Stillwater Critical Minerals Announces Promising Drill Results at Stillwater West Project

Stillwater Critical Minerals Corp. has reported encouraging results from its 2025 resource expansion drilling at the Stillwater West project in Montana, USA. The CZ deposit at Iron Mountain yielded significant discoveries of near-surface, sulphide-rich polymetallic nickel-copper-cobalt-platinum-palladium-gold mineralization that extends beyond the bounds of the January 2023 Mineral Resource Estimate. This expansion is noteworthy as it underscores the project's potential for enhanced mineral resources.

Two targeted drill holes encountered broad zones of mineralization, featuring several higher-grade zones. Notably, hole CZ2025-01 revealed a bulk tonnage zone of 201.6 meters with a nickel equivalent of 0.20% from 16.9 meters depth. Similarly, CZ2025-02 exhibited a 106.1-meter section at 0.34% nickel equivalent, starting from a depth of 12.2 meters.

These findings not only extend the known mineralization toward other deposits but also affirm the potential for substantial resource growth, considering assays from additional holes are pending. Stillwater Critical Minerals plans further drilling in 2026 to explore these promising targets.