Terra Critical Minerals Limited has received full land-access approval for the entire Glen Eden Tungsten Project in New South Wales, clearing the path for modern drilling across the deposit.

The property hosts an Exploration Target of 20 to 30 million tonnes at 0.18% to 0.29% $\text{WO}_3$ equivalent, defined to a depth of 100 to 150 metres. A review of historical data also identified an average bismuth grade of 121 ppm within the same target area.

Previous drilling at Glen Eden extends to approximately 395 metres in vertical depth, marking a significant increase over earlier disclosures that recorded vertical mineralisation of at least 120 metres. Historical work includes broad mineralised intervals such as 392 metres at 0.14% $\text{WO}_3$ equivalent from 3 metres in hole GENSW81-5, 282 metres at 0.28% $\text{WO}_3$ equivalent from 7 metres in GENSW80-13, and 235 metres at 0.25% $\text{WO}_3$ equivalent from 15 metres in GENSW80-2.

“Glen Eden is a substantial mineralised system with exceptional historical drilling widths and an Exploration Target that has only been defined to relatively shallow depths.”

“With access and approvals now progressing, our focus is on moving Glen Eden towards modern drilling. This will allow Terra to systematically test the scale and continuity of the mineralisation and, subject to successful results, provide the technical basis to evaluate the project towards a maiden Mineral Resource.”

— Andrew Vigar, Chairman

The company built its footprint in the New England region through the acquisitions of LCT Metals and Dundee Resources, securing four  exploration licences,

Terra is currently working through the remaining environmental, heritage, and statutory requirements ahead of the planned drilling program. The upcoming work is designed to test and further define the existing Exploration Target and support technical evaluation toward a maiden Mineral Resource.

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