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Glenstar Minerals Inc. reports exploration developments for polymetallic and critical-mineral properties, with recurring updates centered on its Wildhorse and Green Monster projects in Nevada. Company news covers trenching, reverse-circulation drilling, assay results, geological observations, mineralized zones, permitting with land-management agencies, contractor engagements and geophysical survey plans.
Updates commonly reference the Coca Cola and Rattlesnake zones at Wildhorse, copper oxide and sulfide mineralization, gold assays, tungsten-copper-polymetallic targets and Green Monster drilling results involving fractured and altered rock. The company also reports market-awareness activities and trading references for its CSE, OTCQB and Frankfurt-listed shares.
Glenstar Minerals (OTCQB: GSTRF) provided a comprehensive update on its two key mining projects in Nevada and corporate developments. At the Green Monster project, drilling revealed significant polymetallic mineralization including >30% zinc, 177 ppm silver, and >0.36% copper. The company plans Phase 2 drilling with eight holes totaling 2,000 feet.
At the Wildhorse project, Phase 1 exploration yielded impressive results including samples with up to 11.2 g/t gold, 11.35 g/t silver, and copper values reaching 5.3%. The company expanded its land position to 61 claims covering 1,220 acres.
Corporately, Glenstar successfully raised $3.48 million through a private placement and expanded its market presence by listing on the OTCQB and Tradegate Exchange.
Glenstar Minerals (OTCQB: GSTRF) has announced significant assay results from its Wildhorse property in Nevada. Stream sediment sampling revealed strong tungsten-bismuth anomalies across four distinct drainages, with a notable gold sample yielding 11.2 g/t gold and 11.35 g/t silver.
The results confirm previously known mineralized zones and identify two additional prospective drainages, effectively expanding the Rattlesnake Zone. The findings support an intrusive-center geological model at the property's Palomino Hill, which shows classic metal zoning patterns similar to nearby Nevada mining districts.
The Wildhorse Property, spanning 1,220 acres with 61 mineral claims, shows potential for a large skarn system with historical workings dating back to the 1800s. The property's geology includes folded and faulted limestones, shale, and metavolcanic rocks, with an intrusive rhyolite mass proximal to known mineralization.
Glenstar Minerals (OTCQB: GSTRF) has responded positively to the U.S. government's announcement of establishing its first Strategic Minerals Reserve at the Hawthorne Army Depot in Nevada. The initiative, backed by a $2 billion allocation from the $52.7 billion CHIPS Act, aims to create a hub for storing, refining, and distributing critical minerals.
The company recently raised C$3 million through private placement to advance drilling at its Green Monster and Wildhorse projects in Nevada. Green Monster has shown promising polymetallic results including grades exceeding 30% zinc, 5.7 oz./t silver, plus cobalt and nickel. Wildhorse sampling has revealed grades up to 5.3% copper and 21.6 ppm silver.
Glenstar Minerals (OTCQB: GSTRF) has announced significant findings at its Green Monster Project in Nevada, following its May 2025 drill program. A new polymetallic zone was discovered in hole GMST-4, located 150 metres away from the main target zone. The newly found mineralization, approximately 10 metres wide, contains exceptional mineral grades including >30% zinc, 177 ppm silver, 523 ppm nickel, 91.9 ppm cobalt, and >0.36% copper.
The discovery was made at depths between 131-142 metres in the hanging wall of the Green Monster Fault Zone. This finding has prompted Glenstar to shift its exploration focus, with Phase 2 drilling now planned to expand the new zone. The Green Monster Property, comprising 35 federal lode claims covering ~700 acres, is part of a larger 30-kilometer fault zone known for zinc mineralization with anomalous nickel, cobalt, and copper occurrences.
Glenstar Minerals (OTCQB:GSTRF) has announced significant assay results from rock grab samples collected during its phase 1 exploration program at the Wildhorse Property in Nevada. The Coca Cola Zone samples revealed impressive copper values ranging from 1.6% to 5.3%, with an average of 21.6 ppm silver and notable bismuth and tungsten content.
The Highland Zone, located 1km south, showed average values of 0.16% copper and 43 ppm silver, with some samples containing up to 1.98% lead and 1.23% zinc. The property's strongly zoned pattern of alteration and mineralization suggests the presence of a mineralized porphyry intrusive at depth, indicating potential for various mineralization styles.
The Wildhorse Property comprises 61 mineral claims covering 1,220 acres in Mineral County, Nevada, with historical workings dating back to the late 1800s.
Glenstar Minerals (OTCQB: GSTRF) has announced its successful listing approval on the Tradegate Exchange in Berlin, Germany. This strategic move aims to enhance the company's visibility and accessibility to European and international investors.
Tradegate, which manages over 10,000 international stocks and exchange-traded products, offers retail investors direct execution of securities orders. The listing is expected to improve Glenstar's liquidity and provide broader access to investment capital for its exploration and development activities.
Glenstar Minerals (OTCQB: GSTRF) has announced significant drill results from its Green Monster Property in Clark County, Nevada. The company's first drill program revealed impressive mineralization in hole GMST-4, intersecting a 10-metre wide zone containing over 30% zinc and 5.7 oz/t silver, along with notable nickel (523 ppm), cobalt (91.9 ppm), and copper (>0.36%).
The new polymetallic zone, discovered 150 metres from the primary target area, was found at depths between 131-142 metres. The mineralization occurs in the hanging wall of the Green Monster Fault Zone, representing a significant expansion of the project's potential. The property, comprising 35 federal lode claims covering ~700 acres, is part of the 30-kilometre Green Monster Fault Zone, known for zinc mineralization with anomalous nickel, cobalt, and copper presence.
Results from four additional drill holes are pending, and the company is now planning Phase 2 drilling to expand the newly discovered hanging wall zone.
Glenstar Minerals (OTCQB: GSTRF) has completed Phase 1 exploration at its Wildhorse property in Nevada, expanding its claims from 45 to 61, now covering 1,220 acres. The program revealed significant findings, including copper oxide mineralization and complex geological features centered around a felsic intrusion.
The exploration identified three zones of interest, with the Coca Cola Zone showing robust mineralization along the southwest margin. Initial sampling yielded promising results, including historical samples containing over 1 gram per ton gold, 1% copper, and 6,100 ppm antimony. The property shows potential for a large, well-mineralized skarn system, with Phase 2 exploration already being planned based on initial findings.
A notable discovery in hole GMST-4 revealed oxide and sulfide mineralization from 150-300 feet down-hole at a magnetic high target. Hole GMST-5 intersected 35 feet of dolomite veining with fine-grained sulfide mineralization from 180-215 feet below surface.
The Green Monster Property consists of 35 federal lode claims (~700 acres) in Clark County, Nevada. Previous sampling in 2022 showed promising results, including channel samples with 3.77% Copper, 3.06% Nickel, 0.21% Cobalt, and 6.83% Zinc across 1.18 meters. The property is part of the larger Green Monster Fault Zone, spanning approximately 30 kilometers.