, and semiconductor wafer production CleanTech Doubles Fluorspar Mineral Rights to 15,975 Acres with Quarant Project Acquisition in Illinois-Kentucky Fluorspar District^[1].

The Quarant project is part of the highly prospective Carrsville corridor, which has historically produced over 375,000 tons of crude fluorspar. Recent exploration at the Quarant project by Kuttawa Mineral Company in 2000 and 2001 indicated the continuity of mineralization along the Buck Creek trend, connecting Ellis (north) and Shouse-Skelton (south) through the Quarant project area. The corridor lies within the southern contiguous extension of the large Rosiclare fault system, which hosts the Rosiclare fluorspar sub-district in Illinois, just north of the Ohio River CleanTech Doubles Fluorspar Mineral Rights to 15,975 Acres with Quarant Project Acquisition in Illinois-Kentucky Fluorspar District^[1].

The acquisition of the Quarant project positions CleanTech as a major fluorspar mining company in the U.S., measured by land mass and historic fluorspar mineral resources supported by over 745 drill holes. The company cautions that the historic resource estimate for the Campbell-Crotser project (805,841 tons at 37.10% CaF2) is not validated to current CIM/NI 43-101 standards. CleanTech plans to upgrade the historical estimates to current CIM standards through a series of verification and drilling activities CleanTech Doubles Fluorspar Mineral Rights to 15,975 Acres with Quarant Project Acquisition in Illinois-Kentucky Fluorspar District^[1].

CleanTech's expansion into the fluorspar market is timely, given the increasing demand for critical minerals and the potential for further price increases. The company's strategic position in the Carrsville corridor, coupled with its historic exploration and mining activities, positions it well to capitalize on the growing fluorspar market.