The latest assay results from six diamond drill holes—R-0082 through R-0087—reinforce the continuity of the Trapper Zone, a key component of the company’s flagship critical minerals property. Hole R-0085 stands out for its scale, delivering a 495.6-meter intercept grading 37.86% Fe2O3, 5.51% TiO2, and 0.273% V2O5. Within this interval, a 68.2-meter section graded 52.95% Fe2O3, 8.57% TiO2, and 0.381% V2O5.

Michael Garagan, CGO and Director of SAGA Metals, noted that the intercepted thickness at section N11 matches the height of Manhattan’s Central Park Tower. This depth and continuity provide the structural data necessary to model the oxide layers and fold geometry for the project's maiden mineral resource estimate. With 13,789 samples processed from the Trapper Zone, the company expects to release final results for the remaining holes, R-0088 to R-0092, within the coming week. The Radar project, located near Cartwright, benefits from regional infrastructure including road access and deep-water port facilities, positioning it as a potential strategic source for North American titanium and vanadium supply.