Nevada Organic Phosphate Inc. (OTCQB: NOPFF; CSE: NOP) is a junior exploration company focused on an organic sedimentary raw rock phosphate bed in northeast Nevada. The news flow around the company centers on exploration progress at its Murdock Mountain Property in Elko County, Nevada, and on developments related to its presence on public markets.
Recent company news has highlighted drill results from the Upper Phosphatic Zone within the Meade Peak Member, where Nevada Organic Phosphate reports consistent phosphate (P₂O₅) grades over several metres of thickness. Updates have included detailed interval data from multiple drill holes, commentary on how these results align with the company’s geological model, and observations about additional phosphate intervals in a Lower Zone at the base of the Meade Peak Unit.
Another key theme in the company’s news releases is heavy metal contaminant testing and its relevance to organic fertilizer certification. Nevada Organic Phosphate has reported that weighted average concentrations of metals such as arsenic, cadmium, mercury, and lead from the Upper Phosphatic Zone are well below SUIP #25 limits for a 10% P₂O₅ fertilizer. Management commentary links these results to eligibility for organic certification and to the company’s goal of demonstrating proof of concept for an organic sedimentary phosphate project.
In addition to technical updates, the company has issued news about its capital markets milestones, including the commencement of trading on the OTCQB Venture Market under the symbol NOPFF while maintaining its listing on the Canadian Securities Exchange under NOP. Investors and observers following NOPFF news can expect coverage of drill campaigns, assay results, QA/QC practices, regulatory and certification context for phosphate materials, and developments related to its exchange listings.
For those researching Nevada Organic Phosphate, this news page offers a centralized view of the company’s exploration narrative, technical disclosures, and market-related announcements as they are released.
Nevada Organic Phosphate (NOPFF) has commenced drill hole MM26-11 on Pad 13 at its Murdock Mountain Project in Nevada. The hole is an additional 315 metres (1,033 feet) along the strike trend from MM26-10, which intersected the Upper Phosphate Zone and extended the mineralization's strike length to over 3 kilometres.
MM26-11 experienced a brief delay while a transfer case was replaced in a water tanker supporting drilling. The replacement component has arrived on site, and the company expects drilling to resume this week. Analytical results will be released when available. Continued step-out drilling is designed to test continuity along the mineralized trend and refine thickness and grade measurements.
Nevada Organic Phosphate (NOPFF) is the subject of newly released company-sponsored research from Emerging Growth Research covering its Murdock Mountain project.
NOP's exploration target is 200–220 million tonnes, including 10–46 million tonnes in the core Nevagro area. These targets are conceptual; exploration is inadequate to define a mineral resource. Upper Phosphatic Zone grades exceeded 10% P₂O₅ in nine of ten drill holes. Falcon Drilling is mobilizing to complete the planned 2026 program.
EGR estimates approximately C$4.5 million in cash as of September 18, 2026, or roughly 12 months of runway at its assumed spending rate. Audited financial statements carry a going-concern material uncertainty. NOP proposes mining, grinding and bagging rock for direct agricultural application. Product testing remains a next step; no mineral resource estimate or preliminary economic assessment has been published.
Nevada Organic Phosphate (NOPFF) has begun trading its common shares on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange under the symbol Z58.
The shares also trade on the Canadian Securities Exchange as NOP and the OTCQB as NOPFF. The Frankfurt listing has WKN A3EDEF and ISIN CA6413941015.
Nevada Organic Phosphate (NOPFF) reports mobilization of Falcon Drilling to its Murdock Mountain project for the 2026 drilling program and provides updated assay interpretations for drill hole MM26-8.
Drill hole MM26-10 recently intersected the Upper Phosphate Zone, extending confirmed phosphate mineralization strike length to over 3 kilometres, with further step‑out drilling planned along this trend. Re‑interpretation of assay data shows the Upper Phosphate Zone was intersected in MM26-8, returning a weighted average of 4.60% P2O5 over 5.00 metres true thickness, partially diluted by detritus. Updated surveyed collar locations and weighted-average Upper Phosphate Zone intervals for ten drill holes, generally in the ~10–12% P2O5 range over 3.6–6.0 metres, are provided. Assays were performed by ALS under ISO/IEC 17025:2017, with QA/QC protocols consistent with NI 43-101.
Nevada Organic Phosphate (NOPFF) has retained P&E Mining Consultants to provide independent technical support for its wholly owned Murdock Mountain phosphate property in Elko County, Nevada.
P&E is described as a well‑established mining consultancy with experience in geological interpretation, 3D modelling, Mineral Resource and Reserve estimates, preliminary economic assessments, feasibility studies, mine design, and cost estimation. The firm also has direct phosphate‑sector experience with several listed projects. Their engagement will support Nevada Organic Phosphate’s long‑term planning for Murdock Mountain, including ongoing technical evaluation, geological modelling, and staged de‑risking of the sedimentary phosphate horizon.
