Maxus Mining and Palliser Exploration Announce Continued Partnership and Successful Completion of 2025 Field Programs

Executive Summary

• Maxus Mining announced the successful completion of its 2025 field programs at the Quarry, Lotto, Alturas, and Hurley properties in British Columbia, conducted in partnership with Palliser Exploration Ltd.
• Over 200 surface rock samples were collected, providing new geological mapping, alteration, structural data and mineralization observations that materially improve the understanding of each property.
• The results create a robust technical foundation for planning the 2026 exploration season and enhance the overall exploration potential of Maxus’s British Columbia portfolio.

Key Details

• Partnership with Palliser Exploration Ltd., an experienced geological and exploration consultancy, continued through the 2025 field season.
• Field work focused on systematic geological mapping and targeted rock sampling across four properties: Quarry, Lotto, Alturas, and Hurley.
• More than 200 surface rock samples were collected during the fall‑2025 programs.
• Significant geological observations documented include mineralization styles, alteration patterns, and structural controls that materially improve the geological models for each property.
• Data and interpretations from the 2025 programs are expected to directly inform exploration planning and prioritization for the 2026 field season.
• CEO Scott Walters highlighted that Palliser’s disciplined approach delivered high‑quality data and meaningful observations advancing Maxus’s understanding of its assets.
• Qualified Person Morgan Verge, P.Geo., reviewed and approved the technical information in accordance with NI 43‑101 standards.

Notable Quotes

“We are very pleased with the continued partnership with Palliser Exploration and the successful execution of the 2025 field programs across our British Columbia portfolio,” said Scott Walters, Chief Executive Officer, Maxus Mining.
“Palliser’s disciplined, technically rigorous approach delivered high‑quality geological data and meaningful observations that have materially advanced our understanding of each Property.”