QEM Limited has announced a staged, three-phase exploration programme for the Big It Tungsten Project in Idaho, USA. The programme will progress from reconnaissance and validation to ground surveys and potentially first-pass diamond drilling to test the historical W-Sb-Au mineralised system.
American Tungsten has filed a NI 43-101 Technical Report for its IMA Project in Idaho. The report restates the company's recent Mineral Resource Estimate, which includes 316,000 tonnes of Indicated tungsten resources and 2,178,000 tonnes of Inferred tungsten resources, alongside a surface tailings resource.
American Tungsten Corp. has filed a NI 43-101 Technical Report for its IMA Project in Idaho. The report details an updated Mineral Resource Estimate including 316,000 tonnes of Indicated and 2,178,000 tonnes of Inferred tungsten resources, alongside a surface tailings resource.
American Tungsten has filed a NI 43-101 Technical Report for the IMA Project in Idaho, detailing updated mineral resource and reserve estimates. The project includes 316,000 tonnes of Indicated and 2,178,000 tonnes of Inferred tungsten resources, alongside a surface tailings resource.
IDEX Metals has completed a sodium peroxide fusion (SPF) re-assay program on its 2025 Kismet drill holes, confirming widespread tungsten enrichment. The new method revealed that previous four-acid digestion significantly understated tungsten grades, particularly in high-grade zones, and demonstrated vertical continuity and system-wide presence.
IDEX Metals has completed a sodium peroxide fusion (SPF) re-assay program for its 2025 Kismet drill holes, confirming tungsten enrichment in all six holes. The results reveal that previous four-acid digestion methods significantly understated tungsten grades, with new intercepts including a high-grade 1.0m at 2.13% WO3 in hole KSMT25001.
IDEX Metals has completed a sodium peroxide fusion (SPF) re-assay program for its 2025 Kismet drill holes, confirming tungsten enrichment in all six holes. The results reveal that previous 4-acid digestion methods materially understated tungsten grades, with new intercepts including a high-grade 1.0m at 2.13% WO3 in hole KSMT25001.
American Tungsten Corp. announced significant drill results from its IMA Mine in Lemhi County, Idaho, exceeding 30,000 feet of drilling. The new intercepts confirm high-grade tungsten mineralization, expand the known extent of vein arrays, and identify additional tungsten-bearing zones, including a previously untested historic vein. These results reinforce the company's view of a significantly larger mineralized system at IMA.
American Tungsten has reported an initial mineral resource for its Ima project in Idaho, featuring indicated and inferred tungsten and silver resources. The resource includes both primary mineralization and surface tailings, positioning the project as a high-grade tungsten source.
American Tungsten Corp. announced a maiden NI 43-101 compliant Mineral Resource Estimate for its IMA Mine in Idaho, U.S., with an effective date of July 15, 2026. The MRE defines 316,000 tonnes of Indicated Resources at 0.55% WO₃ and 2,178,000 tonnes of Inferred Resources at 0.55% WO₃, along with significant silver, molybdenum, copper, and lead byproducts. An additional 267,000 tonnes of Indicated Resources at 0.155% WO₃ are contained in historical surface tailings, providing a potential lower-capital pathway to production.
