Integral Metals Maps 2026 Exploration Strategy After Advancing Flagship KAP Project

Integral Metals Corp. ( (TSE:INTG) ) has shared an update.

Integral Metals Corp. has issued a 2025 year-in-review and outlined its 2026 exploration priorities, highlighting steady advancement at its flagship KAP Project in the Northwest Territories while maintaining a disciplined approach across its broader portfolio of critical mineral assets. Over the past year, the company concentrated on strengthening the geological model at KAP, integrating drilling data and refining its understanding of zinc-, gallium- and germanium-bearing mineralization, and plans for 2026 center on de-risking the project through detailed mineralogical and metallurgical studies, re-assaying historical core, and potential fieldwork including soil sampling and targeted drilling to test priority targets. The Burntwood Project in Manitoba remains in technical review with a possible small-scale drill program under consideration for 2026 to follow up on geochemical and geophysical anomalies, while at the Woods Creek Project in Montana, Integral is evaluating additional mapping, sampling and UAV-based magnetic surveys to better define carbonatite dykes and refine future drill targets, underscoring a methodical, technically driven exploration strategy aimed at advancing multiple critical mineral prospects.

More about Integral Metals Corp.

Integral Metals Corp. is an exploration-stage company focused on critical minerals, including gallium, germanium and rare earth elements, with the aim of supporting a domestic supply chain for these materials. The company holds exploration properties in mining-friendly jurisdictions in Canada and the United States, specifically the Northwest Territories, Manitoba and Montana, where it has obtained regulatory support for its exploration programs.

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