Green Bridge Metals’ Titac Drilling Broadens the Critical Minerals Picture as New Team and Geophysical Targets Emerge

The Titac project in northeastern Minnesota is rapidly outgrowing its reputation as a pure titanium play. Green Bridge Metals has released the first assay results from its Phase 1 diamond drilling program, and the numbers confirm copper, vanadium and platinum-group elements alongside the titanium dioxide that originally defined the asset. What started as a single-metal story is turning polymetallic.

All six holes completed in the Titac South programme intersected visible sulphide mineralisation over substantial widths. The first batch of assays covers three holes:

• TS26-005: 152 metres at 0.31% copper, 13.7% titanium dioxide and 0.15% vanadium pentoxide
• TS26-003: 190 metres at 0.30% copper, 11.4% titanium dioxide and 0.13% vanadium pentoxide, including a 14-metre interval with elevated grades
• TS26-002a: 54 metres at 0.20% copper, 9.3% titanium dioxide and 0.10% vanadium pentoxide

The intercept lengths are the standout feature. Intervals ranging from 54 to 190 metres point to a large-volume system, even if the grades sit in the low-to-moderate range for copper. The results match the geological template of the Oxide Ultramafic Intrusion (OUI), which already hosts an inferred resource of 46.6 million tonnes at 15% titanium dioxide.

That resource, however, was defined on titanium alone. The new data suggest the same intrusive bodies carry a basket of metals that could change the project’s economic calculus. Assays for the remaining three holes — including a step-out hole targeting a previously untested geophysical anomaly — are still pending and will be key to understanding how far the mineralisation extends laterally.

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Beyond the drill bit, the company has re-processed its VTEM airborne survey with a full 3D inversion. The model identified four to five additional untested anomalies with conductive and magnetic signatures that align with the known mineralised intrusions at Titac South and Titac North. The fact that visible sulphides in the current holes coincide with those geophysical targets gives the exploration model added credibility — the next drill targets are not random fence posts but logically derived prospects.

To execute that growing agenda, Green Bridge has bolstered its technical bench. Justin Brown joins as Senior Geologist and Operations Manager, based in Duluth with seven years of hands-on experience in the Duluth Complex and magmatic base-metal systems. Jay Robbie comes aboard as Senior Geologist and Technical Advisor, while Sam Shahrokhi takes the role of Vice President Corporate Development. The hires bring local geological know-how and operational depth as the company juggles two projects in Minnesota.

The second iron in the fire is Serpentine, a copper-nickel play situated adjacent to NewRange Copper Nickel’s NorthMet and Sunrise deposits. Green Bridge plans a first diamond drilling programme in the second half of 2026, with six to ten holes totalling roughly 2,000 to 2,500 metres. The company is working through permitting with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources for six new drill pads — meaning the next operational step hinges as much on bureaucratic pace as geology.

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Serpentine carries a far larger resource base than Titac: an inferred 279.9 million tonnes at 0.37% copper and 0.12% nickel, plus an indicated 21.6 million tonnes. Management is targeting a preliminary economic assessment within 18 months.

At the market, Green Bridge shares have nearly doubled year to date, closing last week at €0.12. That still leaves the stock roughly 43% below its 52-week high of €0.22 set in February. Two catalysts dominate the near-term horizon: the pending Titac assays and the Serpentine drilling permits, both expected by the end of June. Those data points will determine whether the current exploration narrative — a broadening metal suite backed by fresh geophysics and an expanded technical team — translates into a higher valuation.

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