Lexston hires Geophasic for exploration at Garfield

Executive Summary

• Lexston Mining Corp. has engaged Geophasic Exploration LLC to conduct Phase 1 of the exploration program on its Garfield Hills property in Mineral County, Nevada.
• The work program is scheduled to mobilize on February 3, 2026, and will focus on identifying porphyry-related mineralization styles within the Pamlico district.
• The exploration strategy includes soil sampling, rock sampling, and geologic mapping, with a specific goal of identifying uranium mineralization outside of areas previously explored by other operators.

Key Details

• Contractor: Geophasic Exploration LLC.
• Property: Garfield Hills property, consisting of 128 mineral claims in Mineral County, Nevada, USA.
• Mobilization Date: February 3, 2026.
• Geological Focus: Identifying porphyry-related mineralization styles in the Pamlico district, which historically features skarn and carbonate replacement deposits around a Cretaceous intrusion.
• Target Minerals: Gold, silver, copper (within quartz veins in the intrusion), and uranium (outboard of prior operator areas).
• Planned Activities: Soil sampling, rock sampling, and geologic mapping of rocks known to host mineralization in the district.
• Strategic Context: The Garfield Hills project borders Guardian Metal Resources. Lexston is focusing work in areas highlighted by Guardian’s 3-D inversion modeling of magnetic data, which identified two large deep-seated intrusive/magnetic bodies at the high-grade and power line zones with a vertical extent of over 800 meters.

Notable Quotes

• "We are excited to begin our phase 1 work program on our Garfield project, which borders Guardian Metal Resources, and where Guardian has recently completed extensive work. Guardian has stated on their website, three-dimensional (3-D) inversion modelling of magnetic data highlights two large deep-seated intrusive/magnetic bodies at the high-grade and power line zones, these have a vertical extent of over 800 m and appear to continue below the depth of investigation of the ground magnetic survey. We are focusing work in these areas." — Jag Bal, President of Lexston