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SAGA Metals Engages Dias Airborne for Advanced Geophysical Survey over Entire Oxide Layering Strike Connecting Trapper and Hawkeye Zones at Radar Critical Minerals Project in Labrador

  • SAGA Metals Corp. engaged Dias Airborne Limited to conduct an airborne geophysical survey at its 100%-owned Radar Titanium-Vanadium-Iron Project near Cartwright, Labrador, Canada.
  • The survey will cover 157 lines averaging 7 km in length with 75m spacing across the oxide layering connecting the Trapper & Hawkeye zones, with mobilization expected next week & execution by month-end.
  • Dias will utilize the QMAGT system featuring SQUID sensors for full tensor magnetic gradiometry to provide enhanced resolution & directional magnetic field data for improved geological modeling.
  • Michael Garagan, CGO & Director, stated the survey is a major milestone to verify magnetic anomaly extents & support the upcoming mineral resource estimate at Trapper.
  • 2026 Trapper South drilling has reached a total of 6,094 meters across holes R-0016 through R-0045, with holes R-0038 to R-0045 currently in logging or drilling-in-progress status.
  • Drill results from 45 completed holes confirmed mineralization in all instances, with notable intercepts including R-0016 reporting 50.60m at 52.05% Fe2O3, 7.21% TiO2, & 0.375% V2O5.
  • Key project highlights include a confirmed 16+ km oxide layering trend, consistent grades up to 64.55% Fe, 13.3% TiO2, & 0.66% V2O5, & petrographic analysis confirming simplified metallurgical processing potential.
  • Infrastructure at the Radar Property includes road access, a deep-water port, nearby hydro-electric power, & an airstrip.
  • SAGA Metals also holds the Double Mer Uranium Project in Labrador & the Legacy Lithium Project in Quebec, supporting its diversified critical minerals portfolio.
  • Paul J. McGuigan, P. Geo., served as the independent Qualified Person who reviewed & approved the technical information in this release.