Key Highlights
- Green Technology Metals (ASX:GT1) traded at 1.6 cents during the 3 November 2026 session, down 11.11%.
- The Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources issued a Statement of Completion for the Seymour lithium project's Environmental Assessment.
- Cash was $7.8 million at 30 September 2026.
- The S&P/ASX 200 eased about 0.12% to 8,846.20 in the same session.
Share price performance on 3 November 2026
Shares of Green Technology Metals Limited (ASX:GT1) traded at 1.6 cents during the 3 November 2026 session, down 11.11%. Over the same session, the S&P/ASX 200 eased about 0.12%, or 10.30 points, to 8,846.20. GT1 is a Canadian-focused lithium developer, with its flagship Seymour project in northwestern Ontario.
Latest development: September quarter report
GT1 released its quarterly activities report on 29 October 2026. The company said it had received a Statement of Completion from the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources for the Environmental Assessment of Seymour, a step in the project's permitting pathway. The company described the process as confirming a simple, chemical-free, gravity-based design.
The company also reported an Ontario Critical Minerals Innovation Fund grant of C$500,000, with the first C$200,000 Tranche received. It was accepted into the US Defense Industrial Base Consortium, and it appointed a chief financial officer and a non-executive director with permitting experience.
The Mine Closure Plan is nearing completion and is being reviewed with Indigenous partners, with submission targeted in 2026. The company said the Seymour definitive feasibility study timing has been realigned with that filing. Wildfires in July forced evacuations in the project area, and the company said communities began returning in August.
Sector context
Lithium developers in Canada are working through environmental and permitting approvals for projects that could Supply North American battery supply chains. Permitting timelines and community engagement often determine when studies can move ahead.
Risks
The project still needs the Mine Closure Plan to be filed and approved, and the definitive feasibility study has been pushed back to align with that filing. Wildfire disruption in the region and lithium prices can also affect timing and economics.
What to watch next
Investors will be looking for the filing of the Mine Closure Plan in 2026, the timing of the Seymour definitive feasibility study and the next quarterly report.
The Final Word
Green Technology Metals shares traded lower on 3 November 2026. The company's 29 October report centred on a permitting milestone at Seymour, with its Mine Closure Plan and feasibility timetable still ahead.





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