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Temas Resources Corp. reports developments in critical-minerals resource ownership and proprietary metallurgical processing. The company owns the La Blache and Lac Brûlé titanium-vanadium-iron projects in Québec and advances its patented Regenerative Chloride Leach (RCL) technology platform for extracting metals from complex mineralization, concentrates, slags and tailings.
Recurring news includes drilling and re-assay work at La Blache’s Farrell-Taylor Fe-Ti-V oxide system, accessory metal results for gallium, scandium and chromium, RCL pilot testing and laboratory deployment, third-party metallurgical service contracts, technology commercialization activity, scientific advisory appointments and flow-through financing for Canadian exploration expenditures.
Temas Resources (OTCQB:TMASF) reported assay results from nine HQ diamond holes at La Blache (November 2025), confirming thick, high-grade massive-oxide (MO) intervals with gallium, scandium and chromium coincident with Ti, V and Fe.
Highlights include 73m @ 83.7% Fe2O3+TiO2 (FT-25-07) and western step-outs extending mineralisation toward surface; Temas is re-assaying historic core using a fused digestion protocol and advancing RCL processing talks.
Temas Resources (OTCQB:TMASF) has begun Regenerative Chloride Leach (RCL) vanadium extraction testwork on La Blache drill core after re-logging 36,614 metres of historic core and submitting 748 pulps for fusion re-assay. Preliminary fusion assays show 10–60% higher metal values versus prior 4-acid methods. Vanadium RCL results are expected within 45–60 days, with follow-on RCL testing planned for gallium, scandium and chromium.
The company also replaced its auditor to meet Canadian reporting requirements.
Temas Resources (OTCQB:TMASF) has commenced re-assaying 36,614m of historic drill core from La Blache to test for titanium, vanadium, iron and additional pay metals including gallium, scandium and chromium. The program aims to save approximately $40 million by avoiding new drilling, support an updated Mineral Resource Estimate and restate a JORC scoping study, with initial assay results expected March–April 2026 and progressive releases through CY2026. Temas will also use core to advance its patented Regenerative Chloride Leach (RCL) technology, which the company says showed up to 65% validated cost reductions in prior pilot work and produced 88 kg of 99.8% TiO2 from ~1 ton of material.
Temas Resources (OTCQB:TMASF) signed a Letter of Intent with 1542642 B.C. Ltd to test its patented Regenerative Chloride Leach (RCL) on ore from the Revel Ridge polymetallic project (3.0 Moz @ 6.4 g/t AuEq). The Developer will fund bench and pilot testwork, with Phase 1 to complete before summer 2026.
Successful results may lead to an 80/20 Temas-controlled JV, CAD$2.0M indicative JV investment by the Developer, and regional commercialization across Western North America.
Temas Resources (OTCQB:TMASF) reports pilot-scale validation of its patented Regenerative Chloride Leach (RCL) platform, processing ~830 kg of La Blache material to produce 88 kg of ultra-low impurity TiO2 at 99.8% purity and demonstrating two-stage leach recoveries of 80-85% Ti and ~95% Fe.
Pilot work showed operating cost reductions exceeding 65% versus conventional TiO2 routes, closed-loop reagent recycling, selective iron removal (99.9%), and near-term plans to target Ga and Sc plus third-party licensing evaluations.
Temas Resources (OTCQB:TMASF) appointed Maurice (Nic) Matich as Non-Executive Director, effective January 27, 2026, to lead Australian investor relations, business development and stakeholder engagement as Temas moves into commercialisation.
As part of the change, David Robinson will step down from the Board and continue as Chief Financial Officer in an executive capacity. The company highlights a completed pilot test (~1 tonne) that produced 88 kg of 99.8% TiO2 and cites a validated cost reduction of over 65% for TiO2 processing using its patented Regenerative Chloride Leach (RCL) technology. Temas owns 100% of two Québec titanium-vanadium-iron projects (La Blache and Lac Brûlé) and positions RCL for licensing across critical minerals.
Temas Resources (OTCQB:TMASF) announced three strategic initiatives to strengthen its market position: membership in the CSM Scientific Network (CRITM) offering scientific collaboration across a 177-member consortium; engagement of Independent Trading Group (ITG) to provide market-making services on the Canadian Securities Exchange starting January 1, 2026 with initial fees of CAD$10,000/month for five months then CAD$5,000/month; and engagement of Pitt Street Research to provide independent equity coverage in 2026 in consideration for 450,000 CDIs. These steps target greater technical integration, improved share liquidity, and ongoing analyst coverage.
Temas Resources (OTCQB:TMASF) completed a 46.05 km2 high-resolution airborne LiDAR survey at the La Blache and Lac Brule projects on December 29, 2025, providing engineering-grade DEMs for planning, permitting and geological modelling.
Drilling datasets (historic 181 holes / 36,614 m and recent HQ core totalling >40,000 m) will be re-assayed and used to advance metallurgical testing of Temas' patented Regenerative Chloride Leach (RCL) technology, which the company says targets up to 65% cost reductions; initial assays and RCL test results are expected Jan–Mar 2026.
Temas Resources (OTCQB:TMASF) announced an eight-week consulting and marketing services agreement dated 11 December 2025 with Christian Klingebiel of Milestone Capital Partners to expand investor awareness in Europe.
Services include editorial/newsletter marketing, media coverage in Germany and Europe, introductions to qualified European investors, and other agreed marketing activities. Temas will pay a one-time fee of €70,000. The consultant is arm's length and holds no Temas securities. All public communications will remain authorised by Temas.
Temas Resources (OTCQB:TMASF) advised on December 10, 2025 that De Visser Gray LLP resigned as auditor and HLB Mann Judd was appointed effective the same day.
The Board said the change followed a review of audit and reporting needs tied to the company’s ASX listing and planned future reporting obligations, and that HLB Mann Judd was chosen for its experience with dual-listed entities and Australian reporting to support compliance and growth.
Contact details for President & CEO Tim Fernback and Investor & Media Relations Jane Morgan are provided, and the company website is listed.