First Class Metals PLC is investigating the potential of gallium at their Zigzag property. Gallium is a soft, silvery metal with a low melting point, making it useful for alloying with other metals, particularly aluminum. It is highly valuable in electronics, as it can form stable alloys without causing structural damage. The demand for gallium is expected to grow significantly due to the global trend towards electrification, with the market value projected to reach US$17 billion by 2032. However, the supply of gallium is currently strained, as it is primarily extracted as a by-product of aluminum and zinc production, with China responsible for around 80% of the world's gallium production. China recently banned the export of gallium, which has led to increased interest in alternative sources of the metal. First Class Metals' Zigzag property has shown promising grades of gallium in addition to lithium, and further exploration will be conducted to determine the economic presence of gallium. If proven, the project could be of great interest to miners in the electronics industry. The company will continue to monitor the situation in China and update stakeholders accordingly.