Temas Resources Launches Cost-Saving Re-Assay Program at La Blache

Temas Resources Corp. has initiated a significant re-assay program for up to 36,614 meters of historic drilling at its La Blache project. This re-evaluation aims to explore the potential for metals such as gallium, scandium, and chromium, alongside iron, titanium, and vanadium. By utilizing existing drill data, Temas expects to save approximately $40 million and reduce development time significantly, eliminating the need for new drilling.

The re-assay work will contribute to an updated Mineral Resource Estimate and support a re-stated Scoping Study. These efforts will align with Temas' proprietary Regenerative Chloride Leach technology, projected to reduce costs by up to 65% while improving metal recovery. Initial test results from this initiative are anticipated in early 2026.

Temas' RCL technology platform, consisting of 11 granted process patents, further enhances the efficiency of metal extraction across various mineral resources. Ultimately, the program could bolster the value of the company's critical mineral projects and accelerate the company's path toward full feasibility assessments.