The company highlights that P&E’s involvement is expected to strengthen its technical foundation, refine geological interpretation, and support upcoming phases of technical work and reporting as exploration and project advancement continue.
Nevada Organic Phosphate (OTCQB: NOPFF) reported that heavy metal assays from the Upper Phosphatic Zone in drill hole MM26-10 at the Murdock Mountain project remain well below California and SUIP #25 thresholds for organic fertilizer certification. MM26‑10, a 1.5‑kilometre step‑out, returned 10.89% P2O5 over 3.60 metres, with individual samples grading up to 16.20% P2O5 and low arsenic, cadmium, lead, mercury and other metals.
According to the company, ALS Laboratories, an ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accredited lab, conducted four‑acid ME‑MS61 analyses, supported by rigorous QA/QC including blanks and certified reference materials. Qualified Persons Kenneth N. Tullar and Garry K. Smith reviewed and approved the technical data. The company also entered a consulting agreement dated August 25, 2026 with Emerging Growth Research LLC, which will prepare an independent research report on Nevada Organic Phosphate for a fixed fee of USD $25,000, to be completed in approximately four to six weeks and distributed via major financial data platforms.
Nevada Organic Phosphate (CSE: NOP, OTCQB: NOPFF) reported new assay results from hole MM26‑10, a 1.5‑kilometre step‑out at its Murdock Mountain phosphate project in Nevada. The hole intersected the Upper Phosphate Zone, returning a weighted average of 10.89% P2O5 over 3.60 metres true thickness and extending confirmed phosphate mineralization strike to over 3 kilometres.
Samples were analyzed by ISO/IEC 17025:2017‑accredited ALS Laboratories using ME‑XRF24 whole‑rock analysis. Nevada Organic Phosphate highlighted rigorous QA/QC procedures, including blanks and certified reference materials, and plans to release heavy metal and contaminant assay results once processed and reviewed.
Nevada Organic Phosphate (CSE: NOP, OTCQB: NOPFF) reported that drill hole MM26‑10, a 1.5 km step‑out along strike at its Murdock Mountain project in Nevada, successfully intersected the Meade Peak horizon, extending the confirmed strike length of the Upper Phosphate Zone to over 3 km.
Preliminary core logging shows strong visual evidence of oolitic textures characteristic of the Upper Phosphate Zone, supporting the company’s geological model. The drill program has experienced delays from mechanical issues, crew availability, and cross‑border logistics, prompting a transition to a new drill contractor. Assay results and detailed intervals will be released once laboratory analyses are completed.
Nevada Organic Phosphate (CSE: NOP, OTCQB: NOPFF) reported that heavy metal assays from the Upper Phosphatic Zone in drill hole MM26-9 at the Murdock Mountain project remain well below the maximum limits commonly applied for organic fertilizer certification, including AAPFCO SUIP #25 and California standards for a 10% P₂O₅ fertilizer.
The Murdock Mountain weighted-average suite shows, for example, arsenic at 8.5 ppm and cadmium at 3.0 ppm, versus SUIP #25 limits of 130 ppm and 100 ppm respectively. According to Nevada Organic Phosphate, MM26-9 intersected a true thickness of 4.48 m grading 10.73% P₂O₅ in the Upper Phosphate Zone, reinforcing grade continuity and low contaminant levels across multiple holes. All samples were analyzed by ISO/IEC 17025:2017-accredited ALS using four‑acid digestion and ICP-MS/ICP-AES, with rigorous QA/QC including blanks and certified reference materials. Technical information was reviewed by Qualified Persons Garry K. Smith, P.Geo., and independent geologist Kenneth N. Tullar.
Nevada Organic Phosphate (CSE: NOP, OTCQB: NOPFF) reported phosphate assay results from drill hole MM26-9 at its wholly owned Murdock Mountain property in Elko County, Nevada. The hole was drilled vertically to 146.93 m, intersecting the Meade Peak Member over 42.15 m.
The targeted Upper Phosphate Zone returned a weighted average of 10.73% P2O5 over 4.50 m apparent thickness, with a calculated true thickness of 4.48 m. A Lower Phosphate Zone interval graded 8.18% P2O5 over 1.00 m. Previous hole MM25-6 intersected 4.58 m of 11.89% P2O5 in the Upper Zone and 17.47% P2O5 over 4.11 m in the Lower Zone.
According to Nevada Organic Phosphate, assays were completed by ALS Laboratories, an ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accredited lab, with rigorous QA/QC including blanks and certified reference materials consistent with NI 43-101 standards. Independent Qualified Person Kenneth N. Tullar, CPG, approved the technical information. Drill hole MM26-10, 1.5 km along strike from MM26-9, is nearing completion, with further results to be released once validated.