Drill Results
American Tungsten Reports Strong Drilling Results from Lower D-level
American Tungsten expands Idaho's Ima Mine footprint with high-grade intercepts, though the pre-revenue status and dilution risk remain key considerations.

Executive Summary
- American Tungsten Corp. reported additional assay results from the D-level of the Ima Mine in Idaho.
- Highlighted intercepts include 24 ft at 0.75% WO3 and 3.06 oz/t Ag in the No. 5 vein, alongside high-grade intervals of 4.4 ft at 1.78% WO3 in newly defined footwall veins.
- The company is executing its largest drill program in history with four active rigs, advancing Phase 2 exploration to systematically grow the mineralized footprint.
- The strategic goal remains positioning the Ima Mine for a potential underground restart and establishing North American tungsten production.
Material Impact
- The drilling results are consistent with the company's ongoing 35,000 ft exploration campaign announced in May 2026.
- Intercepts align with previous updates, confirming continuity and scale of the polymetallic tungsten-silver system.
- No new strategic shifts, M&A, or financing events are introduced in this release.
- The news serves as an execution update rather than a fundamental re-rating event.
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Company Overview
- American Tungsten Corp. is a pre-revenue exploration and development-stage company focused on the IMA Mine project in Idaho, USA.
- The IMA Mine is a historic underground tungsten producer (1945-1957) with approximately 199,449 MTUs of WO3 produced.
- The company's strategy involves a two-track approach: Phase I focuses on tailings evaluation and potential processing, while Phase II targets the underground mine rehabilitation and restart.
- The company transitioned its listing to the TSX Venture Exchange (TSXV) under the ticker "TUNG" in May 2026.
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