Adamera Defines IP Anomaly with Minimum Width of 2.8km at Max Copper-Gold Target, South Hedley Project, BC, IP Program Resumes as Wildfire Risks Ease
Adamera’s South Hedley target IP anomaly expands to 2.8km, clearing the path for future drilling programs.
Adamera Minerals Corp. (ADZ) has released partial induced polarization (IP) survey results from the Max copper-gold target on its 100%-owned South Hedley property in British Columbia. The survey identified a chargeability anomaly measuring at least 2.8km in width, with evidence of full width up to 4km, that persists below 325m depth. Peak chargeability values exceeded 50 mV/V in the field, with inverted values reaching 77 mV/V on completed lines.
Preliminary portable XRF analysis of rock sample MR26-12 returned copper values between 200 and 2,000 ppm. Soil geochemistry outlines a 2x3 km copper-gold anomaly with a classic horseshoe pattern, while ground magnetic data defines a 2x3 km magnetic high interpreted as a buried intrusive body.
The IP survey, previously suspended due to BC wildfire restrictions, has resumed. Next steps include extending survey lines, processing approximately 1,800 soil samples, and advancing drill permit applications.
Adamera Minerals Corp. (ADZ) reported that its induced polarization (IP) results validate and expand upon prior magnetic and geochemical work, confirming the Max target as a large, deep-seated sulphide system consistent with a concealed porphyry. This development follows the May 2026 IP survey approval and the June 2026 flow-through financing that funded the program. The update does not introduce new financial data, strategic partnerships, or unexpected breakthroughs, but simply advances the project toward the promised drilling phase.
Adamera Minerals Corp. (ADZ) is a pre-revenue junior explorer focused on precious and critical metals across Washington State and British Columbia. The company’s flagship assets include the South Hedley project in British Columbia, which targets copper-gold porphyry and skarn systems at the Max and Glix prospects. Additionally, the Washington Tungsten Hub, comprising the Talisman, Tungsten Ridge, Pierre Creek, and Roosevelt properties, positions the company for domestic US tungsten supply ahead of 2027 defense procurement deadlines. The strategy centers on leveraging modern geophysics, including 3D magnetic inversion, IP, and VLF-EM, alongside geochemistry to identify drill-ready targets in established mining districts with minimal historical exploration.