Adamera Expands Glix Prospect on South Hedley Gold Property

Executive Summary

• Adamera Minerals identified additional high‑grade gold soil anomalies at the Glix Prospect, with values up to 4.3 g/t Au (4,283 ppb).
• The company will commence a Notice of Work application and mobilize a crew to drill the Glix prospect and test the anomaly’s lateral limits.
• Sulphide mineralization (pyrrhotite‑arsenopyrite) was discovered within 300 m of the gold‑bearing soils, adding further exploration interest.

Key Details

• Soil samples from the Glix Prospect returned anomalous gold values ranging 24–4,283 ppb Au (up to 4.3 g/t).
• The anomaly covers approximately 90 × 50 m and remains open on all sides except east, where a fault terminates it.
• A high‑priority target is the 4.3 g/t sample; a crew will be mobilized to locate a bedrock source near this point.
• Adjacent sulphide mineralization (pyrrhotite‑arsenopyrite) was found within 300 m of the gold soils.
• The Glix Prospect lies on 100% owned South Hedley claims, ~10 km from Barrick Gold’s historic Nickel Plate Mine.
• Adamera will file a Notice of Work (NoW) under the Mines Act to initiate drilling at both the Glix and Max prospects.
• Historical context: the Hedley Gold Camp produced ≈2.5 million oz Au; the area hosts Late Triassic Hedley Formation host rocks for nearby mines.
• Qualified Person Gordon Gibson, P.Geo., has reviewed and approved the data in this release.

Notable Quotes

“This most recent sampling program … significantly advanced this project. The site with a soil sample containing 4.3 g/t gold … will be the focus of immediate prospecting.” – Mark Kolebaba, President & CEO