Element One reported consistent assay results from the Twin Sisters ultramafic project, with magnesium grades between 26.39% and 28.46% and nickel up to 3,305 ppm. The sampling program validates the quality of the feedstock for potential critical mineral and natural hydrogen production.
Element One reported consistent assay results from the Twin Sisters project in Washington State, featuring magnesium grades between 26.39% and 28.46% and nickel values up to 3,305 ppm. The sampling, conducted at an existing quarry, aims to validate feedstock quality for future magnesium and critical mineral recovery, as well as natural hydrogen potential.
Element One Hydrogen reported consistent magnesium (26.39% to 28.46%) and nickel (2,660 to 3,305 ppm) grades from surface sampling of olivine material at the Twin Sisters project. The results validate the feedstock quality for both critical mineral recovery and potential natural hydrogen generation.
West High Yield Resources has received an Occupant Licence to Cut and Remove (OLTC) for its Record Ridge Magnesium Project in British Columbia, a key step for site preparation and construction. The company also noted its existing Measured and Indicated resource of 43.0 Mt at 24.61% magnesium, originally reported in a 2013 PEA.
US Elemental (via HiTech Minerals) has successfully demonstrated a technical pathway to produce high-purity magnesium oxide (MgO) from magnesium sulphate brine at the McDermitt Lithium Project. Testwork showed MgO grades exceeding 93% and very high calciner conversion rates of 99.95%. While commercially unproven, the results establish a proof of concept for a potential high-value magnesium byproduct.
West High Yield has closed the first tranche of its private placement, raising $356,500. Additionally, the company reported that a judicial review challenging the Record Ridge project was dismissed, lifting an injunction on construction activities. The company also restated historical resource figures for the Record Ridge project from a 2013 PEA.
West High Yield announced that the Supreme Court of British Columbia dismissed a judicial review challenging the Record Ridge Project, confirming it is not subject to a formal environmental assessment. This decision removes a significant legal hurdle, allowing the company to proceed with remaining provincial permitting processes.
West High Yield Resources has received a draft Environmental Management Act permit for its Record Ridge Project in British Columbia. The company is also advancing its downstream processing pilot program for magnesium and silica and continues to seek construction financing.
West High Yield Resources Ltd. has been granted a temporary injunction by the Supreme Court of British Columbia, preventing construction at the Record Ridge project pending a judicial review. The company intends to appeal the injunction and noted that the judicial review hearing has been moved forward to May 5, 2026.
West High Yield has initiated a proprietary metallurgical pilot program at its Record Ridge project to validate processing scalability. The company also reported progress in securing environmental and water permits and successfully closed a $500,000 non-brokered private placement.
