SAGA Metals Advances Exploration at Radar Titanium Property
Vancouver, British Columbia – SAGA Metals Corp. (TSXV: SAGA) (OTCQB: SAGMF) (FSE: 20H), an emerging leader in North American mineral exploration, is excited to announce the launch of its summer work programs at the fully owned Radar Titanium Property located in Labrador. This strategic move underscores the company's commitment to exploring critical minerals essential for future technologies.
Field Program Activities Begin
With field crews mobilizing onsite on June 17, groundwork for a comprehensive field program is now underway. The teams are focused on conducting ground-based geophysical surveys to identify high-priority drill targets. In addition, construction of an access trail is progressing along the Dykes River Intrusion oxide layering zone, covering a distance of 20 kilometers, which is crucial for facilitating future exploration activities.
The construction includes building direct access points to both the eastern Hawkeye Zone and the western Trapper Zone. This infrastructure enhancement aims to bolster logistical efficiency across the entire oxide layering zone, facilitating smoother operations for ongoing and future drilling activities.
Infrastructure Development
SAGA's dedicated field team works diligently to clear overgrown sections of historic forestry roads. The initial phase employs a 6-tonne excavator, while a more powerful 25-tonne unit is set to join in shortly, allowing for more efficient clearing and further infrastructure improvements. The team is developing a new access route that will link the Trapper Zone to the west, facilitating the mobilization of diamond drilling equipment to high-priority targets.
Geophysical Survey Efforts
The company successfully executed targeted Very Low Frequency electromagnetic (VLF-EM) and magnetic surveys in Q4 2024, which aided in pinpointing drill targets in the Hawkeye Zone. Moving forward, these geophysical methodologies are now being applied to the Trapper Zone—an area identified as having significant magnetic responses in regional airborne surveys.
SAGA has deployed two geophysical crews to ensure complete survey coverage amid the next four weeks, focusing efforts on detailed magnetic mappings. The strength of these magnetic anomalies prompts SAGA's geological team to recalibrate survey instruments continually, with additional staffing to ensure precise measurements.
Strategic Insights from Geological Data
The current surveying methodology utilizes a 25-meter spacing along measurement lines to accurately map features linked to magnetite mineralization. The goal is to construct a magnetic inversion model, akin to the successful techniques applied at the Hawkeye Zone, which will aid in planning essential follow-up drilling along the broader 20-kilometer oxide layering trend.
Michael Garagan, Chief Geologist and Director of SAGA, commented on the sustainable foundation established at the Radar Titanium project, emphasizing the importance of maintaining the existing infrastructure to reduce operational costs and enhance shareholder value. Garagan is optimistic about the ongoing geophysical studies, predicting the results will be pivotal for determining drilling targets.
Overview of the Radar Ti-V-Fe Project
The company’s Radar Property spans 24,175 hectares and is located within 10 kilometers of a deep-water port, offering unparalleled infrastructure benefits, including direct road access and hydroelectric power capabilities. This region features the Dykes River intrusive complex, which has garnered attention due to its geological similarities to other significant AMCG-type intrusions, indicating vast potential for titanium, vanadium, and iron mineralization.
Recent Drilling Achievements
SAGA is thrilled to share that the analytical results from the recent winter drill program have been positively received. The findings reveal economically viable concentrations of vanadiferous titanomagnetite, affirming the feasibility of simplified metallurgical operations. Noteworthy intercepts include:
- 20.2 meters grading 31.35% iron, 6.32% titanium dioxide, and 0.435% vanadium pentoxide from HEZ-07.
- 57.7 meters grading 27.09% iron, 5.305% titanium dioxide, and 0.365% vanadium pentoxide also from HEZ-07.
- Multiple other promising intersections validating the presence of titanomagnetite-rich zones.
Equity Research Engagement
In a move to bolster its market presence and inform stakeholders, SAGA Metals has enlisted Alphabridge Group Inc. to provide equity research coverage over an initial one-year term for $15,000 plus GST. This strategic collaboration commenced on June 25, 2025, and aims at enhancing investor relations.
About SAGA Metals Corp.
SAGA Metals Corp. is committed to exploring and discovering critical minerals vital to the green energy transition. Their flagship asset, the Double Mer Uranium Project, spans 25,600 hectares in Labrador and reveals significant uranium potential. Additionally, the company is developing its lithium interests in Quebec’s Eeyou Istchee region, reflecting SAGA's strategic focus on minerals essential for sustainable technologies.
Contact Information
For further queries, reach out to:
SAGA Metals Corp.
Investor Relations
Tel: +1 (778) 930-1321
Email: info@sagametals.com
www.sagametals.com
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the primary focus of SAGA Metals Corp.?
SAGA Metals Corp. is primarily focused on the exploration and discovery of critical minerals, including titanium and uranium, essential for the transition to green energy.
Where is the Radar Titanium Property located?
The Radar Titanium Property is located in Labrador, within close proximity to valuable infrastructure such as shipping ports and hydroelectric power.
What are the highlights from the recent drilling program?
The recent drilling program confirmed viable concentrations of vanadiferous titanomagnetite across various depths, showcasing significant potential for economically valuable mineralization.
How does SAGA Metals support its research efforts?
SAGA has engaged Alphabridge Group Inc. to provide equity research coverage to enhance market insights and strengthen investor relations.
What is the company's next step in their drilling programs?
SAGA plans to continue refining its geological targets through detailed geophysical surveys and initiate upcoming drilling campaigns in high-priority areas.
