Tusker Minerals sharpens titanium focus with new rutile discovery and Cameroon lab

DY6 Metals Ltd. ( (AU:TSK) ) has issued an announcement.

Tusker Minerals has advanced its African titanium and heavy mineral sands strategy with the commissioning of a purpose-built heavy mineral sands laboratory in Yaoundé, Cameroon, enabling in-country mineral separation, faster assays, and lower exploration costs. Ongoing hand-auger drilling at the Bounde and Nganda licences, along with systematic soil sampling at Yaoundé West and desktop targeting in the Douala Basin, is accelerating exploration across its Cameroon portfolio.

In Malawi, the company reported a new high-grade rutile discovery at Mzimba, where reconnaissance sampling over a small portion of the licence area returned strong titanium assays, confirmed by XRD as predominantly high-purity rutile in a geological setting analogous to Sovereign Metals’ Kasiya deposit. Tusker also announced a proposed divestment of its Tundulu rare earths project for up to A$5.55 million, aiming to secure non-dilutive funding and sharpen its focus on rutile and heavy mineral sands, while ending the quarter with about A$1.35 million in cash after active engagement with institutional investors.

More about DY6 Metals Ltd.

Tusker Minerals Ltd, listed on the ASX as TSK, is an African-focused exploration company concentrating on titanium and heavy mineral sands. Its primary focus is on rutile and associated heavy mineral sands projects in Cameroon and Malawi, targeting large-scale, near-surface titanium mineralisation to build a leading rutile and titanium exploration platform.

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