Spartan Metals has started its 2026 exploration program at the Eagle Tungsten-Silver-Rubidium Project in Nevada, focusing on the Tungstonia Claims acquired in late 2025. The program includes soil and rock sampling, deep geophysics surveys in June, and about 3,000 meters of diamond core drilling planned for July to explore and define high-priority mineral targets. This effort aims to expand known tungsten, silver, and rubidium mineralization and validate drilling targets, potentially advancing one of the largest tungsten and rubidium districts in the U.S. The project covers historic mines with significant past production and diverse mineral deposits, positioning Spartan to develop critical minerals for strategic uses.
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