Adamera Completes IP Survey at Max Prospect and Starts Work at Glix Prospect, South Hedley Property, BC
Adamera’s IP survey confirms a porphyry-scale target at its project, though the company faces insufficient cash runway and requires further capital raises.
Adamera Minerals Corp. (ADZ) has completed an induced polarization (IP) survey at the Max copper-gold target on its South Hedley Project in British Columbia. Inversion of the resulting IP data reveals a significant anomaly measuring 3 to 4 km along survey lines and 4 km from line to line, extending beyond the initial survey parameters. The company is integrating the inverted IP chargeability and resistivity data with 3D ground magnetic inversion and pending soil geochemistry to prioritize drill targets.
Drill permit applications for the Max target were submitted in February 2026 and remain pending. Meanwhile, field operations have shifted to the Glix gold skarn target, located approximately 12 km from Max, where IP surveying and soil sampling are ongoing. Soil sampling at Max collected 2,597 samples over the IP grid area, with results pending. The Glix anomaly shows gold values up to 4,280 ppb (dU) using the in-house detectORE method, coincident with a magnetic low and VLF-EM conductor. Technical notes emphasize that IP chargeability can be produced by non-economic minerals, such as pyrite and graphite, and that the anomaly has not been drill-tested.
Adamera Minerals Corp. (ADZ) confirmed the scale of the Max IP anomaly, a development consistent with earlier updates released in October. This validation supports the company’s exploration thesis while introducing no unexpected data. The update represents a standard operational milestone in the exploration lifecycle, transitioning from geophysical surveying to data integration and drill targeting.
No drill results, resource estimates, or financial transactions were disclosed, meaning the fundamental risk profile and valuation drivers remain unchanged. The information is expected and incremental, aligning with the company’s stated 2026 exploration plan and prior management commentary.
Adamera Minerals Corp. (ADZ) is a pre-revenue junior exploration company focused on precious and critical metals across Washington State and British Columbia. The company’s flagship projects include the South Hedley Project in British Columbia, which covers approximately 25,000 hectares, and the Washington Tungsten Hub in the United States.
The South Hedley property features two primary targets: the Max copper-gold porphyry target and the Glix gold skarn target. The property is located 18 km from Hudbay Minerals' Copper Mountain mine. Meanwhile, the Washington Tungsten Hub consolidates four scheelite-bearing properties, with Talisman serving as the flagship historic tungsten mine. The company is targeting domestic US supply ahead of federal procurement deadlines.
Adamera Minerals Corp. is currently in the exploration and target definition stage, with no mineral resources, reserves, or production.