Spartan Metals - Reviewing 2025 and a Look Ahead to 2026

Core Insights - Spartan Metals Corp. has outlined its key accomplishments for 2025 and its exploration strategy for 2026 at the Eagle Tungsten-Silver-Rubidium project in eastern Nevada [1][2] 2025 Highlights - The company acquired the Eagle project from Ridgeline Minerals on July 31 and rebranded as Spartan Metals Corp [3] - Spartan began trading on the TSX Venture exchange under the symbol "W" on August 5 [3] - A capital raise of $2.25 million was completed on September 27 [3] - The leadership team was expanded with the addition of Rebecca Ball as Vice President of Exploration and Michael Harp to the Board of Directors [3] - Field reconnaissance and rock chip sampling confirmed historic work and provided new data in the Tungstonia area [3] - High-grade silver-rich CRD targets were identified on trend with the Tungstonia vein system, indicating potential for larger critical metal concentrations [3] - The number of exploration and mining claims at Tungstonia was doubled to cover 7,131 acres [3] - Two new tungsten-silver-rubidium targets of significant scale were identified, expanding the known mineralized footprint [3] - Encouraging assay results from the tailings at the former Tungstonia mine were reported, supporting the potential for future funding [3] 2026 Catalysts - A targeted drill campaign will be conducted on priority targets identified from the 2025 surface mapping and sampling program [4] - Metallurgical results from the tailings at Tungstonia will be published to assess the economic potential of accessible tailings and waste rock [4] - The company aims to seek non-dilutive financing to support growth plans, aligning with U.S. federal government priorities for domestic critical minerals [5] Company Overview - Spartan Metals focuses on developing critical minerals projects in stable mining jurisdictions in the Western United States, emphasizing a diverse portfolio of strategic defense minerals [8] - The Eagle Project is noted for having one of the highest-grade historic tungsten resources in the USA, along with significant under-defined resources of rubidium, antimony, bismuth, indium, and other metals [9]