Inomin Mines completes drilling program at Beaver-Lynx

Executive Summary

• Inomin Mines Inc. has completed its 2025 Beaver-Lynx drilling program in south-central British Columbia, consisting of 13 holes totaling 3,361.8 metres.
• The program focused on the Beaver South zone (12 holes to test continuity) and the North zone (1 hole to test a new high-priority target).
• All holes intersected serpentinized ultramafics associated with nickel and magnesium mineralization; analytical results are currently pending.

Key Details

• Drilling Statistics: Total of 13 holes drilled for 3,361.8 metres.
• Beaver South Zone: 12 holes spaced approximately 200 metres apart were drilled to test continuity of known mineralization. This area covers approximately 400,000 square metres and intersected an average thickness of 128 metres of serpentinized ultramafics in each hole.
• Beaver North Zone: 1 hole drilled to test a new high-priority target. The North zone is one of the largest zones on the Beaver block, previously drill-tested on high magnetic features over seven kilometres in strike length.
• Geological Intersections: Every hole intersected serpentinized rock typically associated with nickel and magnesium mineralization. Previous drilling on the property has also intersected copper, chromium, cobalt, silver, and gold.
• Funding and Partnership: The 2025 exploration program is funded by Sumitomo Metal Mining Canada Ltd. under an earn-in and joint venture agreement, with Inomin acting as the operator.
• Project Context: The Beaver-Lynx property comprises approximately 28,000 hectares, located 50 kilometres from Williams Lake, BC, adjacent to the Gibraltar mine. The adjoining Lynx block hosts multiple targets comparable or possibly larger than those on the Beaver block.

Notable Quotes

• "It's gratifying to see every hole intersect serpentinized rock typically associated with nickel and magnesium mineralization. We look forward to receiving drill results and next drilling at Beaver-Lynx." — John Gomez, President of Inomin