Saga Metals advances its Radar project with the completion of a 1,010-metre drill program designed to supply samples for upcoming metallurgical pilot testing and future economic feasibility studies.
The company completed a four-hole, 1,010-metre HQ drill program for a planned metallurgical pilot study tied to a future PEA/PFS. This is a routine operational milestone without assay results or financial figures, so it is unlikely to materially move the share price in the near term.
Saga Metals Corp. has finalized a four-hole, 1,010-metre HQ-diameter drilling campaign at its Radar Critical Minerals Project. The program aims to provide material for a metallurgical pilot study, supporting the company's transition toward Preliminary Economic Assessment and Pre-Feasibility Study evaluations.
The drilling was conducted to extract material for a metallurgical pilot study, which is a necessary step for the company to advance toward Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) and Pre-Feasibility Study (PFS) evaluations.