Critical Resources Ltd managing director Tim Wither talked with Proactive about high-grade tungsten results from the Granite Creek target within the Croesus Project on New Zealand’s South Island. Wither explained that Granite Creek sits within the company’s wider Croesus Project, located in the ranges above Barrytown on the West Coast. The company has completed first-pass work at the tungsten target, following up historical high-grade tungsten indications with fresh channel and bedrock sampling. The standout result came from channel sample A1419, which returned 0.41 metres at 16.63% tungsten trioxide, or WO₃, from an in-situ quartz-scheelite vein. The sample was taken perpendicular to the vein and is considered to represent the true width at that location. Wither said the result was “very, very high grade,” adding that Granite Creek had also returned repeat high-grade assays across a 600-metre area. The results included nine of 25 samples returning between 0.67% and 16.63% WO₃, with six samples above 1% WO₃ and three above 2% WO₃. Wither said the company had also identified parallel lodes of quartz veining through the Barrytown ridgeline and historical grades of up to 20% WO₃ on the other side of the ridge. The discussion also covered Critical Resources Ltd’s plans to progress mapping, apply for the exploration permit and prepare for potential drilling, while maintaining work across its broader portfolio, including lithium assets in Ontario and gold potential at Croesus. Visit Proactive’s YouTube channel for more videos, and don’t forget to give this video a like, subscribe to the channel and enable notifications for future content. #CriticalResources #ASXCRR #Tungsten #WO3 #GraniteCreek #CroesusProject #NewZealandMining #CriticalMinerals #MiningNews #ASXNews #Scheelite #ExplorationUpdate #WestCoastNZ #InvestorNews #ProactiveInvestors