Green Bridge Metals Advances Titanium Dioxide Testing and IR Program

Green Bridge Metals Corporation has announced plans to ship select diamond drill core from its Titac Project in Minnesota to a Canadian lab for metallurgical testing. The tests aim to explore extraction methods for titanium dioxide from ilmenite using the chloride process. This effort is part of a broader diamond drilling initiative at the Titac deposit, which focuses on copper mineralization within oxide ultramafic intrusions.

Located within Minnesota's Duluth Complex, the Titac deposit is part of a larger property holding with copper, nickel, titanium, and vanadium. With an average grade of 15% TiO2 and low-grade copper, the deposit offers multi-commodity potential. However, understanding metal extraction methods remains crucial for assessing economic viability.

Alongside this initiative, Green Bridge has renewed its investor relations program with MCS Market Communication Service GmbH. The contract, amounting to EUR 372,000, extends digital marketing efforts until June 2026.