CMX Engages IBN

Executive Summary

• CMX Gold & Silver Corp. entered a one‑year corporate communications agreement with IBN to expand its investor awareness program, paying a base fee of $3,000 USD per month ($36,000 total).
• The company outlined plans for a comprehensive 2026 geophysical survey (3‑D DCIP and MT) over its 100% owned Clayton Silver Project in Idaho, with follow‑up diamond drilling to test priority targets.
• Historical data highlight significant past production (≈7 M oz Ag) and recent drill intercepts confirming mineralization below historic workings, underscoring the project's exploration potential.

Key Details

• Corporate Communications Agreement
• Parties: CMX Gold & Silver Corp. and IBN (independent contractor).
• Term: One year starting 31 Dec 2025; may be extended by mutual agreement.

• Compensation: Base fee of US$3,000 per month; total US$36,000 for the year, with possible additional fees for supplemental services.

• Clayton Silver Project Overview

• Location: Bayhorse Mining District, central Idaho (≈30–40 km SSW of Challis).
• Land package: 1,028 acres – 29 patented mining claims, 2 patented mill sites (≈562 acres), and 20 unpatented claims (≈466 acres).

• Ownership: 100% owned by CMX; patented claims carry no government royalties and require no drilling permits.

• Planned 2026 Exploration Program

• Geophysical work to commence in spring 2026, including:
  • 3‑D Direct Current Induced Polarization (DCIP) survey.
  • Magnetotelluric (MT) survey.
• Objectives: Delineate known structures, identify extensions of partially mined ore bodies, evaluate deeper mineralization zones.

• Follow‑up: Diamond drilling on priority targets identified from geophysical results.

• Historical Production & Recent Findings

• Historic mine operation (1935–1986) produced ≈7 M oz silver plus lead, zinc, copper, and minor gold from ~2.15 Mt of ore.
• Underground development reached eight levels to 1,100 ft with ~19,700 ft of workings; partially mined South and North Ore Bodies.

• Notable drill hole 1501‑A intersected 22 ft of high‑grade polymetallic mineralization at ≈1,425 ft depth, confirming continuity below deepest historic workings.

• Qualified Person Review

• Technical information reviewed and approved by Richard Walker, M.Sc., P.Geo., a Qualified Person under NI 43‑101 (independent consulting geologist).
• Historical data cited are not NI 43‑101 compliant but sourced from records deemed reliable by the company.

Notable Quotes

• “The expanded marketing program and upcoming geophysical work position CMX to unlock further value at our flagship Clayton Silver Project,” – Jan M. Alston, President & CEO.