Adamera expands Glix prospect at South Hedley

Executive Summary

• Adamera Minerals identified anomalous gold soil values up to 4,283 ppb (≈4.3 g/t) at the Glix prospect on its 100% owned South Hedley property in British Columbia.
• The company will file a Notice of Work (NoW) under the Mines Act and commence drilling to test the newly defined anomaly, which spans roughly 90 × 50 m and remains open in all directions except east.
• Additional geophysical surveys are planned, and sulphide mineralization was discovered within 300 m of the high‑grade samples, enhancing the project's exploration potential.

Key Details

• Soil Anomaly: Gold values ranging from 24 to 4,283 ppb (0.024–4.3 g/t) across the Glix prospect; highest value (4.3 g/t) will be focus of immediate prospecting.
• Anomaly Extent: Approximately 90 m × 50 m; open to the north, south and west, terminated by a fault on the east side.
• Follow‑up Program: Mobilizing crew to locate bedrock source near the 4,283 ppb sample and test lateral limits.
• Geology: Inlier of scapolite‑altered clastic & impure calcareous rocks (Late Triassic Hedley formation) with nearby sulphide mineralization (pyrrhotite‑arsenopyrite) within 300 m of gold‑bearing soils.
• Historical Context: South Hedley property lies <10 km from Barrick Gold’s former Nickel Plate mine; ~2.5 M oz of gold historically produced in the Hedley camp.
• Previous Sampling: Initial reconnaissance returned 25–45 ppb Au; follow‑up identified 419 ppb Au and numerous samples 17–684 ppb Au, with associated Zn & As enrichment (pathfinder elements).
• Regulatory Step: Adamera will submit a Notice of Work (NoW) application to the British Columbia Mines Act for a drill program targeting both Glix and Max prospects.
• Qualified Person: Gordon Gibson, P.Geo., NI 43‑101 qualified, has reviewed and approved the data.

Notable Quotes

“This most recent sampling program conducted on the Glix prospect last week significantly advanced this project. The site with a soil sample containing 4.3 g/t gold… will be the focus of immediate prospecting.” – Mark Kolebaba, President & CEO, Adamera Minerals Corp.