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On January 1, 2027, the rules for critical minerals used in U.S. defense systems change.
New Pentagon rules are tightening restrictions on materials tied to foreign adversaries. Defense supply chains now have just months to secure new sources for materials long dominated by China.
China controls more than 90% of global rare earth processing capacity.
Titanium poses an even greater challenge. America imports 100% of its titanium sponge.
That's putting a spotlight on North American projects that could help fill the coming supply gap.
And one little-known critical minerals company is approaching what could be its most value-defining milestone yet.
At SAGA Metals' (OTCQX: SAGMF, TSXV: SAGA) flagship Radar project, more than 23,000 meters have been drilled, with all 92 drill holes intersecting mineralization.
Now comes the milestone that could give investors their first real measure of the discovery: A maiden mineral resource estimate expected in Q4 2026.
Meanwhile, drilling is underway at SAGA's Wolverine heavy rare earth project.
With the DFARS deadline approaching and multiple catalysts ahead, the next few months could be pivotal.
See what's next for SAGA Metals.
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