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Go Metals Corp. reports exploration and project-development updates for Canadian critical-metals assets, with recent news centered on the KM98 vanadium titanomagnetite project in Québec. Company releases describe metallurgical testing of oxide mineralization, magnetite and ilmenite concentrate work, iron-vanadium concentrate results, exploration authorizations, bulk sampling, and technical partnerships related to KM98.
Go Metals news also covers the Monster IOCG copper project in Yukon, natural hydrogen claim staking through Deep Hydrogen Corp. in Ontario and Québec, and the use of GeoDL and other artificial-intelligence tools for geological analysis. Corporate updates include option-agreement changes, private placements, share consolidation matters, and exploration-permit disclosures.
Go Metals (OTC:GOCOF) reports bench-scale metallurgical results from the 100%‑owned KM98 vanadium‑titanomagnetite project in Quebec and announces a non‑brokered private placement of up to 4,000,000 units at $0.05 for gross proceeds up to $200,000.
Bench tests produced up to 66% iron concentrate at 250 μm, up to 48.4% TiO2 ilmenite co‑product, >90% magnetite recovery, low silica (0.46%), and a ~0.6% V2O5 credit; testing used conventional physical separation and iso‑accredited labs.
Go Metals (CSE: GOCO / OTC: GOCOF) and Flow Metals mutually terminated the Option Agreement dated February 9, 2026, for the 100% option on the Monster IOCG project near Dawson City.
The termination and release agreement was executed March 25, 2026; no shares, cash or other consideration were issued, the option was not exercised, and no transfer of the Monster Project occurred.
Go Metals (CSE: GOCOF) reports Phase 1 metallurgical results from KM98 and an option agreement on the Monster Project with Flow Metals dated February 9, 2026. Phase 1 produced magnetite concentrates up to 68.5% Fe and ilmenite concentrates ~33% Ti. Coarse liberation (100-250 µm) and conventional magnetic/gravity methods were effective.
Under the Option Agreement Flow Metals will issue 3,000,000 Flow shares on closing, 3,000,000 shares on year one, pay $2,000,000 on feasibility and $2,000,000 at production start; Go Metals keeps a 2% NSR. A 1-for-2 share consolidation to ~13,330,307 post-consolidation shares is planned, effective Feb 13, 2026.
Go Metals (CSE: GOCO) has launched metallurgical testing at its KM98 Vanadium Titanomagnetite Project in Quebec. The company collected ten large samples weighing 10-15 kilograms each from the Roadside Occurrence, covering a 240-metre section of a twelve-kilometer magnetic anomaly.
Testing will be conducted by IOS Géosciences in Chicoutimi, focusing on recovery and concentrate quality for magnetite, ilmenite, and vanadium, along with data on nickel, cobalt, copper, and scandium. Preliminary results are expected in December 2025, with the findings aimed at supporting future economic studies.
Go Metals (CSE: GOCO) has announced plans for a bulk sampling program at its KM98 Vanadium Titanomagnetite Project in Havre-Saint-Pierre to support a maiden metallurgical study. The program will focus on the central portion of a 12-kilometer-long magnetic anomaly near road-accessible terrain.
The company has also formed a research partnership with INRS and UQAC for academic research in the HSP anorthosite complex. The three-year study, pending grant approval, has a proposed budget of up to $300,000. Additionally, Go Metals highlighted its flagship Monster Project in Yukon, a district-scale IOCG system with high-grade copper and cobalt mineralization, which is permitted for advanced exploration through 2032.
Go Metals Corp (CSE: GOCO) has announced exploration plans for its Monster IOCG copper project in Yukon's Dawson Region. The company has outlined a 2,500-metre diamond drill program targeting three priority areas: Beast, Bloom, and Arena.
The 100%-owned Monster Project spans 62 square kilometres and features high-grade copper-cobalt mineralization, with rock samples showing up to 22% copper and 9.6% cobalt. The project area contains the largest known portion of the Wernecke breccia, extending over 17 kilometers.
Key highlights include:
- Class 3 exploration license valid until 2032
- Mineralization at Arena and Bloom targets extends over 125 and 150 metres respectively
- Project is located 85 km north of Dawson City
- Planned drill program budget of approximately $1,000,000 to be funded through future private placement
Go Metals Corp. (CSE: GOCO) has announced the acquisition of five new projects in Ontario and Quebec through its new subsidiary, Deep Hydrogen Corp. The projects, totaling 5,641 hectares, are focused on natural hydrogen exploration in the Canadian Shield. The company has staked five road-accessible claim blocks: Hydra (1,987 hectares), Fornax (1,049 hectares), Ursa (812 hectares), Aquila (626 hectares), and Cygnus (1,167 hectares).
The projects were selected based on analysis of geological units, fault networks, and surficial hydrogen indicators. The company plans to conduct spring work programs involving soil gas sampling and analysis, focusing on testing gas accumulation at the surface. The exploration strategy leverages the company's experience in nickel exploration and understanding of serpentinization, a process critical for hydrogen production.
Go Metals Corp. (CSE: GOCO) has announced the creation of a new wholly owned subsidiary, Deep Hydrogen Corp, focusing on hydrogen exploration. This initiative aligns with the company's goal of contributing to a sustainable future. Go Metals plans to utilize its advanced GeoDL suite of augmented exploration tools to evaluate natural hydrogen targets across Ontario and Quebec.
The company has partnered with Enki GeoSolutions in Quebec to identify prospective targets. Stephan Séjourné, P.Geo., an experienced exploration geologist and founder of Enki GeoSolutions, will contribute his expertise in natural hydrogen exploration. Séjourné has recently authored research reports on the potential for natural hydrogen in Quebec, funded by the Quebec government and prepared in collaboration with the Institut national de la recherche scientifique (INRS-ETE).
Go Metals Corp. (CSE: GOCO) reports high-grade vanadium and titanium from reconnaissance at the KM98 critical metals project in Québec. Key findings include:
- Multiple titanium-vanadium-bearing massive oxides occurrences
- TiO2 values up to 48% and 0.37% V2O5
- Samples from all targets had at least 0.2% V2O5
- Electromagnetic responses suggest oxides are the source of airborne EM signature
The project is located 35 km north of the Lac Tio Mine. Preliminary SEM results show vanadium hosted in titanomagnetite. The geological setting is similar to other significant magmatic Fe-Ti-V oxide deposits globally.