Rackla Metals has announced high-grade tungsten intercepts from its first four modern diamond drill holes at the Lentung project in the NWT. The results show strong correlation with historical Union Carbide data and suggest potential for both open pit and underground mining.
Rackla Metals has announced assay results from its first four modern diamond drill holes at the Lentung tungsten project in the NWT. The results confirm broad, high-grade tungsten mineralization that aligns with historical Union Carbide data and shows potential for both open pit and underground mining.
Rackla Metals has commenced a second drilling rig (RC) at its Lentung tungsten project in the Northwest Territories to complement ongoing diamond drilling. Visual observations from the first five diamond drill holes indicate the presence of scheelite mineralization, with assay results expected soon.
Rackla Metals is advancing its Lentung tungsten project in the Northwest Territories with a 10,000m drilling program (4,000m diamond, 6,000m RC) scheduled for mid-July 2026. The program focuses on confirming historic high-grade tungsten intercepts (>1% WO3) in the Central Zone and exploring a rare earth target at South Lened.
Rackla Metals has completed the digitization of extensive historical datasets for its Lentung tungsten property in the Northwest Territories. The company plans a 10,000m drilling program in 2026 to confirm historical resources and target an NI 43-101 resource estimate.
