Rackla Metals confirms high-grade tungsten mineralization in first Lentung drill holes

• Rackla Metals reported first modern drilling at its Lentung tungsten project in Canada’s Northwest Territories confirmed broad, high-grade mineralization.
• Four diamond holes in the Central Zone returned 17.9–20.5 meters grading 0.90%–2.28% WO₃, with copper up to 0.14%.
• Mineralization outcrops at surface, dips shallowly, and has been tested over 600 meters of strike to date.
• Results support a 1982 Union Carbide resource model; additional 2026 assays are expected within two to three months for a new resource estimate.
• Rackla halted reverse-circulation drilling due to groundwater-related sample-quality concerns; diamond drilling continued under the same conditions.

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