Saga Metals Corp.
SAGA.V
Toronto Stock Exchange Ventures0.42
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Saga Metals Corp.
SAGA.V
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- Saga Metals Corp. is a North American critical minerals exploration company focused on acquiring, exploring and advancing 100%-owned mineral assets in Canada; the company was incorporated in 2023 and is headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia. Its project portfolio includes the Radar Titanium-Vanadium-Iron property in Labrador and Quebec, the Double Mer uranium project in Labrador, the Legacy lithium project in Quebec’s James Bay region, the North Wind iron ore project in Labrador, the Garneau titanium project in Quebec, and the Wolverine heavy rare earth element project in Labrador, with exploration targeting titanium, vanadium, uranium, lithium, iron ore and rare earth elements for applications in defence, energy systems and industrial supply chains. Saga conducts mineral acquisition and early-stage exploration activities, including drilling, geophysics, trenching, geological mapping, metallurgical work and resource-definition programs, and it maintains technical support through external consultants such as Dahrouge Geological Consulting. In recent months, the company has expanded its portfolio and strategic positioning by acquiring the Garneau titanium project from Rio Tinto in Quebec, commencing diamond drilling at the Wolverine REE project, completing or advancing drilling at Radar toward a maiden mineral resource estimate, executing a property sale agreement for the North Wind iron ore project, and upgrading its U.S. listing from OTCQB to OTCQX Best Market. Saga also joined the Defense Industrial Base Consortium in 2026, a move that aligns its critical minerals portfolio with North American supply-chain security and defence-sector priorities.