Sage Potash Corp. (OTCQB: SGPTF; TSXV: SAGE) is a Canadian basic materials company focused on developing the Sage Plain Potash Project in the Paradox Basin, Utah. The news flow around the company centers on project development milestones, corporate governance changes and financing activities related to its goal of establishing a domestic potash production platform in the United States.
News releases from Sage Potash highlight key technical and regulatory steps, including the completion and filing of an independent Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) under National Instrument 43-101 for the Sage Plain Potash Project. Updates describe the project’s high-grade potash resource base, the use of solution mining techniques, and progress on permitting and engineering work in Utah.
Investors following SGPTF can also find coverage of capital raising events, such as non-brokered private placements, as well as information on grants and support from U.S. government programs. For example, the company has reported approval of a US$14 million grant from the United States Department of Agriculture to support financing for a 300,000 tonnes-per-year potash project.
Corporate news includes board appointments, director retirements and executive transitions, reflecting changes in leadership as the company advances its project. Option grants, annual meeting results and stock option plan amendments are also disclosed through regular news updates.
This news page aggregates Sage Potash headlines and press releases so readers can track developments in the Sage Plain Potash Project, monitor financing and governance decisions, and follow how the company positions itself within the potash and fertilizer minerals space. For those interested in potash-focused basic materials issuers, the SGPTF news feed provides an ongoing view of Sage Potash’s publicly reported activities.
Sage Potash (OTCQB: SGPTF) expanded its Sage Plain potash resource estimate in Utah following completion of its Summer 2026 drilling program. The estimate adds measured and indicated categories totaling 226.1 million tonnes. Measured resources are 54.3 million tonnes grading 41.31% potassium chloride (KCl), and indicated resources are 171.8 million tonnes grading 41.37% KCl. Inferred resources total 545.4 million tonnes at 41.53% KCl, compared with 298.1 million tonnes in the 2025 estimate.
The estimate assumes 100% extraction and no plant loss; mining and economic deductions remain unapplied. A 25% area deduction accounts for unknown seismic anomalies because no 3D seismic has been completed. Sage plans a Pre-Feasibility Study to assess financial viability, supported by engineering, environmental and permitting work, and studies of power, water and transportation.
Sage Potash (SGPTF) confirmed two saline water-bearing zones at its Sage Plain Project in Utah as potential sources for solution mining.
Testing at Peterson 1 identified productive horizons in the Cutler and Lower Cutler/Rico formations. Preliminary estimated yields were 17.0 and 4.5 cubic meters per hour, respectively. These short-duration tests do not establish sustained production rates; additional testing is planned. Sage considers the water chemistry adequate for processing and solution mining. Its existing water right authorizes up to 185,000 cubic meters annually of brackish groundwater.
Drilling also encountered a potentially permeable Honaker Trail interval, but it was not tested or sampled to protect wellbore integrity. Sage plans to incorporate the hydrogeological results into engineering studies alongside the updated mineral resource estimate.
Sage Potash (SGPTF) reported a 3.3-meter interval grading 52.5% potassium chloride at its Sage Plain project in Utah.
Assays from the completed Peterson 1 hole place that interval within an 8.1-meter Upper Cycle 18 bed averaging 36.1% potassium chloride (KCl). The 5.0-meter Lower Cycle 18 interval averaged 36.4% KCl and included 3.1 meters at 53.4% KCl. Another 1.0-meter Upper Bed section graded 52.0% KCl. At the nearby Johnson 1 hole, the Upper Bed graded 46.1% KCl over 7.26 meters.
Sage plans an updated resource estimate within 45 days. It expects to study a mine plan larger than the 300,000 tonnes per year examined in its September 8, 2025 preliminary economic assessment. Eight one-foot core sections await assays after geomechanical testing; gamma-ray readings were used for those sections in the meantime.
Sage Potash (OTCQB: SGPTF) announced several updates to its investor relations and marketing arrangements as it advances the Sage Plain Potash Project in Utah.
