When you hear the words “undervalued company,” most people run to lithium or AI. Very few even think about titanium, vanadium, or iron. That’s what makes Saga Metals Corp (OTCMKTS: SAGMF | TSXV: SAGA) so interesting. This company is in a space almost nobody is paying attention to, and that’s usually where real money is made.
I sat down with the CEO for an honest conversation about where they’re headed. After hearing how they’re positioning this company, I can tell you this is one of the most overlooked stories I’ve seen in the critical minerals sector in a long time.
A Company That’s Quietly Building
Saga Metals is developing several projects across Canada focused on the raw materials that power clean energy, defense, and infrastructure. They’re targeting titanium, vanadium, iron, lithium, and uranium. These aren’t hype metals. These are the ones that actually make the world work.
Their flagship property, the Radar Ti-V-Fe Project in Labrador, covers more than 24,000 hectares and sits only about 10 kilometers from a deep-water port. They’ve got road access, nearby power, and that matters because a lot of companies in this space are working in the middle of nowhere with no infrastructure. Saga doesn’t have that problem.
The Radar Project
Recent drill results are strong. One of the holes came back at 31.4 percent iron, 6.3 percent titanium dioxide, and 0.44 percent vanadium pentoxide. Another section hit 57.7 meters at 27 percent iron with solid titanium and vanadium numbers throughout. They’ve also confirmed more than 20 kilometers of oxide layering that’s still open for expansion.
For people new to this sector, that’s a big deal. Saga is exploring what’s called a vanadiferous titanomagnetite system. It’s rare to find that in North America. These types of deposits feed into aerospace, high-strength steel, and the new wave of grid battery technology. It’s not a short-term story. It’s a long-term supply chain play that could matter a lot to both the U.S. and Canada.
Why It’s Undervalued
Saga trades under SAGMF on the OTC and SAGA on the TSX Venture. Right now, the market cap doesn’t reflect the size of the opportunity or the type of metals they’re sitting on. The CEO made it clear this year and next year are all about drilling and proving it out. They’re running a 15,000-meter program to deliver their first official mineral resource estimate for Radar.
They’ve already added more claims, and they’ve got uranium and lithium exposure on top of that, which gives them balance. That’s smart. It spreads risk across multiple commodities that each have their own demand cycles.
My Take After the Interview
One thing that stuck with me from our talk was how focused the CEO is on execution. No hype. No overpromising. Just straight talk about what they need to do next and how they plan to do it. He told me, “We’re not chasing trends. We’re building value, drill by drill.” That’s exactly the type of mindset you want to see in a company at this stage.
If they keep hitting the grades they’ve been seeing and follow through on their resource estimate, the upside could be significant. Right now, very few investors are looking at Saga Metals, but the ones who are paying attention understand what this could become.
Final Thoughts
This isn’t financial advice, but I think Saga Metals is one of those stories people will look back on later and say, “I should’ve seen that one coming.” Everything is there: location, infrastructure, results, and leadership that actually sounds serious about building something real.
If you haven’t watched the full interview yet, check it out on Inside the Ticker. Listen to how the CEO talks about where this company is headed and make your own judgment.
Company Website: https://sagametals.com
Ticker: SAGMF (OTC) | SAGA (TSXV)
Host: Kenny Coinz – Marathon Money / Inside the Ticker
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