Will Titan’s Expanding Mineralisation at Dynasty and Linderos Translate Into Market Gains?

Exploration Momentum Builds at Dynasty Gold Project

Titan Minerals Limited has delivered a robust quarter of exploration progress at its flagship Dynasty Gold Project in southern Ecuador. Diamond drilling at the Cerro Verde and Iguana prospects has confirmed both lateral and depth extensions to gold and silver mineralisation, with assays revealing multiple high-grade intercepts. Notably, results such as 7.8 meters at 2.5 grams per tonne gold and 30.2 grams per tonne silver at Cerro Verde underscore the project's growing potential.

Following a weather-induced pause, resource drilling resumed with two rigs targeting high-priority zones. Geological modelling and pit optimisation studies have identified compelling extensional and infill targets, setting the stage for a 6,000-meter resource conversion and upgrade drilling campaign. These efforts aim to refine the mineral resource estimate and potentially convert ounces into future Ore Reserves, enhancing the project's economic outlook.

Linderos Copper Project Advances with JV Partner Hanrine

Meanwhile, at the Linderos Copper Project, Titan's joint venture partner Hanrine Ecuadorian Exploration and Mining S.A., a subsidiary of Hancock Prospecting, has successfully completed its second earn-in milestone by drilling over 10,000 meters. This achievement increases Hanrine's stake in the project to 30%, with a third milestone underway involving an additional 15,000 meters of drilling.

Hanrine's drilling has delineated a large-scale porphyry copper-gold-molybdenum system extending over a 1-kilometer strike length and depth. Significant intercepts include a remarkable 735 meters at 0.23% copper equivalent from 385 meters depth, highlighting the system's scale and grade. The mineralised corridor remains open along strike and at depth, promising further discoveries as drilling continues.

Copper Duke Project and Corporate Developments

Preparations are also underway for drilling at the Copper Duke Project, with field reconnaissance mapping completed to prioritise targets for testing in the third quarter of 2025. This adds to Titan's portfolio of 100% owned copper projects, where exploration continues to unlock value.

On the corporate front, Titan Minerals maintains a healthy balance sheet with US$9.1 million in cash at quarter-end, supporting ongoing exploration and development activities. The company also issued performance rights and options to key personnel and advisors, aligning incentives with project milestones and shareholder value creation.

Looking Ahead

Looking forward, Titan plans to complete its Dynasty resource drilling campaign, deliver a mineral resource update, and advance study workstreams. Hanrine's continued drilling at Linderos is expected to yield further insights into the porphyry system's extent and grade. Collectively, these activities position Titan Minerals to capitalize on its growing resource base and joint venture partnerships in Ecuador's mineral-rich landscape.