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MAX Power Announces Special Meeting of Shareholders and Completion of Warrant Exercise for Total Proceeds of $3.75 Million
Natural Hydrogen Pioneer Secures $3.75M Warrant Exercise & Sprott Control Vote Amid Lawson Drill Ramp-Up

Executive Summary
- Big Energy (affiliate of Bitexco) exercised 8,333,333 share purchase warrants, generating $3.75 million in gross proceeds and increasing its ownership to 14.5% of MAX Power.
- The company announced a special meeting of shareholders for August 20, 2026, to seek approval for Eric Sprott to be designated as a "control person" under CSE rules.
- Sprott currently holds 17.98% of outstanding shares and controls 61.37% of all outstanding warrants. The vote is required because future warrant exercises could push his stake above the 19.9% threshold.
- Sprott recently completed a $25 million private placement on May 28, 2026, at $2.00 per unit, and has signed an undertaking not to exercise warrants beyond 19.9% without shareholder approval.
- Operationally, the company is nearing the start of a multi-well follow-up drill program at the Lawson Complex, a confirmed subsurface Natural Hydrogen system covering ~28 sq. km.
Material Impact
- The $3.75 million warrant exercise is a standard, expected corporate action that provides incremental working capital. It is not a transformative capital raise relative to the $25 million Sprott placement completed just weeks prior.
- The special meeting is a procedural governance step to maintain Sprott's ability to deploy additional capital via warrants. It does not alter the company's operational trajectory or asset base.
- No new drilling results, commercial contracts, or regulatory approvals are disclosed in this release. The update is purely financial and administrative in nature.
- The cash injection supports the ongoing Lawson drill program but does not materially extend the company's cash runway given the current burn rate.
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Company Overview
- MAX Power Mining Corp. is a natural hydrogen exploration company focused on the Genesis Trend in Saskatchewan, Canada.
- The company confirmed Canada's first subsurface natural hydrogen system at the Lawson Complex, with hydrogen concentrations up to 28.6% and helium co-production.
- MAX Power holds a 1.3 million-acre permitted land package along the 475-km Genesis Trend and is developing the MAXX LEMI AI-assisted exploration platform to scale discoveries.
- The company also maintains a significant equity position in Homeland Critical Minerals, which owns the Willcox Playa Lithium Project in Arizona, positioning MAX Power as a dual-asset clean energy and critical minerals play.
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