Eureka Metals Reports Consistent Scandium Mineralization at Québec Project

Eureka, CA, October 8, 2026 —

Eureka Metals has announced the identification of consistent scandium mineralization at its Tyee Titanium Project, located in Québec. The company has been conducting exploration activities at the site.

The discovery pertains to scandium, a critical rare earth element, and its presence indicates potential for future resource development. The Tyee Titanium Project is the focus of these recent exploration efforts by Eureka Metals. Details regarding the specific grades or quantities of scandium identified were not provided in the announcement. The company’s statement indicates that the mineralization is described as “consistent,” suggesting a degree of predictability in its occurrence within the project area.

Scandium is increasingly recognized for its applications in high-strength, lightweight aluminum alloys, particularly in the aerospace and automotive industries. It is also used in solid oxide fuel cells and advanced lighting. The demand for scandium has seen a steady rise due to its unique properties that enable weight reduction and improved performance in various technological applications.

Further exploration and evaluation will be necessary to determine the economic viability and scale of the scandium deposits at the Tyee Titanium Project. The contractor responsible for the exploration work was not identified, nor were specific timelines for subsequent phases of the project. Eureka Metals has not yet released information on potential development plans or future resource estimates following this initial identification of mineralization.

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