Green Bridge Metals advances Titac South project in Minnesota to develop domestic critical minerals, correcting prior disclosure on warrants.

Green Bridge Metals is advancing exploration and metallurgical testing at its Titac South project in Minnesota’s Duluth Complex, targeting critical minerals like titanium, copper, nickel, cobalt, platinum group elements, and vanadium. The company aims to develop domestic sources to reduce U.S. reliance on foreign supply chains. Initial Q1 2026 efforts focus on assessing the project’s viability, supported by favorable infrastructure, skilled labor, and regulatory stability. Pilot studies indicate low-impact extraction of titanium and iron, while associated mineralization warrants further study. The company corrected a prior disclosure, confirming 955,833 finder warrants were issued in a C$4 million private placement. Success depends on ongoing exploration, testing, permitting, and community engagement.