Troy Minerals Advances Geophysical Studies at Lake Owen Project

Troy Minerals Inc. has provided an update on its geophysical survey for the Lake Owen Project in Wyoming. The project spans 1,424 hectares in a region known for titanomagnetite mineralization. Recent drilling results indicated high levels of vanadium pentoxide and titanium dioxide, alongside scandium, enhancing its critical mineral profile.

The project benefits from the USGS's Earth MRI program, which supports exploration with crucial geoscientific data, highlighting its importance in the US mineral sector. Geophysics One Inc. is tasked with data evaluation, using advanced geophysical methods to interpret the area's potential. The study aims to map magnetite-rich zones essential for exploration.

Results from the geophysical survey are ongoing, with complete findings expected to be shared soon. This initiative underscores Troy's commitment to advancing its strategic mineral assets.