Vault Strategic Mining Reports 1,100 PPM Tungsten at War Bond Project, Initiates 70-Kilometer Drone Survey
Vault Strategic Mining Corp. has reported tungsten concentrations reaching 1,100 ppm at its War Bond Tungsten Project in Nevada, following a Phase 1 sampling program. The company has initiated a 70-kilometer UAV-based magnetic survey to enhance exploration efforts and identify key geological features associated with tungsten mineralization.

Vault Strategic Mining Corp. has engaged Pioneer Exploration Consultants Ltd. for a UAV-based magnetic survey at its War Bond Tungsten Project in Nevada, covering approximately 70 line-kilometers. The Phase 1 sampling program yielded rock-chip samples with tungsten values up to 1,100 ppm, while soil samples reached 187 ppm.
The survey aims to delineate magnetic features and geological contacts relevant to tungsten mineralization. The War Bond claim includes 20 unpatented mining claims spanning about 400 acres. The combined datasets from the survey and sampling are expected to refine priority exploration targets and support future drilling initiatives. Vault's 2026 roadmap includes confirming drill targets in Q3 and preparing a NI 43-101 technical report, which could impact project viability and investment decisions.




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