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Stillwater Critical Minerals Corp

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Stillwater Critical Minerals Corp., a mineral exploration company, engages in the acquisition, exploration, and development of mineral properties in Canada and the United States. The company explores for gold, platinum group metals, palladium, nickel, copper, and cobalt deposits. Its flagship project is the 100%-owned Stillwater West project that comprise 763 claims covering an area of approximately 61 square kilometers located in Stillwater District, Montana. The company was formerly known as Group Ten Metals Inc. and changed its name to Stillwater Critical Minerals Corp. in June 2022. Stillwater Critical Minerals Corp. was headquartered in Vancouver, Canada.

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Stillwater Critical Minerals Corp

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Precious Metal

Founded

October 15, 2007

Reporting Currency

CAD

Contact Phone

(604) 357-4790

Headquarters Address

409 Granville Street , Vancouver , BC V6C 1T2 , CA

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NI Nickel Primary
CU Copper Primary
PD Palladium Primary
PT Platinum Primary
AU Gold Byproduct

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PGE TSXV • CAD
PGE:CVE
PGEZF OTC • USD
PGEZF:OTCMKTS

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Stillwater Critical Minerals: Neighbor on Strike. The PEA Will Stand Alone

Stillwater Critical Minerals: Neighbor on Strike. The PEA Will Stand Alone

Mining Network
15 days ago 11:09

Key Highlights

detailed
  • The new MRE holds about 5 billion lb of combined copper, nickel and cobalt, 7.7 million oz of PGMs and gold, plus separately 6.6 billion lb of chromium, and Rowley says the resource is now big enough that significant growth is not needed.
  • The priority is upgrading inferred resources to indicated and completing a substantive PEA in about a year (as of the September 2026 interview), deliberately built to stand alone without requiring government support.
  • Glencore is a supportive shareholder engaged through a quarterly technical committee, and Rowley says the company has well exceeded the tonnages and grades Glencore wanted to see.
  • There is no mine plan yet, but Rowley confirms the neighbor's underutilized sulphide flotation mills are relevant and a good processing fit given the similar nickel-copper sulphide ore.
  • Expected news flow as of the interview: near-term drill results, work on a 'QX' listing, a government-progress update, and likely the biggest drill program ever in the new year (a forward-looking statement).

Sibanye-Stillwater faces a labor strike at its Montana mines and Columbus plant while running costs above $1,300 an ounce against a stated $1,000 target. Stillwater Critical Minerals confirms no talks with its neighbor, though analysts model its future feed through Sibanye's two underused sulfide mills and smelter-refinery. A 29.4-million-tonne indicated and 805-million-tonne inferred resource underpins a standalone PEA (preliminary economic assessment — a first-pass economics study) in about a year. Shareholder Glencore wants a bigger US footprint and joined Project Vault, the new US critical-minerals stockpile program. Near-term news flow includes drill results, an OTCQX listing, metallurgy work, and plans for the company's largest drill program in 2027.

Eastport Critical Metals ($EVI.V | $EVIIF): Targeting a Large-Scale Copper Opportunity in Botswana

Eastport Critical Metals ($EVI.V | $EVIIF): Targeting a Large-Scale Copper Opportunity in Botswana

Investor TV
21 days ago 35:20

Key Highlights

detailed
  • The hosts say Stillwater offers strong polymetallic optionality, with more than 7.4 million ounces of gold and PGMs plus exposure to nickel, copper and rhodium.
  • John says Stillwater's third mineral resource estimate expanded the resource substantially; the shares were about US$0.28 after recently reaching US$0.37.
  • John highlights Stillwater's use of Ivanhoe's field team as an underappreciated feature of the story.
  • Don argues that nickel demand from batteries could benefit Stillwater and describes its mix of nickel, copper and PGMs as attractive.

