Adamera Commences November Field Program at South Hedley Gold-Copper Project, British Columbia

Core Insights - Adamera Minerals Corp. is conducting a field program on its 100% owned South Hedley Gold-Copper Project in southern British Columbia, utilizing geochemistry and geophysics to enhance the Max and Glix prospects [1][3] - The South Hedley property spans 18,714 hectares and is located within a mineral-rich belt, which includes significant historical mines such as the Nickel Plate gold mine and the Copper Mountain mine [2] Exploration Highlights - At the Max Prospect, a strong gold-in-soil anomaly has been identified, with gold values exceeding 1.0 g/t in multiple samples, including a notable sample of 1,340 ppb (1.34 g/t) [4] - The Max Prospect is associated with quartz-rhodonite veining and alteration, and the anomaly is partially coincident with a deep magnetic feature [4] - At the Glix Prospect, assays have shown gold values ranging from 24 to 4,283 ppb (4.3 g/t), along with significant zinc and arsenic [6][9] - The November program will include extending the soil grid and conducting detailed ground magnetic and VLF-EM surveys to refine drill targets [8][9] Company Overview - Adamera Minerals Corp. is focused on exploring high-grade gold and base metal deposits in Canada and the USA, with projects that have near-term discovery and development potential [10]