Viking Mines reports results from its historic Linka tungsten project in Nevada. The company says it has achieved a 76% tungsten recovery, attributing the outcome to straightforward processing conducted ahead of maiden drilling at the site. Separately, Viking Mines also reports confirmation of a tungsten-rich stockpile at Linka, with grades reported up to 1.1% tungsten trioxide. The company states that ore sorting test work is now underway to evaluate how the stockpile material can be processed or separated. The disclosures link the two updates to ongoing work at the project: performance from initial processing tests and characterization of the on-site material available for future development. Across the outlets, the news centers on the same project and same figures—76% recovery from processing work and up to 1.1% WO3 in the stockpile—along with the next step of ore sorting trials prior to further drilling activities.