Eastport's flagship Matsitama spans 1,854 square kilometres, with a 30-kilometre copper soil anomaly guiding geophysics and initial drilling. Semarule's first assay returned 330 metres of continuous rare-earth mineralization, while a central anomaly hole remains pending. Management prioritizes copper while advancing early-stage nickel, uranium, and rare-earth targets, using portfolio flexibility to allocate limited exploration capital. Botswana offers year-round access, established infrastructure, relatively straightforward permitting, and mining laws rooted in English law, according to Major. Major says Eastport holds $2.5 million cash and plans about 5,000 metres across projects, including 2,000 metres at Matsitama.

Rua Gold ($RUA | $NZAUF): Unlocking Reefton’s Historic Goldfield

Rua Gold ($RUA | $NZAUF): Unlocking Reefton’s Historic Goldfield

Investor TV
25 days ago 42:41

Key Highlights

brief
  • The host describes Stillwater Critical Minerals as having a deposit where ~52% of revenue is nickel and ~15% is copper (~67% combined), trading at ~C$0.29 at the time of recording.
  • The host references a recent interview with Stillwater CEO Mike Rowley as the source for the company's nickel-copper revenue mix.

Reefton's Old Creek targets first antimony-gold concentrate by mid-2028 from a 25,000 oz/year starter mine with $130M CapEx. Nine undrilled historic mines at Reefton support a hub-and-spoke expansion that could roughly double throughput. Antimony co-product (25% antimony, 80 g/t gold) drew metal trader Mercuria into a $5M strategic investment. New Zealand's fast-track permitting compresses mine approvals to about six months; application is due October. Three oversubscribed, warrant-free raises let Rua Gold fund the permitting path with minimal dilution overhang.

Stillwater Critical Minerals ($PGE | $PGEZF): Updated Polymetallic Resource Sets the Stage for a PEA

Stillwater Critical Minerals ($PGE | $PGEZF): Updated Polymetallic Resource Sets the Stage for a PEA

Investor TV
26 days ago 39:46

Key Highlights

detailed
  • Mike announces the third and substantially larger mineral resource estimate, dated August 27 in the run-up to the September 2026 conference: 4.82 billion pounds of nickel/copper/cobalt plus 7.43 million ounces of palladium/platinum/rhodium/gold, including a debut 29 Mt indicated category at 0.38% NiEq.
  • Mike emphasizes an additional 6.6 billion pounds of chromium, not captured in the nickel-equivalent cut-offs, which he calls America's biggest and best chromium district.
  • Mike lays out the polymetallic mix as roughly 3 billion pounds of nickel, 1.5 billion pounds of copper, and 283 million pounds of cobalt, calling the deposit the largest rhodium resource in North America.
  • Mike says the company is funded (around $10 million USD cash), permitted, and has three rigs turning (two on Iron Mountain, one on Chrome Mountain), and discloses a Red Cloud initiation with a CA$250 share price target.
  • Mike and Don agree the next milestone is a PEA in roughly the next year, after which the asset would be shopped to majors, with Mike explicitly stating a PFS is not needed before a sale.

Stillwater Critical Minerals released its third, largest MRE: 4.82 billion pounds of nickel-copper-cobalt and 7.43 million ounces of PGMs (platinum-group metals) and gold. Stillwater's Montana project applies South Africa's Platte Reef bulk-mining model, targeting AISC (all-in sustaining cost) near $600 per 4E ounce. CEO Rowley plans a PEA in about a year but skips a full PFS, aiming to upgrade resources and attract a major's bid. Hosts frame Stillwater as a 'buy-and-forget' optionality play: buy ounces cheap, let the PEA re-rate them, then wait for Glencore or another major to bid. The U.S. has only one small nickel mine and no nickel processing capacity; Rowley is engaging D.C. on funding but says grants take time.

