Results from Soil Sampling Program at the South Hedley Project in B.C. Enhances Copper - Gold Potential

Core Insights - Adamera Minerals Corp. has reported significant analytical results from soil samples at the Max Prospect within the South Hedley copper-gold property, indicating high gold values and a new copper anomaly [1][6][9]. Exploration Results - The soil sampling program identified numerous high gold values, extending the gold anomaly further east and south, with the highest gold value recorded at 1.61 g/t at an elevation of approximately 1,410 m [6][9]. - A new copper anomaly has been identified with values ranging from 100 ppm to 1,450 ppm, outlining a coherent copper anomaly that partially overlaps with gold values [10][6]. - The results suggest a probable structural window as the source of copper and gold, indicating potential mineralization beneath the volcanic tuff unit that masks underlying anomalies [3][6]. Geological Context - The geological model indicates that the tuffaceous volcanic unit covers altered rocks containing copper-gold mineralization, with soil samples above this unit showing low metal values [5][3]. - Observations of pervasive brecciation, alteration, and quartz veining in nearby outcrops support the presence of a mineralizing system at and below the defined elevation [11][12]. Future Exploration Plans - The company plans to conduct a full review of copper results surrounding the Max Prospect and is preparing applications for drill permits for immediate submission [15]. - The integration of soil geochemistry and elevation control provides a clear path for ongoing exploration, potentially leading to the discovery of concealed skarn or porphyry targets [13][12]. Company Overview - Adamera Minerals Corp. is focused on exploring high-grade gold and base metal deposits in Canada and the USA, with projects in Washington and British Columbia [16]. - The South Hedley property is strategically located within an established mineral belt, near significant historical mining sites [16].