The company amended its month-to-month engagement with Fairfax Partners, effective August 17, 2026, moving to Fairfax’s Fair Executive tier for investor-relations and communications services at a consolidated monthly fee of CAD $2,950 plus taxes, down from CAD $5,000, with no securities-based or performance-contingent compensation. The amendment is subject to TSX Venture Exchange acceptance.
Sage Potash also entered a three-month investor relations agreement with Howard Isaacs and RIHO, LLC, effective August 14, 2026, for investor awareness activities at US$2,500 per month for each (aggregate US$5,000 per month; expected total US$15,000), payable from working capital and not linked to share price or volume, also subject to TSX Venture Exchange approval.
Additionally, Sage Potash signed a one-year website sponsorship and advertising agreement with Caesar Holdings BV, operator of CaesarsReport.com, running from August 22, 2026 to August 21, 2027 for a total fee of €14,000, with the company covering FX and banking costs. The arrangement is limited to advertising and sponsorship and does not involve investment recommendations regarding Sage Potash securities. All counterparties are described as arm’s length, and these initiatives are intended to broaden investor awareness while maintaining disciplined use of shareholder capital.
Sage Potash (OTCQB: SGPTF) reported completion of drilling at the Peterson 1 exploration well at its Sage Plain Potash Project in southeast Utah on August 4, 2026. Initial onsite core assessment confirmed sylvite mineralization within two Cycle 18 potash horizons. A full suite of downhole geophysical logs, received August 7, 2026, indicates Upper and Lower Cycle 18 potash members at depths and apparent thicknesses consistent with the earlier Johnson 1 hole, 1.2 km south. Correlation of gamma results with Johnson 1 supports the company’s interpretation of Cycle 18 stratigraphic continuity and the area’s potential to support a significant resource. Core has been shipped to Saskatchewan Research Council for detailed logging and assays.
Sage Potash (OTCQB: SGPTF, TSXV: SAGE) reported successful completion of drilling at the Peterson 1 well at its Sage Plain Potash Project in southeast Utah, reaching a total depth of 2,248 metres and intersecting the targeted Cycle 18 Upper and Lower potash-bearing beds.
Continuous core from both mineralized intervals was recovered and is being shipped to the Saskatchewan Research Council in Saskatoon for detailed geological logging and assays. Sage Potash is also running downhole geophysical surveys, including gamma ray logging, to complement lab results and support future resource updates, engineering studies and project development.
Sage Potash (OTCQB: SGPTF) has started drilling at its Sage Plain Potash Project in the Paradox Basin, Utah. Drake Well Service has mobilized and begun drilling, targeting the Cycle 18 potash horizon at about 2,100 meters over roughly 20 days.
The program will recover continuous core for potash grade and thickness assays, geo-mechanical analysis, and hydrogeological testing. According to Sage Potash, results are expected to support upgraded resource estimates and advance the project toward engineering and development.
Sage Potash (OTCQB:SGPTF) has begun site preparation and mobilization for its 2026 drilling program at the Sage Plain Potash Project in Utah’s Paradox Basin. Work includes access roads, levelling, stormwater controls and rig pad construction, with drilling expected to start in about two weeks.
The Company plans a 1.275 km step‑out hole targeting Cycle 18 Upper and Lower potash beds, historically intersected at ~2,100 m with reported grades of 46% and 35.8% KCl. Objectives include expanding inferred resources, upgrading some mineralization to measured and indicated, and completing hydrogeological tests to support future solution mining and an updated resource estimate in late Q3 2026.
Sage Potash (OTCQB: SGPTF) has secured all required county and Utah state permits to begin drilling at its Sage Plain Potash Project in San Juan County.
The company will drill a 1.275 km step-out hole, collect geological and hydrogeological data, and targets an updated resource estimate in Q3 2026.
Sage Potash (OTCQB: SGPTF, TSXV: SAGE) granted 12,050,000 stock options under its Stock Option Plan at an exercise price of $0.20 per share.
Options have varied vesting schedules for directors, officers, consultants and an investor relations provider, expire on June 9, 2031, and the company clarified final finders' fees from its last private placement: $752,604 cash, 3,839,520 finder's warrants and 90,000 finder's shares.