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Critical Resources

Tungsten explorer.

explorer tungsten
Jun 2026Covered
4 of 10Topics on record
1 executiveNamed on the record
Stage
Explorer
Primary commodity
Tungsten
Latest appearance
23 Jun 2026
On record
1 interview · 11 statements · 1 executive

At a glance

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Grade
historical tungsten grades on the other side of the ridgeline up to 20%
Management-stated Tim Coughlin Jun 2026
What happens next
field mapping and applying for exploration permit before drilling
Management-stated Tim Coughlin Jun 2026
The main open question
Early-stage exploration with only first-pass sampling completed; drilling permit still pending application with no assured timeline.
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What management spends its time on

Counted from Critical Resources's own claims across 1 interview — most-covered theme first.

What outside voices pick up on

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▲ Bull case

Management says the Granite Creek tungsten target shows "stonkingly high-grade" bedrock samples up to 16.6% tungsten oxide across parallel quartz veining over 600 metres, plus gold to 13.3 g/t and antimony, all in shear light rock "very…

What it rests on
Evidence: 3 moments from 1 interview
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Management says the Granite Creek tungsten target shows "stonkingly high-grade" bedrock samples up to 16.6% tungsten oxide across parallel quartz veining over 600 metres, plus gold to 13.3 g/t and antimony, all in shear light rock "very amenable to extraction" in New Zealand's West Coast ranges.

▼ Bear case

Early-stage exploration with only first-pass sampling completed; drilling permit still pending application with no assured timeline.

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Early-stage exploration with only first-pass sampling completed; drilling permit still pending application with no assured timeline. Grade from surface bedrock samples does not establish an economic resource or reserve. No feasibility study, no financing announced, and no independent validation of the claims.

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Exploration permit application and approval (target: drilling by end of year).

What it rests on
Evidence: 2 moments from 1 interview
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Exploration permit application and approval (target: drilling by end of year). Field mapping completion and drilling campaign results on Granite Creek tungsten target.

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Project 9 statements

The deposit 5

Key takeaway. Regarding the deposit at Barrytown, Critical Resources' management reports that exploration has been upsized based on "quartz veining through the barrytown ridge line with parallel loads across a large area." They cite bedrock samples…

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across a 600-metre area returning from about 0.7 up to 16.6 percent tungsten oxide, including a specific interval of 0.4 of a meter at 16.6 percent tungsten oxide. The company also notes grades of up to 13.3 grams per tonne gold and some 0.7% antimony, as well as historical tungsten grades on the other side of the ridgeline up to 20% (all data from June 2026).

What was actually said
exploration upsize
quartz veining through the barrytown ridge line with parallel loads across a large area
“so there's parallel loads of these quartz veining through the through the through the barrytown ridge line um so from about 0 .7 up to the 16 .6 percent tungsten oxide”
Tim Coughlin· 23 Jun 2026·
grade
historical tungsten grades on the other side of the ridgeline up to 20%
“There's historical tungsten grates, and this is all shear light, so very amenable to extraction. But we have grates on the other side of the ridgeline up to 20%.”
Tim Coughlin· 23 Jun 2026·
grade
up to 13.3 grams per tonne gold and some 0.7% antimony
“we got up to 13 .3 grams per tonne and some 0 .7 % antimony”
Tim Coughlin· 23 Jun 2026·
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grade
0.4 of a meter at 16.6 percent tungsten oxide
“it's um just under half a meter 0 .4 of a meter at 16 .6 uh percent tungsten oxide so very very high grade”
Tim Coughlin· 23 Jun 2026·
grade
bedrock samples across a 600 metre area from about 0.7 up to 16.6 percent tungsten oxide
“bedrock samples across a 600 metre area so there's parallel loads of these quartz veining through the through the through the barrytown ridge line um so from about 0 .7 up to the 16 .6 percent tungsten oxide”
Tim Coughlin· 23 Jun 2026·

Jurisdiction 3

Key takeaway. Management of Critical Resources reports that its project is located in New Zealand's West Coast region, on the South Island, in ranges just above Barrytown and just north of Greymouth (June 2026).

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The company said it will apply for an exploration permit to allow drilling and is hoping to be drilling towards the end of the year (June 2026).

What was actually said
country
New Zealand
“we have talked in the past about everything but their project in new zealand it's their granite creek target with increases project”
Tim Coughlin· 23 Jun 2026·
permit status
Will apply for exploration permit to allow drilling; hoping to be drilling towards the end of the year
“We will go through the process and make the application for the exploration permit to allow us to drill and work through that process. But yeah, hoping that towards the end of the year we'll be up there with drilling.”
Tim Coughlin· 23 Jun 2026·
region
West Coast, South Island, Ranges just above Barrytown, just north of Greymouth
“it's it's in the hot it's in the ranges just above barrytown and that's on the west coast um of the south island”
Tim Coughlin· 23 Jun 2026·

Technical risk 1

What was actually said
key assumption
shear light, very amenable to extraction
“this is all shear light, so very amenable to extraction”
Tim Coughlin· 23 Jun 2026·

Timeline 2 statements

Timeline 2

Key takeaway. Critical Resources management reports that first-pass sampling has been completed on the Granite Creek tungsten target as of June 2026, and that field mapping and the application for an exploration permit are the next steps before drilling…

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can proceed.

What was actually said
milestone
field mapping and applying for exploration permit before drilling
“so now the next step is really field mapping and applying for the exploration permit so we're able to drill it”
Tim Coughlin· 23 Jun 2026·
milestone
first pass sampling completed on Granite Creek tungsten target
“is this first pass sampling isn't it for this project and you've come up with some stonkingly high -grade tungsten”
Tim Coughlin· 23 Jun 2026·

Sources 1 interview

Every interview 1

DateChannelInterviewStatements
23 Jun 2026 Proactive Investors Critical Resources tungsten discovery boosts Croesus Project 11

What else those interviews covered

Every other asset named in the same recordings, by how many of them named it — the company's coverage context, not its holdings. Where the name is another company we hold a record for, it links to it.

croesus project 1
granite creek 1
tungsten 1

Questions people ask

What is Critical Resources's project and where is it?

Critical Resources is a explorer tungsten company. Everything here is drawn from its executives' own interviews.

Which interviews mention Critical Resources?

We track 1 interview mentioning Critical Resources, across 1 channel (Proactive Investors).

What are investors saying about Critical Resources?

No independent commentary is on record yet — so far the page carries only the company's own voice.

What do recent interviews with Critical Resources cover?

The most-discussed topics on record are the deposit, jurisdiction, timeline, technical risk — each claim quoted and dated in the sections above.

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What is here

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What is not verified

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