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Total Metals ( (TSE:TT) ) has provided an announcement.
Total Metals Corp. has begun a 5,500-metre diamond drilling program at its Electrolode critical minerals project in Red Lake, Ontario, aimed at confirming and expanding historical results, testing multiple electromagnetic conductors and cross-structures, and assessing the presence of higher-value copper-gold mineralization and additional critical by-product elements such as gallium, germanium and indium. The multi-target campaign will focus initially on the Arrow and Garnet zones and a structurally complex southwestern area where historic work suggests higher copper grades and locally high-grade gold, with results expected to guide future resource-focused exploration and potentially enhance the project’s value proposition. In parallel, the company has engaged i2i Marketing Group LLC for a one-month, US$250,000 investor-focused media and digital marketing campaign, and granted 1,162,000 restricted stock units to directors, officers and consultants under its equity incentive plan, steps that underscore its bid to raise market visibility and align key stakeholders as exploration advances.
More about Total Metals
Total Metals Corp. is a junior mining exploration company focused on its 100%-owned Electrolode Project in northwestern Ontario, covering more than 3,300 contiguous hectares. The company targets high-potential critical minerals, with the Electrolode property hosting volcanogenic massive sulphide systems containing zinc, copper, silver, gold and potentially other critical elements, positioning Total Metals within the critical minerals and base metals exploration space in the Red Lake mining district.
Average Trading Volume: 139,285
Technical Sentiment Signal: Sell
Current Market Cap: C$36.42M
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