• Blue Moon Metals outlined a 67,000-meter, two-phase diamond drilling program at its Springer tungsten project in Nevada, starting in August.
• Work targets near-surface resource definition first, then deeper drilling to test extensions of high-grade scheelite zones; program expected to run into Q1 2027.
• Plan also includes re-logging and re-assaying 18,000 meters of historical core to support an updated geological model and future resource work.
• Additional evaluation covers historical stockpiles and tailings for potential mill feed, alongside updated metallurgical testing and ore-sorting trials.
• Company reiterated a previously announced production target of Q4 2027 for Springer.

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