Adamera Continues to Expand the Max Copper-Gold Target: High Copper and Gold in Soil Coincident with IP Chargeability, South Hedley Project

Adamera Minerals Corp. (ADZ) has completed three additional induced polarization (IP) survey lines at its Max Copper-Gold Target on the South Hedley Property. All lines detected chargeability anomalies, expanding the defined anomaly to 3 to 4 km in width and 1.6 km of strike. The chargeability anomaly coincides with significant copper and gold in-soil values, peaking at 1,450 ppm Cu and 1.34 g/t Au.

The western limit of the anomaly is near line L1400, but it remains open to the east; the company plans to extend the survey eastward starting with line L3400. An additional 2,000 soil samples were collected during the 2026 program, with results pending. The South Hedley Property now covers over 24,000 hectares following the addition of over 4,700 hectares via Bromley claim applications.

Next steps include shifting the IP survey eastward, processing the pending soil samples, and advancing drill permit applications to test the chargeability anomaly.

Adamera Minerals Corp. (ADZ) released results from the ongoing induced polarization (IP) survey and soil sampling program at its Max target, marking a standard, incremental step in its exploration activities. The data confirms and expands upon partial IP results announced on September 2, 2026, which initially identified a 2.8 km width anomaly. The expansion of the anomaly size and its continued coincidence with high-grade soil geochemistry represent expected developments for a pre-drill exploration program.

The release does not include drill results, resource estimates, or financing announcements. The market likely anticipated this follow-up data as part of the planned 2026 exploration campaign, and the news does not alter the company's fundamental valuation or cash position.

Adamera Minerals Corp. (ADZ) is a pre-revenue junior explorer focused on precious and critical metals across Washington State and British Columbia. Its flagship project is South Hedley, a 24,000-hectare property located in the Hedley gold belt, 18 km from the Copper Mountain mine. Key targets on the property include the Max copper-gold porphyry and the Glix gold skarn.

The company also operates a Washington Tungsten Hub, which consolidates four scheelite-bearing tungsten properties in northeastern Washington, including the historic Talisman mine. This hub aims to capitalize on a ~900% surge in tungsten prices and U.S. defense supply chain needs. Currently in the grassroots exploration phase, Adamera utilizes 3-D magnetic inversions, geochemical surveys, and geophysics to identify drill-ready targets.