Gordon Mining Group Inc. has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire 100% of the Tungsten Tail Project in Sierra County, New Mexico. The transaction includes cash and significant share-based milestones tied to drilling, mineralization discovery, and resource definition.
Gordon Mining Group Inc. has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire 100% of the Tungsten Tail Project in Sierra County, New Mexico. The project features historical tungsten production and a geochemically anomalous corridor, which the company intends to explore via mapping, sampling, and future drilling.
Gordon Mining Group Inc. has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire 100% of the Tungsten Tail Project in Sierra County, New Mexico. The project features historical tungsten production and potential skarn-hosted mineralization at depth, with the company planning immediate surface mapping and geophysical surveys.
Western Star Resources has reported the first modern assay results from its Eagle Point Tungsten Project in New Mexico, with tungsten detected in all 23 surface samples collected. The results include grab samples up to 0.55% WO3 and a continuous channel intercept of 0.11% WO3 over 13.1 feet. The company plans a 17-hole drill program to test the skarn contact.
Western Star Resources reported the first modern assays from its Eagle Point Tungsten Project in New Mexico, featuring grab samples up to 0.55% WO3 and a channel intercept of 0.11% WO3 over 13.1 feet. The company plans a 17-hole drill program to test the skarn contact, benefiting from a tightening global tungsten supply and upcoming US defense procurement restrictions.
Western Star Resources reported the first modern tungsten assays from its Eagle Point Tungsten Project in New Mexico, featuring grab samples up to 0.55% WO3 and a continuous channel sample of 0.11% WO3 over 13.1 feet. The results, which include confirmed scheelite, will guide a planned 17-hole drill program to test the steeply dipping skarn contact.
Western Star Resources has completed a geological mapping and sampling program at the Eagle Point Tungsten Project in New Mexico, identifying scheelite-bearing skarn. The company has now designed a planned 17-hole, 6,000-foot drill program to test the continuity and geometry of the skarn and move towards a maiden Mineral Resource Estimate.
Western Star Resources has completed a geological mapping and sampling program at the Eagle Point Tungsten Project in New Mexico, identifying scheelite-bearing skarn. The company has announced a planned 17-hole, 6,000-foot drill program designed to test the continuity of the skarn and support a future maiden Mineral Resource Estimate.
Western Star Resources has acquired 14 lode claims and a 25-year surface use agreement at its Eagle Point Tungsten Project in New Mexico. This strategic move secures exclusive surface rights for mineral operations, including infrastructure and tailings, which is a critical de-risking step for US-based tungsten development.
Spartan Metals has validated historic drilling data at its Victorio Tungsten-Molybdenum Project in New Mexico. The results include intercepts of up to 537 feet at 0.23% WO3Eq, supporting the company's upcoming Preliminary Economic Assessment.
