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Western Star Resources hits high-grade tungsten assays, driving near-term drill plans

Jul 28, 2026, 10:17 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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High-grade surface results plus a clear path to drill targets can attract speculative and institutional interest; however, ultimate value depends on drilling success and resource definition. Similar early-stage assay moves in Nevada have caused short-term upside but often revert without a defined resource or economics.

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Western Star Resources reported rock-chip assays at Rowland and White Star in Nevada, including 4.02% WO3 and 3.00% WO3 peaks, roughly double historical grades. The company will integrate these results with UAV magnetic data and soil geochemistry to generate drill targets, as the US pursues domestic tungsten supply. The backdrop of US defense needs and China export controls supports a favorable macro for a Nevada tungsten play.

Rowland Main peak 4.02% WO3; White Star 3.00% WO3; several samples >2%.
Grades exceed historical levels; multiple zone high-grade tungsten across Rowland.
White Star sample WS-16-02 is first mineralised area; 711 ppm Mo credit.
Results to be integrated with UAV magnetic survey and soil geochemistry for drill targets.
Context: US tungsten supply gap, China dominance ~80%, Nevada favorable for drilling.

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