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Green Bridge Metals began diamond drilling at its Minnesota copper project in January 2026 to assess mineralization.
Green Bridge Metals Corp. has secured a renewed drill permit from St. Louis County, Minnesota, and signed a contract with Foraco Corp. to begin a diamond core drilling program at its Titac property near Duluth in the third week of January 2026.
The program will drill at least 1,800 meters to evaluate high-priority targets, aiming to further define copper mineralization.
The property, spanning 3,992 hectares, holds an inferred resource of 46.6 million tons at 15% TiO2, with mineralization extending over 400 meters and open in multiple directions.
The drilling, supported by geophysical surveys and historical data, will use up to six drill pads.
Foraco, committed to sustainability, will execute the work.
The company notes inferred resources are uncertain and not economically viable without further evaluation.
Green Bridge also hired MCS Market Communication Service for digital marketing through July 2026, paying EUR 372,000 in cash.
The company focuses on critical minerals like copper, nickel, titanium, and vanadium in the Duluth Complex.
Green Bridge Metals comenzó la perforación de diamantes en su proyecto de cobre en Minnesota en enero de 2026 para evaluar la mineralización.