Western Star Resources Unveils New Investor Presentation Showcasing U.S. Tungsten Platform and 2026 Drill Targets

Western Star Resources Inc. (CSE: WSR, OTC: WSRIF, FRA: 4K2) has unveiled an updated investor presentation, marking a significant milestone in its transformation into a U.S.-focused tungsten exploration company. The presentation consolidates, for the first time, the historical production records, modern exploration results, and strategic plans for its three past-producing tungsten assets: Eagle Point in New Mexico, and Rowland and White Star in Nevada. The company highlights that it is moving from historical potential to modern data-driven exploration, with high-grade surface samples such as 27.6% WO(3) at Eagle Point and 4.02% WO(3) at Rowland, and a 3.00% WO(3) sample at White Star. These results, combined with advanced geophysical surveys and soil geochemistry, have defined priority drill targets, and the company has initiated drill permitting for the Nevada projects. The presentation is available on the company's website at www.westernstarresources.com.

Central to the company's strategy is the systematic advancement of the Eagle Point project, where it aims to generate enough modern data to potentially support a maiden NI 43-101 mineral resource estimate. The company notes that the U.S. Government historically prepared a Defense Minerals Exploration Administration contract to fund 75% of an exploration program at Eagle Point, but it was never executed. CEO Blake Morgan emphasizes that the company is now positioned to test this underexplored tungsten system with modern techniques. In Nevada, the Rowland and White Star projects form a consolidated Jarbidge–Charleston footprint, with a geochemical corridor spanning over one kilometer and multiple target zones identified through UAV magnetics. The company is also exploring the potential for U.S. government support for critical minerals, having submitted an application to a Defense Industrial Base Consortium solicitation.

Beyond tungsten, the presentation also covers the company's 100%-owned Western Star Project in British Columbia, which is drill-permitted and hosts multiple mineral occurrences. Western Star's strategy is disciplined: define targets, obtain approvals, drill, and advance toward compliant resources. With tungsten's strategic importance to defense and technology, the company believes its portfolio is highly relevant. However, the company cautions that there is no assurance that drilling will result in resource definition or that government funding will be secured. The updated presentation is a key tool for investors to understand the company's progress and future direction, as it lays out a clear pathway from historical data to modern exploration and potential resource development.