SAGA Metals reports progress on its Trapper North drilling program, completing 2,788 metres of infill and structural drilling to support an expanded mineral resource estimate, with assay results expected in the coming weeks.
This is a routine exploration progress update: eight NQ holes totalling 2,788 m completed at Trapper North between September 19 and November 5, 2026, with oxide logged in every hole (up to 409.7 m in R-0094). However, the logged lengths are visual observations, not grades, and assays are pending, so no hard economic fact changes the outlook. The data will feed a future expanded mineral resource estimate, not the maiden MRE being prepared by GeoGlobal LLC.
SAGA Metals Corp. has completed 2,788 metres of NQ drilling across eight holes at its Radar Titanium-Vanadium-Iron Project in Labrador. The program, conducted between September 19 and November 5, 2026, aimed to increase drill density by halving section spacing to 50 metres. While oxide mineralization was visually logged in all holes, the company noted these are preliminary observations and laboratory assays remain pending.
The company reports oxide mineralization was visually logged in all 102 holes drilled to date, with logged oxide intervals up to 409.7 m in hole R-0094, but these are visual observations only — grades from laboratory assays are still pending and no resource upgrade is confirmed yet.
The company says it will report assays over the coming weeks and then complete an expanded Mineral Resource Estimate for the Trapper Zone after integrating the logging, structural measurements and assays into the geological model.