Core Insights - Integral Metals Corp. has completed a comprehensive soil geochemical dataset at its KAP project, revealing significant zinc and lead anomalies [1][5] Group 1: Geochemical Dataset - A total of 2,164 soil samples were collected, focusing on B-horizon soils to ensure consistency and minimize contamination [2] - Zinc values ranged from approximately 15 ppm to highs exceeding 69,900 ppm, while lead values ranged from 7 ppm to a maximum of 20,100 ppm [3] - Supporting elements included cadmium, with values reaching over 350 ppm, and thallium detected above background levels in association with elevated lead [3] Group 2: Analysis and Future Plans - The new dataset establishes a baseline for the geochemical character of the Main Showing and confirms the effectiveness of soil sampling in detecting mineralization [4] - The company has initiated detailed statistical and spatial analysis of the dataset, focusing on multi-element relationships and anomaly clustering [4] - The CEO expressed confidence in the scale and strength of the Main Showing, indicating plans for further exploration and drill target definition [5] Group 3: Company Overview - Integral Metals Corp. is engaged in mineral exploration for critical minerals, including gallium, germanium, and rare earth elements, aiming to contribute to a domestic supply chain [7] - The company holds properties in mining-friendly jurisdictions in Canada and the USA, with regulatory support for its exploration efforts [7]