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Argyle Resources Corp. (ARLYF) reports exploration and project updates for a junior mineral exploration company focused on natural resource properties in North America. Its recurring news covers the company's 100%-owned Pilgrim Islands, Matapédia, Lac Comporté and Saint Gabriel quartzite-silica projects in Québec, as well as option activity at the McKay Hill silver-gold property in Yukon.
Company updates typically address permits, diamond drilling, prospecting, sampling, laboratory analysis, silica characterization work, National Instrument 43-101 technical reporting and changes to mineral-property option agreements. Argyle's releases also describe its collaboration with the National Institute of Scientific Research on silica exploration programs and portfolio changes such as the terminated Clay Howells rare earth option.
Argyle Resources (OTCQB: ARLYF) received final approvals, including from the CSE, to proceed with a 5:1 share consolidation of its common shares. The move is intended to improve the capital structure and flexibility for future corporate and financing initiatives.
Post-consolidation, shares will keep the ticker ARGL, use new CUSIP 04031A201 and ISIN CA04031A2011, and outstanding shares are expected to decrease from about 56.9M to approximately 11.37M, subject to fractional share adjustments.
Argyle Resources (OTCQB: ARLYF) announced a strategic shift on May 20, 2026. The company will discontinue involvement in the Bovill Silica Project in Idaho and the Sundance Bear Lodge Rare Earth Elements Project in Wyoming to focus on Canadian mineral assets.
Argyle plans to prioritize silica and precious metals projects in Québec and exploration at the McKay Hill silver-gold property in Yukon. Management does not expect material penalties or ongoing obligations from exiting the U.S. projects and will provide further updates on Canadian exploration plans.
Argyle Resources (OTCQB: ARLYF) completed initial cash and share option payments to Metallic Minerals and advanced planning for a 2026 exploration program at the McKay Hill silver-gold property, ~50 km north of Keno Hill, Yukon. The payments begin Argyle's earn-in toward a 100% interest, subject to option terms and CSE approval. A Qualified Person (George Yordanov, P.Geo.) reviewed the scientific and technical information. Details on exploration scope, timelines and budget will be announced in due course.
Argyle Resources (OTCQB: ARLYF) has terminated its option on the Clay Howells Rare Earth Element property in northwestern Ontario after a 2025 exploration program. A 2,000-metre, 7-hole BTW-core drill campaign in October 2025 did not demonstrate REE grades or continuity sufficient to continue under the option.
The property will revert to the underlying owners subject to the original 1.5% net smelter returns royalty, and the company reports no remaining obligations or contingent liabilities. Argyle says it will shift technical and financial focus to the McKay Hill Silver Project and Quebec silica assets.
Argyle Resources (OTCQB: ARLYF) reported results from its 2025 prospecting program at the 100% owned Saint Gabriel Project, Quebec. Seventeen grab samples were analyzed by ALS Canada, with four samples >99% SiO2 and a peak of 99.9% SiO2 (Sample 6).
Argyle identified a newly discovered high purity silica zone ~800 metres west of the Lac Rigo Showing (noted samples 11, 13, 14), and plans follow-up work to define continuity and scale.
Argyle Resources (OTCQB: ARLYF) completed a 2,287 metre diamond-drilling campaign at the Lac Comporté Silica Project in Bas-Saint-Laurent, Quebec, in December 2025. The 23-day program averaged 104 metres per day despite winter weather and logistical constraints. Drilling targeted two WNW-trending, kilometre-scale quartzitic units with surface silica grades up to 98% SiO2. All NQ core is being prepared for laboratory assays, and a full suite of results is expected in early Q1 2026. Visual core logs show significant quartzitic intervals, but those visual estimates await laboratory verification.
Argyle Resources (OTCQB: ARLYF) received permits and has begun mobilizing rigs for a diamond core drilling program at the Lac Comporté silica project, Quebec, announced November 27, 2025. The campaign targets up to 3,000 metres of NQ core focused on a mapped kilometric quartzite horizon. Prospecting returned four samples up to 98.52% SiO2 (best sample E715925). ALS Canada handled sample preparation and XRF/ICP-MS assays. A Qualified Person approved the technical disclosure.
Argyle Resources (OTCQB: ARLYF) corrected its Nov 18, 2025 release: permit applications for the Lac Comporté silica project in Bas-Saint-Laurent, Quebec, have been submitted and permits are expected this week. Upon receipt the company plans to begin a 3,000-metre NQ core drilling campaign targeting targets defined by a summer program.
Field work identified a kilometric quartzite horizon; four samples returned up to 98.52% SiO2 (Sample E715925). A planned drill table lists individual collars and a program total of ~2,900m. Samples were assayed at ALS Canada using XRF and four-acid ICP-MS methods. A qualified person (George Yordanov, P.Geo.) approved the technical content.
Argyle Resources (OTCQB: ARLYF) received permits and has started a 3,000-metre NQ core drilling program at the Lac Comporté silica project in Bas-Saint-Laurent, Quebec.
The campaign targets a kilometric quartzite horizon defined during summer mapping and prospecting; four samples returned up to 98.52% SiO2 (Sample E715925). A planned collar table lists site coordinates, azimuths, dips and individual depths (~2900m total in the table). Samples were submitted to ALS Canada for XRF and ICP-MS analysis. George Yordanov, P.Geo., approved the technical content as the Qualified Person.
Argyle Resources (OTCQB: ARLYF) provided an update on its silica characterization program at the Matapedia property in Quebec on November 12, 2025. The company completed granulochemical particle size separations on four bulk samples (Vrac A, B, C, D), producing eight size fractions from >2 mm to <63 µm to evaluate quartz content versus impurity distribution (Fe, Ti, K).
A total of 32 split samples were submitted to Actlabs in Ontario for higher-resolution external analysis, and an additional 150 kg bulk sample remains to be examined. Argyle said it will provide further updates when results are available.