Technical Study
Steadright Critical files TitanBeach technical report

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Executive Summary
- Steadright Critical Minerals Inc. has filed an NI 43-101 Initial Technical Report for its TitanBeach One project in Morocco with SEDAR+.
- The report, prepared by ABG Exploration Inc., supports previous assay results announced on September 16, 2025, with no material differences identified.
- The company is currently awaiting environmental and mining licenses for TitanBeach One, having applied for the mining license at the end of 2025, while deferring the extended technical report for Beach Two pending further exploration results.
Key Details
- Report Filing: NI 43-101 Initial Technical Report for TitanBeach One filed on SEDAR+.
- Technical Service Provider: ABG Exploration Inc. (Quebec-based firm).
- Assay Results Referenced: Heavy mineral beach sand samples from TitanBeach One revealed potential ilmenite, titanomagnetite, magnetite, leucoxene, and rutile bearing sands.
- Fe2O3 values up to 79.5%.
- TiO2 values as high as 14.9%.
- Project Status:
- TitanBeach One: Focus is on moving forward with the mining license application (applied for end of 2025) and environmental licensing.
- Beach Two: The extended technical report is delayed; the company is waiting for results from the late November and early December 2025 exploration program.
- Strategic Focus: Steadright is prioritizing TitanBeach One and the associated licensing applications over the Beach Two technical report due to the timeline of the latter's data.
- Company Background: Steadright holds over 192 square kilometres of mineral exploration claims (TitanBeach titanium project) via NSM Capital Sarl in southern Morocco and has signed an MOU for the historic Goundafa mine.
Notable Quotes
- "The company has filed the NI 43-101 report supporting the results previously announced on Sept. 16, 2025, and there are no material differences."
- "We are a company that does what we say we will do. When it comes to TitanBeach, that's a promise made -- and a promise kept."
- "The Canadian and Moroccan team have our noses to the grindstone and will be moving forward on the titanium sands as fast as is doable."
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