Core Insights - SAGA Metals Corp. has completed the first drill hole (R-0008) of its 2025-2026 drill program at the Trapper Zone of the Radar Titanium-Vanadium-Iron Project, indicating significant mineralization potential [1][6][10] Drill Program Details - The drilling employs oriented NQ core to gather detailed structural data, utilizing specialized survey tools to model geological features [3] - The program focuses on 100-meter-spaced section drilling across TMI magnetic-high anomalies identified in the 2025 summer field program [3] Drill Hole R-0008 Findings - Drill hole R-0008 intercepted 156 meters of semi-massive to massive oxide layering, with oxide content ranging from 35% to 90% [6][7] - The hole provided valuable insights into the structural geometry of the igneous layering, including localized mylonitic shearing and faulting [6][7] Ongoing and Future Drilling - The second drill hole (R-0009) is currently active at a depth of 200 meters, expected to add further data on the oxide layering [7] - The drilling campaign aims to establish a maiden mineral resource estimation, with plans for a 15,000-meter diamond drilling program [12][13] Geological Context - The Radar Property spans 24,175 hectares and hosts the Dykes River intrusive complex, with geological mapping confirming oxide layering over more than 20 kilometers [9] - The vanadiferous titanomagnetite mineralization at Radar is comparable to global Fe–Ti–V systems, positioning the project as a potential strategic supplier for North American markets [10] Company Overview - SAGA Metals Corp. focuses on the exploration of critical minerals essential for North America's supply security, with a diverse portfolio including the Radar Titanium Project and the Double Mer Uranium Project [18][19][20]