Green Bridge Metals Wins Approval for Titac Drill Pads

Green Bridge Metals has secured approval for 14 drill pads at its Titac titanium-copper-vanadium project in Minnesota, paving the way for further exploration work through April 2028. The company's shares have been experiencing a soft patch, with prices down 1.6% and 6.6% on two separate trading days.

The field logistics are already mapped out, with a Cascade sonic unit scheduled to handle casing installation in early October 2026, followed by a Foraco rig for diamond core drilling. The Phase 2 campaign at Titac North will comprise six holes spanning 2,500 to 3,000 meters, aimed at extending the existing inferred titanium resource and probing a fresh exploration target.

The geological case rests on drill results from earlier this month, which confirmed the presence of mineralisation at Titac South. Hole TS26-004a returned a mineralised interval of 195.0 meters grading 0.25% copper and 10.18% titanium dioxide, while hole TS26-007 tested a previously untried geophysical target and returned 12.0 meters at 0.20% copper and 0.15% vanadium pentoxide.

The assays carry significant weight beyond titanium, as the company looks to determine whether copper and vanadium can be folded into a revised resource estimate, which would sharpen the project's economics. Metallurgical test work is planned to support this reclassification, with a possible preliminary economic assessment targeted for completion by the end of 2027.