Core Insights - SAGA Metals Corp. announced assay results for two additional diamond drill holes (R-0010 and R-0011) from its Q4 2025 drill program at the Radar Ti-V-Fe Project, confirming high-grade mineralization continuity in the Trapper North zone [1][6][12] Assay Results - R-0010 intercepted 135.5 meters grading 50.03% Fe₂O₃, 7.87% TiO₂, and 0.352% V₂O₅, while R-0011 intercepted 95.15 meters grading 39.49% Fe₂O₃, 6.49% TiO₂, and 0.220% V₂O₅ [6][10] - The results from all four drill holes in Q4 2025 show significant oxide-rich intercepts, with 42.6% of samples exceeding 7% TiO₂ and 53.7% of samples exceeding 0.2% V₂O₅ [6][12] Geological Insights - Hole R-0010 was drilled at a 0-degree azimuth to optimize the assessment of the northern limb of the Trapper North Fold, while R-0011 was a 100-meter step-out that tracked the continuation of the oxide layer [9][10] - The presence of a 22-meter interval of rhythmically banded oxide in R-0011 suggests persistent layering, indicating potential connections between the Trapper and Hawkeye zones [11][12] Future Plans - The 2026 drill program will focus on the southern section of the Trapper Zone, targeting approximately 30 holes (7,500 meters) to further delineate mineral resources [14][15] - The ongoing drilling campaign aims to systematically grid the zones across the Trapper Zone to enhance resource confidence [13][15] Project Overview - The Radar Property spans 24,175 hectares and hosts the Dykes River intrusive complex, with confirmed oxide layering across more than 20 km of strike length [18][27] - The project is positioned as a potential strategic supplier of titanium, vanadium, and iron to North American markets, comparable to global Fe–Ti–V systems [21][27]
SAGA Metals Announces Additional Assay Results from Drilling at Trapper North, Confirming High-Grade Mineralization at Radar Critical Minerals Project in Labrador