Surrounded by Giants, This Nevada Explorer Is Targeting the Next Big Discovery

In a part of Nevada known for billion-dollar mining legacies, Glenstar Minerals Inc. (CSE: GSTR, OTCQB: GSTRF) is zeroing in on what could be the next big critical mineral discovery.

Their flagship project, Green Monster, sits in the Goodsprings mining district—flanked by some of the most iconic mining camps in the state:

Barrick’s massive Cortez Mine to the north, Round Mountain to the east, and the gold-rich Battle Mountain district to the west.

This is ground where fortunes have been made. But what’s different this time?

Glenstar is bringing modern tech and fresh eyes to a place many thought had already given up its best.

New magnetic surveys and reinterpreted geology are pointing to a deep-seated target that past operators never had the tools—or the mandate—to chase. Early samples are already showing grades of 3.5% copper and 2.8% nickel. That’s serious critical mineral potential.

With a drilling program recently completed – ahead of schedule and underbudget – the next major update could be just around the corner.

And the timing? Couldn’t be better.

The U.S. Critical Mineral Race Is Heating Up—Fast

TSMC semiconductor manufacturing facility, image courtesy of TSMC¹

Just a few hours south, Arizona is being transformed.

Since 2020, TSMC has poured over $165 billion into a semiconductor mega-campus in Phoenix.¹

With help from $6.6 billion in CHIPS Act funding,² they’re building fabs, packaging plants, and an R&D center³ that will supply Apple, Nvidia, AMD, and Broadcom with advanced AI chips.

It’s a bet on American dominance in the next great tech wave.

That’s why copper, cobalt, nickel, and rare earths are suddenly front and center in U.S. policy. The White House has unlocked over $50 billion to reshore chip production,⁴ and the Defense Production Act has been invoked to ramp up domestic mining.⁵

Washington is now treating these minerals like oil in the 1970s—too strategic to leave in foreign hands.⁶

As tensions with China escalate, and global supply chains bend under pressure, companies like Glenstar Minerals Inc. (CSE: GSTR, OTCQB: GSTRF) are stepping into the spotlight – potentially helping to plug one of the biggest holes in America’s industrial supply chain.

AI Infrastructure Needs More Than Just Code

Cooling plant in Google’s Oregon data center, image courtesy of Google²

AI runs on hardware. And hardware runs on minerals.

Every data center, chip foundry, and AI supercomputer needs massive amounts of copper—for wiring, conductors, and heat dissipation.⁷ They need cobalt and nickel for thermal stability and power storage.⁸⁹ They need zinc and rare earths for the chips themselves—and even antimony for the doping process that turns raw silicon into smart processors.¹⁰

That’s why prices are spiking. Copper is up more than 30% YTD.¹¹ Nickel is projected to double by 2034. And the cobalt market is surging alongside the explosion in EVs and data centers.¹²

Glenstar Minerals Inc. (CSE: GSTR, OTCQB: GSTRF) is sitting on a portfolio that touches all of them—right when the U.S. is looking for domestic sources.

Green Monster: A Historic Mine with New Strategic Importance

The Cortez Mine in Nevada, image courtesy of Barrick Gold

Glenstar Minerals’ Green Monster property sits right in the heart of one of the world’s richest mineral regions, surrounded by some of Nevada’s largest and most successful mines.

Nevada itself ranks in the top four for overall domestic mineral production—and it’s the undisputed leader in gold production in the U.S.¹³

To the north, Barrick Gold’s Cortez Mine has been pumping out gold for decades, generating billions in revenue and cementing its status as one of Nevada’s premier mining hubs.

Just west lies the Battle Mountain District, home to some of the state’s most prolific mines, including operations run by Newmont and Barrick. This district remains a hotspot for large-scale exploration and development.

To the east, the Round Mountain Mine has long been a cornerstone of Nevada’s mining legacy.

Together, these massive mining operations form a powerful ring around Green Monster, offering access to critical infrastructure, deep industry expertise, and a thriving mining ecosystem.

Glenstar Minerals Inc. (CSE: GSTR, OTCQB: GSTRF) is positioned to tap into this legacy as it advances its own high-value resources, targeting copper, cobalt, nickel, zinc, and rare earths.

Positioned in the Prolific Goodsprings District

The Green Monster property lies within Nevada’s Goodsprings district—a region with a rich mining history and a jurisdiction that’s welcoming to exploration and development.

Once Clark County’s largest mineral producer, Goodsprings has a recorded historical production value exceeding $31 million¹⁴—accounting for more than 40% of the county’s total mineral output.

