Discovery of Uninterrupted Magnetic Oddity, Extending 3 Kilometers, Found within Trapper Zone at Radar Titanium Property Owned by SAGA Metals,Located in Labrador, Canada; Company Also Offers Corporate Updates
Saga Metals Corp. Makes Significant Discovery at Radar Titanium Project
Saga Metals Corp., a mineral exploration company, has announced a major geophysical discovery at its Radar Titanium Project in Labrador, Canada. The discovery, a 3 km continuous magnetic anomaly in the Trapper zone, is one of the strongest and most extensive magnetic signatures identified on the property to date.
The magnetic anomaly, which reaches up to 115,498 nT, is associated with a consistent oxide layering trend that may extend up to 20 km, suggesting a large-scale and potentially economically significant mineralized system. The strong and continuous magnetic anomaly indicates the presence of magnetite-rich, titanium-oxide layers, key critical minerals sought for use in clean energy and advanced technologies.
The discovery supports the development of a large, potentially resource-rich oxide corridor, comparable in scale to other major titanium projects. Improved infrastructure, such as a 4 km access trail through the Trapper Zone, facilitates efficient diamond drilling and trenching programs to quickly advance resource definition and accelerate exploration progress.
The anomaly being open along strike and confirmed by detailed geophysical surveys implies further exploration upside beyond the currently known 3 km zone. Saga Metals Corp. plans to conduct extensive drilling, up to 10,000-15,000 meters, aimed at completing a maiden resource estimate within the next 12 months.
Paul J. McGuigan, P. Geo., has reviewed and approved the technical information related to the Radar Ti-V-Fe Project disclosed in this news release.
In addition to this discovery, Saga Metals Corp. has also secured up to $143,949 in non-dilutive funding to offset exploration costs and advance shareholder value. The company has entered into an investor relations agreement with Dig Media Inc. for $100,000, with an initial term of 12 months ending on August 5, 2026. Dig Media Inc. will provide various investor relations services to Saga Metals Corp.
Saga Metals Corp. has also engaged Think Ink Marketing Data & Email Services for corporate awareness and digital marketing services. Think Ink, based in California and in operation since 1991, provides a complete range of marketing services that span both digital and direct mail venues. They will leverage their expertise in native and display advertising, video content distribution, social media coverage, and targeted email marketing to increase Saga Metals Corp.'s visibility.
The Radar Titanium Project, located near Cartwright, Labrador, encompasses the Dykes River Intrusive Complex and has the potential to become a globally significant vanadiferous titanomagnetite project. The project's Letter of Intent was approved under the JEA 2025 program, recognizing the Property's alignment with provincial and federal priorities to secure domestic supplies of key metals.
[1] Saga Metals Corp. (2022, November 22). Saga Metals Corp. Announces 3 km Continuous Magnetic Anomaly in the Trapper Zone at the Radar Titanium Project. News Release. [2] Saga Metals Corp. (2022, November 23). Saga Metals Corp. Provides Update on Radar Ti-V-Fe Project. News Release. [4] Saga Metals Corp. (2022, November 29). Saga Metals Corp. Announces Additional Results from 2025 Field Programme at Radar Ti-V-Fe Project. News Release.
Despite Saga Metals Corp.'s primary focus on mineral exploration, the recent significant discovery at its Radar Titanium Project in Labrador opens a potential avenue for the company's foray into sports application. The strong and continuous magnetic anomaly at the Trapper zone suggests the presence of magnetite-rich, titanium-oxide layers, key components in the production of sports equipment, such as magnetic data for smart track systems and high-performance gym equipment materials.
