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Guardian Metal Resources (OTCQX:GMTLF) has expanded its Tempiute tungsten project in Nevada through the acquisition of 18 BLM unpatented Lode Mining Claims, one Placer Claim, and three Mill Site Claims for US $40,000. The acquisition includes the historical Schofield open-pit mine and extends the mineralized strike length to approximately 3km.

The expansion follows the company's recent US $6.2M Department of Defense award and successful US $21M equity raise. Guardian Metal plans to commence multiple geophysical surveys and launch its inaugural diamond drilling campaign at Tempiute, focusing on defining near-surface resources at the Schofield Mine and exploring additional mineralized zones around the North Stock area.

Guardian Metal Resources (OTCQX:GMTLF) has secured a significant $6.2 million award from the U.S. Department of Defense under Title III of the Defense Production Act of 1950. The non-dilutive funding will accelerate the development of the company's flagship Pilot Mountain tungsten project in Nevada.

The funding will support the completion of a pre-feasibility study and environmental studies for what could become the only U.S. mined source of tungsten. The award contains no commercial covenants that would impair Guardian Metal's business operations or future tungsten concentrate sales to the industrial base.

Guardian Metal Resources (OTCQX:GMTLF) has secured a significant $6.2 million award from the U.S. Department of Defense under Title III of the Defense Production Act of 1950. The non-dilutive funding will accelerate the development of the company's flagship Pilot Mountain tungsten project in Nevada.

The funding will support the completion of a pre-feasibility study and environmental studies for what could become the only U.S. mined source of tungsten. This strategic initiative aligns with U.S. efforts to establish domestic critical metals production for national security and economic objectives.

Guardian Metal Resources (OTCQB:GMTLF) has expanded its tungsten mining operations by acquiring the Pilot North Tungsten Project in Nevada through staking 59 BLM Lode Claims. Located 15km northwest of the company's flagship Pilot Mountain Project, the new acquisition encompasses three World War II-era tungsten mines: Copper Head, Western Metals, and Jasper.

Initial reconnaissance has confirmed skarn mineralization with copper oxide presence and potential high concentrations of scheelite. The project shares similar geological characteristics with Pilot Mountain, being situated at the contact of granitic intrusions with Luning Formation limestones. The company maintains 100% interest in the Project through its Nevada subsidiary, Golden Metal Resources LLC.

Guardian Metal Resources (OTCQX:GMTLF) has announced significant assay results from its Tempiute tungsten project in Nevada, confirming high-grade tungsten and gallium mineralization across multiple areas. The company has expanded its presence by staking 31 additional Bureau of Land Management Mining Claims.

Key findings include high-grade tungsten mineralization along a 1,300-meter strike length with assays up to 0.94% tungsten trioxide (WO3) and significant gallium content up to 90 ppm. The newly claimed 'East Zone' exploration targets yielded impressive results of up to 1.2% WO3 with 90 ppm Ga and 0.87% WO3 with 100 ppm Ga.

Historic ore stockpiles showed promising content with up to 0.40% WO3 and 60 ppm Ga, while the Worthington system, a newly staked area, revealed high-grade mineralization with samples containing up to 2.66% WO3 along with 1.39% Zn and 2,110 ppm Mo.

Guardian Metal Resources (GMTLF) has appointed J.T. Starzecki as Executive Chairman, transitioning from his previous role as Non-Executive Director and Chairman. Starzecki, based in Minneapolis, brings extensive experience in metals and mining, with expertise in project development, capital markets, government engagement, and corporate governance. He has a proven track record in advancing strategic initiatives and has worked closely with the U.S. Government on domestic mining initiatives. His experience includes leading exploration and development projects for critical minerals like lithium, boron, and potash in the United States. CEO Oliver Friesen emphasized that this appointment aligns with the company's growth trajectory and strategy to reshore domestic tungsten production from their U.S.-based co-flagship projects.

Guardian Metal Resources has joined the Critical Minerals Forum (CMF), a strategic partnership that connects critical minerals companies with government stakeholders, industry leaders, and capital markets through DARPA's OPEN initiative. As a tungsten-focused exploration company with projects in Nevada, Guardian Metal aims to re-establish domestic tungsten production in the United States. The membership provides four key benefits: direct access to federal agencies and policymakers, access to DARPA's market intelligence and forecasting models, participation in investment opportunities focused on U.S. critical minerals, and collaboration with leading companies across the minerals value chain.

Guardian Metal Resources (GMTLF) has reported exceptional high-grade gold-silver-copper assay results from its Garfield project in Nevada's Walker Lane Mineral Belt. The exploration update revealed outstanding gold grades, including 61.0 g/t Au from the Freeze Zone and 47.0 g/t Au from the Pamlico zone. The company identified consistent WNW-ESE trending structures across both zones, with an apparent epithermal system extending approximately 6 km. While Guardian Metal remains primarily focused on its tungsten assets (Pilot Mountain and Tempiute), these results from Garfield demonstrate significant precious metals potential. The project is 100% owned by Guardian Metal, with only a partial 2% NSR royalty on certain claims, while the Pamlico and Freeze Zones remain royalty-free.

Guardian Metal Resources (GMTLF) has completed geotechnical drilling at its Pilot Mountain tungsten project in Nevada, USA. The campaign covered 1,156 meters across seven drillholes in the 'Desert Scheelite' zone. Multiple drillholes revealed promising results, intersecting porphyry and skarn-type alteration with visible scheelite mineralization, suggesting the Desert Scheelite system extends beyond current known limits. The first drill hole at the 'Garnet Zone' (PGMR25-001) was completed to 100m depth, intersecting multiple strongly mineralized scheelite intervals. The collected geotechnical data will contribute to the ongoing Pre-Feasibility Study. CEO Oliver Friesen highlighted the strategic importance of tungsten for US national security and defense sector, noting recent Trump administration executive orders supporting critical metal supply chain reshoring.