Stillwater Critical Minerals – Updated MRE More Than Doubles The Mineral Resource at Stillwater West

Stillwater Critical Minerals – Updated MRE More Than Doubles The Mineral Resource at Stillwater West

The KE Report
about 1 month ago 17:33

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  • The guest argues the updated inferred mineral resource at Stillwater West more than doubles the previous estimate, at a 0.34% total nickel-equivalent grade containing 4.8 billion pounds of nickel, copper, and cobalt plus 7.4 million ounces of platinum, palladium, gold, and rhodium (as of 2026-09-04).
  • Rowley frames the deposit as roughly 40–50% nickel by value, with the rest unusually well balanced — each of the other metals contributing at least 5% and some 10–15% — and says that balance is part of what Glencore likes about the project.
  • He says the resource now covers four deposits across about 10 kilometers of the lower Stillwater Complex, with 267 million tons at the 0.35% nickel-equivalent cut-off (~$9/ton gross value rock) split roughly between Iron Mountain and Chrome Mountain, both flagged as potential starter operations.
  • He outlines a pivot from expansion to infill and indicated-category drilling (three rigs running in Montana, with more rigs floated for 2027), and identifies a PEA as the next milestone, with timing the guest calls 'certainly reasonable' for 2027.
  • The guest highlights recovery-friendly features: high sulfur (0.843%), conventional flotation work being supported by Glencore's XPS, hydromet work with a Columbia University advisor, and $6 million in DOE grants partially directed at metallurgy.

Updated MRE more than doubled Stillwater West to 805M tonnes Inferred plus 29M tonnes Indicated at 0.34% NiTEq — polymetallic scale. Roughly 40-50% of Stillwater West's value is nickel; copper, cobalt, PGMs, gold and chromium each layer on 5-15% — an unusually balanced polymetallic suite. Stillwater West now holds the largest known rhodium deposit in North America and the largest nickel-cobalt resource in any active US mining district. Glencore's 13% strategic stake signals major-producer interest, drawn by 267M tonnes of mid-grade 0.35% NiTEq rock offering 30-40-year production optionality. Three rigs are pivoting from expansion to infill drilling ahead of a Preliminary Economic Assessment expected next year, supported by $6M in DOE grants.

Resource Triples to 805Mt & PEA Next Year | Stillwater Critical Minerals

Resource Triples to 805Mt & PEA Next Year | Stillwater Critical Minerals

Mining Network
about 1 month ago 19:35

Key Highlights

detailed
  • Their third MRE tripled the resource on the Montana project to 805 Mt including a first indicated category, on what Rowley calls the third-largest layered magmatic system globally
  • Four deposits sit across a 10 km core within a 33 km total land package on the lower Stillwater complex; the CZ and Central zones are now merged and HDR is expected to be added in a future update
  • Gross-value scenarios range from $130/t at the 0.5% subset (the 83 Mt at 0.71%) down to $60/t at 0.2%, and Rowley says a dual-track PEA (higher-grade starter plus bulk-tonnage option) is being considered internally
  • A PEA is targeted for next year once metallurgy is complete; a PEA does not require indicated resources, only a PFS does, per Rowley
  • Three rigs are turning on the Montana focus with $15 million in cash after a $17 million raise late last year, more rigs are expected next year, and the inferred category holds 6.6 billion pounds of chromium

Stillwater Critical Minerals tripled inferred resources at Stillwater West to 805Mt at 0.34% NiTEq, adding a first 29.4Mt of indicated tonnes at 0.38% NiTEq. Management is targeting a 2027 PEA after further flotation testwork, noting a PEA does not require indicated resources but a PFS does. The polymetallic system lists 10 critical minerals, with 6.6 billion pounds of inferred chromium left without recovery or economic assumptions pending metallurgy. Three rigs are turning in Montana with C$15M in treasury, while the company engages Glencore's technical team and US government officials on the deposit. Management benchmarks Stillwater West against Sibanye-Stillwater's loss-making US PGM operations and Platreef's roughly $599 per 4oz AISC as a cost target.

