Go Metals begins metallurgical testing at KM98

Executive Summary

• Go Metals Corp. has commenced metallurgical testing on its KM98 Fe‑Ti‑V project in Quebec to generate the first concentrate quality data for magnetite and ilmenite.
• Ten large samples (10–15 kg each) were collected from a 240‑m section of the outcrop/sub‑crop, covering both massive and semi‑massive oxide mineralization within a 12‑km magnetic anomaly.
• Testing is being performed by IOS Geosciences with preliminary results expected in December 2025 and a full metallurgical report to follow, providing baseline recovery data for future economic studies.

Key Details

• Project: KM98 vanadium titanomagnetite (Fe‑Ti‑V) project, Quebec, Canada.
• Sampling: 10 samples, each 10–15 kg, collected along a 240‑m roadside occurrence; includes massive and semi‑massive oxide mineralization from central portion of a 12‑km magnetic anomaly.
• Testing Contractor: IOS Geosciences (Chicoutimi, Quebec).
• Metallurgical Objectives:
• Define processing limits on an initial small sample set.
• Evaluate recovery rates and concentrate quality for magnetite, ilmenite, and vanadium.
• Collect ancillary data on nickel, cobalt, copper, and scandium.
• Timeline: Preliminary metallurgical results anticipated December 2025; comprehensive report to be issued thereafter.
• Purpose: First reconciliation of mineralogy and chemistry at KM98; establish baseline recovery metrics to support future economic feasibility studies.
• Qualified Person: Hugues Longuepee, P.Geo., NI 43‑101 qualified person, reviewed and approved the technical information.

Notable Quotes

“A critical metallurgical assessment is an important step forward at the KM98 project,” said Scott Sheldon, CEO of Go Metals. “Determining the types and quality of magnetite and ilmenite concentrates that the system can produce is essential information for potential end‑users. Starting with metallurgy provides the company with a clearer picture of the project's potential value.”