That’s a staggering contribution, especially considering Nevada’s reputation as one of the world’s top mining regions.

For decades, the Goodsprings district helped fuel industrial America, but much of its deeper mineral potential remains largely untouched.

Spanning over 700 acres, Green Monster borders patented claims with proven production records.¹⁵

The original Green Monster Mine was a steady producer of copper, zinc, silver, lead, and uranium, with historical records showing more than 2 million pounds of zinc extracted during earlier development phases.¹⁶

But like many legacy mines, early operations focused on near-surface veins using outdated methods—leaving deeper deposits undiscovered.

That’s where Glenstar’s modern approach changes the game.

Using advanced geophysical surveys, the company has uncovered promising subsurface anomalies that earlier miners simply couldn’t detect.

Recent surface sampling has returned impressive grades: up to 3.5% copper, 2.8% nickel, and 0.15% cobalt.

With permits in hand and a top-tier drilling contractor mobilized,¹⁷ Glenstar Minerals Inc. (CSE: GSTR, OTCQB: GSTRF) has now completed its drill program—ahead of schedule and under budget.

Results are expected any day now, as the company moves quickly to unlock this project’s full potential—right in the middle of a critical minerals hotspot.

Wildhorse: Glenstar’s Strategic Dark Horse Project

While Green Monster is the flagship, Glenstar’s newly acquired Wildhorse project in Mineral County could be just as important.

The 900-acre property offers a different kind of critical mineral exposure—including tungsten, bismuth, and antimony—all crucial to chipmaking and defense tech.

Surface samples at Wildhorse are already showing:

1% copper
350 ppm tungsten
7,000 ppm antimony

These are early signs, but in a geopolitically charged market where the U.S. imports 75% of its antimony from China, even small domestic deposits are getting major attention.

Wildhorse is next in line for modern geophysics and targeted drilling, expanding Glenstar Minerals’ (CSE: GSTR, OTCQB: GSTRF) footprint and its potential mineral inventory.

The Bottom Line

The AI race is no longer just about who writes the best algorithms. It’s about who controls the raw materials that make computing possible.

Glenstar Minerals (CSE: GSTR, OTCQB: GSTRF) is going after those materials in a part of the world that’s produced billions in gold, copper, and critical metals—and it’s doing it with the kind of exploration tools legacy miners never had.

With two projects in proven districts, a fully funded drill program¹⁸ with drill results due any day, and a front-row seat to the U.S. semiconductor buildout, Glenstar is digging into the foundation of America’s next industrial era.

Learn more about Glenstar Minerals on their official site.

¹https://www.tsmc.com/static/abouttsmcaz/index.htm
²https://pr.tsmc.com/english/news/3210
³https://pr.tsmc.com/english/news/3210
⁴https://www.cfr.org/in-brief/what-chips-act
⁵https://www.energy.gov/articles/president-biden-invokes-defense-production-act-accelerate-domestic-manufacturing-clean
⁶https://www.cfr.org/blog/rebalancing-chinas-economy-stimulus-confidence-and-self-sufficiency
⁷https://www.cnbc.com/2025/02/08/tech-megacaps-to-spend-more-than-300-billion-in-2025-to-win-in-ai.html
⁸https://www.houstonchronicle.com/business/real-estate/article/apple-nvidia-ai-factory-houston-manufacturing-20279437.php
⁹https://apnews.com/article/copper-tariff-prices-ai-energy-china-trump-df365850cd0e9acb293d5b676f839e78#
¹⁰https://www.cobaltinstitute.org/essential-cobalt-2/enabling-technology/
¹¹https://www.grandviewresearch.com/industry-analysis/cobalt-market-report
¹²https://www.datacenterfrontier.com/sponsored/article/55282507/nickel-zinc-the-data-center-shift-beyond-lithium-ion-and-lead-acid
¹³https://www.westcoastmet.com/hi-tech-semiconductor-1
¹⁴https://www.e-mj.com/features/nevada-a-leader-in-gold-production/
¹⁵https://westernmininghistory.com/towns/nevada/goodsprings/
¹⁶https://glenstar.ca/Projects/green-monster/
¹⁷https://glenstar.ca/glenstar-minerals-hires-midnight-sun-drilling-inc-for-first-ever-drill-program-on-nickel-copper-cobalt-green-monster/
¹⁸https://glenstar.ca/glenstar-minerals-hires-midnight-sun-drilling-inc-for-first-ever-drill-program-on-nickel-copper-cobalt-green-monster/

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