Max Power doubles length of Genesis trend to 475 km

Executive Summary

• Max Power Mining Corp. has extended its Genesis trend for natural hydrogen exploration to 475 km by identifying a new major focus area called Radville, located approximately 375 km southeast of its existing Lawson target.
• The Radville area covers 127,788 acres (517 sq km) in southern Saskatchewan, underlain by a large regional aeromagnetic anomaly similar to features observed at Lawson, and sits within a mature oil field region rich in legacy seismic and drill hole data.
• The company is advancing Radville with immediate gas resampling programs, examination of existing 2-D and 3-D seismic data, and plans for new seismic acquisition in Q1 2026, as part of a broader multiwell exploration program aimed at validating and commercializing natural hydrogen.

Key Details

• Trend Extension: The Genesis trend length has been more than doubled from 200 km to 475 km.
• Radville Location & Size: Located near the town of Radville, ~125 km south of Regina, Saskatchewan. Covers 127,788 acres (517 square kilometres) of permitted ground.
• Geological Context: Represents a continuation of basement structures trending southeast. Underlain by numerous basement structures common in the northeastern quadrant of the Williston basin. Located on the eastern edge of the Hummingbird trough.
• Geophysical Similarities: Large regional aeromagnetic anomaly underlies Radville with similarities to geophysical features at Lawson (the initial well site).
• Data Availability: The area is in a mature oil field region, providing access to legacy seismic, drill hole data, and historic assays of hydrogen and helium in the subsurface.
• Source Mechanisms: Potential sources range from anthropogenic reactions (well casings, H2S breakdown) to natural mechanisms like water-rock interactions, serpentinization, and primary radiolysis.
• Upcoming Activities:
  • Gas resampling program to commence as soon as permissions/protocols are determined.
  • Examination of available 2-D and 3-D trade seismic commencing later this month.
  • Acquisition of new seismic data planned for the first quarter of 2026.
• Strategic Goal: Preparing for a coordinated, multiwell exploration program to validate and commercialize Saskatchewan's natural hydrogen potential, feeding data into the MaxX LEMI model.
• Company Land Position: Holds approximately 1.3 million acres (521,000 hectares) of permits in Saskatchewan for natural hydrogen. Also holds properties in the US and Canada, including a 2024 diamond drilling discovery at the Willcox playa lithium project in Arizona.
• Timeline: Lawson deep well targeting natural hydrogen is scheduled to start in early November 2025.

Notable Quotes

• Steve Halabura, Chief Geoscientist: "Radville represents our fourth fascinating new test-of-concept focus area to go along with Lawson, Lucky Lake and Bracken. We are immediately proceeding with research into the composition of the gases reported in the province's database of legacy gas analyses... Structurally, the geophysical signature associated with Radville extends further south beyond the U.S. border into easternmost Montana and the Dakotas, thus leading to the development of an even broader regional play."
• Mansoor Jan, CEO: "Extending the Genesis trend to 475 km demonstrates both the scalability of our natural hydrogen strategy and the compelling geology that Saskatchewan offers. With a growing pipeline of high-priority targets, Max Power is executing a provincewide approach built on science, structure and disciplined exploration. Each advancement brings us closer to validating what could become a new clean energy industry for Canada and a significant opportunity for our shareholders."