Green Bridge Metals Brings Titac North Campaign Forward, Armed With South Block Drill Data and Fresh Capital

Green Bridge Metals will mobilize next month for Phase 2 drilling at Titac North, targeting 2,500-3,000 metres across six holes after strong South block results.

Green Bridge Metals is wasting no time in moving its Minnesota titanium-copper-vanadium story to the next chapter. The explorer confirmed Wednesday that a Phase 2 diamond drilling campaign at its Titac project will be pulled forward, with crews set to mobilize as early as next month and the drill bit aimed squarely at the Titac North sector.

Six holes are planned for the program, spanning an estimated 2,500 to 3,000 metres of drilling. The objective is straightforward: systematically probe the mineralized horizons in the northern portion of the property and sharpen the company's geological understanding of the deposit.

South Block Results Provide the Springboard

The decision to accelerate the follow-up work rests on solid ground. Green Bridge Metals only recently wrapped up the first phase of exploration at Titac South, reporting formal completion of that program just over a week ago. The standout result came from hole TS26-004a, which cut a continuous mineralized interval of 195.0 metres grading 0.25% copper and 10.18% titanium dioxide.

Geologists interpreted those intercepts as evidence of broad, metal-bearing zones. A step-out hole was also drilled to test whether the structures extended into adjacent ground. That hole, designated TS26-007, returned 12.0 metres grading 0.20% copper and 8.33% titanium dioxide — and, importantly, also intersected vanadium pentoxide in the rock. All three target metals are now confirmed to be present in the formation, a combination that defines the character of the entire Minnesota project.

Those earlier measurements were not merely a validation exercise. They served to refine the target structures now being tested by the deeper northern holes.

Placement Fills the Treasury Ahead of Mobilization

Funding for the upcoming field work is already in place. According to media reports, Green Bridge Metals closed a placement of 32,006,000 units more than a month ago at an issue price of C$0.125 per unit, generating gross proceeds of C$4,000,750. Each unit consisted of one common share and one warrant.

The proceeds give the company the financial room to carry out its activities in St. Louis County as planned. For exploration companies at this stage of development, regular drilling campaigns are essential — both to stress-test the geological model and to generate hard data on what actually lies underground.

Market Response Stays Muted

Despite the operational momentum, the equity has yet to catch a bid. In Wednesday's session the stock closed at EUR 0.0500, a decline of 2.3% on the day. Thursday brought further softness, with the shares off 5.8% at EUR 0.0486. The company's market capitalization stands at EUR 11.48 million.

With drilling at Titac North now slated to begin in October, attention shifts to the operational execution in the northern sector. The key question is whether the next batch of drill cores can match the grades already established to the south — and whether laboratory assays will confirm that the mineralized structures identified at Titac South extend far enough north to matter economically.