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Integral Metals Corp. (OTC: ITGLF) is an exploration stage mineral company whose news flow centers on technical progress at its critical minerals projects in Canada and the United States of America. Company updates highlight work on zinc-, gallium-, and germanium-bearing systems and rare earth element targets, providing detail on how exploration programs are advancing.
A major focus of Integral’s news releases is the KAP Project in the Mackenzie Mountains of the Northwest Territories. Coverage includes announcements on diamond drilling campaigns, high-resolution soil geochemical surveys, and geological modeling. These updates describe verification of historical zinc intercepts, step-out drilling along a north–northwest trend, and interpretation of Mississippi Valley-Type and carbonate replacement deposit style mineralization enriched in gallium and germanium.
News items also discuss the Burntwood Project in Manitoba, where soil geochemistry over the Burntwood Syenite-Carbonatite Complex has outlined rare earth element anomalies and associated pathfinder elements. At the Woods Creek Project in Montana, releases describe the review of historical data and consideration of additional surface-based work to delineate carbonatite dykes.
Investors and followers of ITGLF can use this news stream to track the design and execution of drilling programs, soil sampling campaigns, and technical studies, as well as the company’s engagement of external geological consultants. For those monitoring early-stage critical mineral exploration, Integral’s news provides insight into how exploration targets are defined, tested, and refined over time.
Integral Metals Corp. (ITGLF) has initiated its Phase 2 soil sampling program at the 100%-owned KAP Project in the Northwest Territories. The program will collect approximately 2,100 soil samples on a refined 30-meter by 30-meter grid, focusing on the Main Zone. This high-resolution sampling represents an improvement over previously proposed spacing to better define geochemical anomalies.
The program follows a successful Phase 1 field season that included historical drill core retrieval, drill collar spotting, reconnaissance rock sampling, and gravity survey data reprocessing. The KAP Project is being explored for MVT-style lead-zinc mineralization with gallium and germanium enrichment beneath shallow overburden. Sample collection is expected to complete within two weeks, weather permitting.
Integral Metals (OTC: ITGLF) has reported significant findings from its comprehensive rock geochemistry program at the Burntwood Rare Earth Element Project in northern Manitoba. The company analyzed 438 rock samples, revealing elevated concentrations of light rare earth elements, with total REE content exceeding 3,800 ppm in some samples.
Notable discoveries include lanthanum values over 1,000 ppm and cerium concentrations exceeding 2,500 ppm. Using principal component analysis and K-means clustering, the company identified a distinct geochemical cluster (Cluster B – Syenite Mineralization) showing elevated REEs with high strontium and barium values. The findings have helped define a new area of interest within the alkaline complex that shows promise for REE mineralization.
Integral Metals (OTC: ITGLF) is preparing for its Phase 2 exploration program at the 100%-owned KAP Project in Northwest Territories. The program will involve a high-resolution soil geochemistry survey collecting approximately 1,000 soil samples in a 50x50 meter grid, focusing on the Main Showing and priority targets.
The 7,500-hectare KAP Property, located 160 kilometers west of Wrigley, contains multiple showings of high-grade sphalerite and galena mineralization within a Mississippi Valley-Type (MVT) system. The 2024 exploration confirmed the presence of gallium and germanium within this mineralization. The program aims to refine subsurface targets and prioritize areas for drill target modeling in Phase 3 and drilling in Phase 4.
Integral Metals has announced promising preliminary results from its 2024 geomicrobial survey at the Burntwood Project in northern Manitoba. The study, analyzing 808 soil samples through RNA sequencing, revealed significant microbial patterns that could indicate rare earth element (REE) deposits.
Key findings show a depletion of Burkholderiales and enrichment of Rhizobiales bacteria in areas above known carbonatite systems. The research is conducted in partnership with Dr. Andrew Cameron and the Institute for Microbial Systems and Society at the University of Regina, with support from NSERC, Mitacs, and the Manitoba Mineral Development Fund.
The company is currently analyzing additional rock, soil, and plant samples at the Saskatchewan Research Council. This innovative approach combines geomicrobial and geochemical data to guide future drilling targets while minimizing environmental impact.
Integral Metals Corp (CSE: INTG | OTC: ITGLF | FSE: ZK9) has appointed former White House advisor Evan "Thor" Torrens to its Advisory Board. Torrens, an Emmy Award-winning media expert and former Special Assistant to President Donald Trump, brings extensive experience in media, politics, and venture capital to support the company's strategic growth in the critical minerals sector.
Currently serving as Managing Director at Pacific Square, Torrens will contribute to Integral's mission of exploring and advancing new sources of critical minerals, particularly gallium and rare earth elements. The appointment aligns with the company's focus on developing North America's critical mineral supply chain and discovering domestic sources of materials essential for AI, advanced computing, and national defense.
Integral Metals Corp (CSE: INTG | OTC: ITGLF | FSE: ZK9) has announced the appointment of Shervin Pishevar as an Advisor to the Company. Pishevar, a renowned tech entrepreneur and investor with a 27-year track record, brings significant expertise to Integral's leadership team.
Pishevar's portfolio includes successful investments in companies like Uber, Airbnb, SpaceX, and Robinhood, generating over $7 billion in value and distributing more than $3 billion in profits. As the co-founder and former Executive Chairman of Virgin Hyperloop One, he has demonstrated expertise in revolutionary transportation technologies.
In his advisory role, Pishevar will help Integral Metals identify growth opportunities, guide project development, and recruit strategic advisors for the company's core assets. The appointment aligns with Integral's mission to reduce North America's dependence on foreign rare earth and critical mineral sources, particularly focusing on gallium and rare earth elements essential for semiconductors, quantum computers, and defense systems.
Integral Metals Corp (OTC: ITGLF) has responded to China's new export restrictions on critical rare earth elements implemented on April 4, 2025. The restrictions affect essential elements including samarium, gadolinium, terbium, dysprosium, lutetium, scandium, and yttrium, important for high-tech and defense applications.
The company is advancing exploration efforts at two strategic locations:
- The Woods Creek property in Montana, USA, located in a region with potential rare earth mineral deposits
- The Burntwood property in Manitoba, Canada, strategically positioned near supporting infrastructure with initial studies showing rare earth mineralization potential
These developments align with the growing urgency for North America to establish an independent, stable rare earth supply chain, reducing dependence on Chinese exports.
Integral Metals Corp (CSE: INTG | OTC: ITGLF) has initiated Phase 1 exploration at its wholly-owned KAP Project in the Sahtu Region of Mackenzie Mountains, Northwest Territories, Canada. The company has partnered with GeoCraft Geological Services to conduct initial exploration activities.
The Phase 1 program includes re-logging historical drill core, developing modernized lithological descriptions, and establishing a preliminary core reference library. The project targets zinc-lead mineralization with high-grade gallium and germanium content, critical metals essential for advanced electronics and renewable energy technologies.
Key activities include laboratory analysis of core specimens for physical properties, development of initial 3D models for preliminary target delineation, and identification of areas requiring additional soil geochemical data. The company plans targeted drilling later in 2025 and maintains commitment to responsible exploration practices with ongoing local community engagement.
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