Stillwater Critical Minerals-Visual Update Of The 2026 Exploration Strategy & Upcoming Key Catalysts

Stillwater Critical Minerals-Visual Update Of The 2026 Exploration Strategy & Upcoming Key Catalysts

The KE Report
3 months ago

Key Highlights

detailed
  • Rowley says an updated mineral resource estimate — the company's first built on a geologic model, with models now received from Mine Technical Services — is expected in Q3 2026 and should grow the 2023 resource.
  • The 2023 resource stands at 12 million tons at over 1% nickel-equivalent in the high-grade scenario, 120 million tons at 0.51% in the mid-grade, and about a quarter-billion tons at 0.39% in the base case, with 1.64 billion pounds of battery metals and 3.8 million ounces of palladium — plus 2.3 billion pounds of chromium excluded.
  • Management says the company is fully funded after a $17 million raise in late December and is running its biggest-ever three-rig campaign, with pads testing the gaps between the Chrome Mountain and Iron Mountain zones (CZ, Central, HTR).
  • Support includes three Glencore investments in three years, $6 million of DOE grants in place, engagement with the Department of War on three channels including chromium, and metallurgical studies plus PEA-level thinking as the stated next step.
  • An ambient noise seismic tomography survey, contracted to start in August 2026, will combine all geology, geophysics and geochemistry datasets in a machine-learning exercise to generate future drill targets.

Stillwater Critical Minerals expects a geologic-model-based mineral resource update in Q3, adding 14 holes from its 2023 and 2025 drilling. A fully funded three-rig 2026 campaign targets the gaps between Chrome Mountain and Iron Mountain, which are shaping up as two deposits. Management applies South African Bushveld and Platreef-style geology in Montana, arguing magmatic layering controls thick, near-surface, polymetallic mineralization. Glencore keeps backing the company through repeated financings, while $6 million in federal grants and chromium's strategic status support the critical minerals case. Pending assays and machine-learning geophysics aim to sharpen drill targeting before metallurgical studies and preliminary economic assessment (PEA) work begin.

Stillwater Critical Minerals– A Visual Exploration Update Of The 2025 Drill Program & 2026 Catalysts

Stillwater Critical Minerals– A Visual Exploration Update Of The 2025 Drill Program & 2026 Catalysts

The KE Report
7 months ago

Stillwater Critical Minerals provides visual exploration update on 2025 drill program targeting critical mineral deposits in Montana 2026 catalysts include expanded drilling results, resource updates, and potential milestone developments for investors to monitor Company focuses on platinum group metals and critical minerals positioning for growing EV and clean energy demand

Stillwater Critical Minerals – Exploration and Resource Estimate Update Catalysts In 2026

Stillwater Critical Minerals – Exploration and Resource Estimate Update Catalysts In 2026

The KE Report
8 months ago

Stillwater Critical Minerals positioning for significant catalysts in 2026 with exploration updates and resource estimate revisions. Company focusing on critical minerals development in the Stillwater region, targeting strategic metals for growing demand. Investment thesis centers on upcoming exploration results and resource expansion potential driving shareholder value.

Articles

Stillwater Critical Minerals Lays Out Its Biggest Resource Yet, With a PEA as the Next Hurdle

Stillwater Critical Minerals CEO Mike Rowley walked investors through the company's third and largest polymetallic resource update, released August 27, framing it as the anchor for a Preliminary Economic Assessment targeted within roughly a year, with Glencore at 13% and Red Cloud initiating coverage at a C$250 price target.

26 days ago
Stillwater Critical Minerals ($PGE | $PGEZF): Updated Polymetallic Resource Sets the Stage for a PEA
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Stillwater Critical Minerals Outlines Path to PEA After Tripling Resource to 805Mt

Stillwater Critical Minerals has tripled its resource to 805Mt — its first with any indicated category — and is pushing toward a PEA next year. CEO Mike Rowdy frames the broader multi-mineral footprint as a strategic asset: both a takeover target and, potentially, an acquirer of neighboring Sibanye's US PGE operations.

about 1 month ago
Resource Triples to 805Mt & PEA Next Year | Stillwater Critical Minerals
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