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Transition Metals Corp. (TNTMF) reports developments from its Canadian multi-commodity mineral exploration portfolio. Recurring updates cover drilling, relogging, resampling and assay results across projects such as the Gowganda Gold Project in Ontario, the Saturday Night PGE Project near Thunder Bay, and polymetallic exploration at Pike Warden in Yukon.
The company’s news also addresses portfolio management, project and royalty interests, partnership and option opportunities, exploration funding, capital raising, and corporate outlooks. Its operating model includes generating and testing exploration targets while using joint venture partners to fund portions of higher-risk exploration programs.
Transition Metals (OTCQX:TNTMF) expanded its Gowganda Gold Project to about 65 km² along the Ridout-Tyrell Deformation Zone and launched its 2026 summer exploration program. The project now covers ~15 km of a major structure and includes parts of the historic Gowganda silver camp.
The company also confirmed DTC eligibility for its shares in the U.S., aiming to enhance trading efficiency, liquidity, and access, and views this as a step toward a future OTC market listing.
Transition Metals (TNTMF) staked a 100% interest in the Empire Lake Project, a prospective vanadium property ~250 km northwest of Thunder Bay, Ontario, covering ~2,000 hectares over a regional mafic intrusion.
Known mineralized zones extend ~1,800 m and up to 170 m thick, with reported grades up to 0.63 wt.% V2O5. The company will seek a partner to advance exploration amid global vanadium supply concentration and growing battery and steel demand.
Transition Metals (TNTMF) reported relogging and resampling at the 100% owned Gowganda Project (March 30, 2026), identifying broad gold mineralized envelopes around historical high-grade intervals.
Key results include 30.10 m @ 0.77 g/t Au (hole GTHM-20-035), 23.00 m @ 0.51 g/t Au (GTHM-20-034) and 14.14 m @ 0.55 g/t Au (GTHM-20-033). True widths remain undetermined; further targeted drilling is planned for the upcoming summer field season.
Transition Metals (TNTMF) vested a 100% interest in the Pike Warden property after paying $120,000, issuing 1,000,000 shares and completing $1,000,000 in exploration expenditures.
The company proposes a non-brokered private placement to raise up to $1,000,000 via Charity Flow Through Units at $0.115, with associated warrants and potential finder's fees; a 1% NSR remains on the property.
Transition Metals (OTC: TNTMF) will exhibit at the PDAC 2026 conference in Toronto from March 1–4, 2026 at Booth #2126 in the Investors Exchange. The company will present its portfolio of 23 projects and royalties and meet investors, strategic partners, and industry participants.
Key attendees include CEO Scott McLean and senior technical and business development staff; meeting requests are directed to Bill Stormont, Corporate Development.
Transition Metals (TNTMF) reported assay results from December 2025 drilling at the 100%‑owned Saturday Night PGE Project, ~30 km north of Thunder Bay, Ontario. Three holes (SN-25-03-X, SN-25-04, SN-25-05) totalling a combined 1,463 m in the latest program (5 holes total, 3,481 m at Saturday Night) intersected broad PGE-Ni-Cu mineralization along the basal contact of a layered Mid-Continental Rift intrusion.
Highlights include SN-25-03-X: 14.44 m of 0.61 g/t 3E PGE and 0.13% Cu (including 4.64 m of 1.24 g/t 3E PGE and 0.21% Cu), SN-25-04: 10.33 m of 0.38 g/t 3E PGE and 0.17% Cu, and SN-25-05: 10.75 m of 0.76 g/t 3E PGE and 0.18% Cu. The company says the mineralized envelope now measures ~800 m by 200 m and remains open in all directions. No metallurgical or economic studies have been completed; CuEq are conceptual and true widths are undetermined.
Transition Metals (OTC:TNTMF) provided a January 22, 2026 corporate update summarizing 2025 exploration and 2026 plans. Key 2025 actions include two Pike Warden diamond holes (504 m) with favourable structure but no economic mineralization, multiple Saturday Night drill holes (SN-25-02–05) totaling ~2,880 m with assays pending, and a preliminary basal mineralized footprint of ~800 m by 200 m that remains open. Corporate moves included sale of a 50% interest in Fostung for USD $2.5M (CDN $3.5M), government grant recoveries of $440,000, sale of securities for $35,000, and flow-through proceeds of $758,133. 2026 priorities: advance Pike Warden and Saturday Night, revive Gowganda, pursue DTC eligibility, investor outreach, and portfolio monetization.
Transition Metals (TNTMF) has resumed follow-up drilling at its 100%-owned Saturday Night PGM project, ~30 km NW of Thunder Bay, Ontario, to test basal-contact hosted PGM-nickel-copper mineralization.
Key details: historic assays up to 2.55 g/t 3E PGM (1.44 g/t Pt, 0.90 g/t Pd, 0.21 g/t Au), a 14.00 m interval grading 1.04 g/t 3E with 0.19% Cu, hole SN-25-03 reached > 450 m before being stopped for budget reasons and may be deepened by up to 300 m. A minimum of 1,500 m of drilling is planned before year-end. The company cites a > 50% rise in platinum/palladium prices since May 2025 as a supportive market backdrop.
Transition Metals (OTC:TNTMF) reported results from 64 rock and float samples collected at the Pike Warden project, Yukon, on October 14, 2025. Four new polymetallic showings — Apollo, Typhon, Signal, and Bork — were identified with highlight assays including >10,000 ppm Ag, 2.8 g/t Au, 1.9% Cu, 3.41% Mo and 4.31% Pb.
The sampling complemented a summer IP survey and refined drill targets; two drill holes were completed in Copper Junction with core shipped to Whitehorse for logging and assays pending. QA/QC and ALS lab methods are described; grab samples are selective and over-limit values were re-tested using ore-grade methods.
Transition Metals (OTC: TNTMF) reports that a diamond drill has been mobilized to its 100% optioned 4,100 ha Pike Warden Project in Yukon, with drilling initiated on October 6, 2025 to test seasonally accessible targets in the Copper Junction area.
The program will test targets from 17 drill-ready sites identified during the 2025 field season and aims to complete drilling in three to four weeks (weather dependent). Pike Warden sits on the Bennett Lake Caldera rim and has returned notable historical assays of up to 48.1 g/t Au, 11,270 g/t Ag, 7.49% Cu, and 2.37% Mo. IP and 2024 ZTEM surveys refined low-resistivity, elevated chargeability and porphyry-style targets. Summer rock assay results are pending; core will be logged and sampled in Whitehorse.