67 Holes. Zero Misses. Why Saga's Radar Project Keeps Delivering

Most mineral exploration is a high-stakes gamble—companies can drill dozens of holes and come up empty on nearly all of them.

That isn't what's happening at Saga Metals' Radar Critical Minerals Project in Labrador.

Out of 67 holes drilled to date, they have hit their target oxide mineralization 100% of the time.

The latest batch of drill results continues that streak, hitting broad, continuous zones of titanium, vanadium, and iron—three critical minerals top-of-mind for North American defense and industrial supply chain security.

Why this matters for the market: As drilling expands, these zones aren't just holding—they're widening with fresh assays confirming high-grade results spanning 70 to 160 m. Every successful assay batch reduces geological risk and feeds directly into Saga's upcoming Maiden Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE).

That MRE represents the inflection point where an exploration project transitions from a speculative story into a quantified, paper-backed asset.

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