• Blue Moon Metals reported new tungsten assay results from its Springer project in Nevada during an 18,000-meter historical core re-assay program.
• Drillhole NM-30 returned 0.3 meters grading 7.82% WO3 from 183.5 meters, the highest-grade intercept identified in the East Sutton Beds.
• Management flagged the interval as previously unsampled in 1977, not yet in current skarn modeling, with follow-up drilling planned this year.
• Re-assays from NM-45 confirmed 9.44 meters at 0.26% WO3 from 342.4 meters, with a new 3.8-meter interval at 0.18% WO3 from 372.1 meters.

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