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Volta Metals Reports Deep Gallium and Rare Earth Intercepts at Springer

By Stocks Desk · 2026-09-15 · Updated 2026-09-15 10:51 UTC
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Volta Metals has confirmed that mineralization at its Springer deposit extends to 507 meters with gallium present throughout, now highlighted by a new high-grade intercept containing 7.37% rare earth oxide and 252.7 g/t gallium oxide alongside heavy rare earth elements.

  • New assay details from GN auto stocks/materials: rare earths reveal a standout 1.5-meter intercept in hole SL26-28 grading 7.37% total rare earth oxide and 252.7 g/t gallium oxide, with significant concentrations of magnet-grade elements like neodymium and dysprosium.

    Source: TMX Newsfile
  • Volta Metals disclosed assay results from its Springer deposit in Ontario, highlighting high-grade rare earth oxide and gallium concentrations. The company confirmed mineralization extends to 507 meters, with gallium present across all assayed lengths.

    Source: Stock Titan
Based on reporting by Stock Titan and TMX Newsfile, compiled by the Tradingbird desk.

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