Honey Badger Newly Identifies Important Indium, Tungsten, Bismuth, and Copper Mineralization in Addition to Known Silver, Lead & Zinc at the Hy Project, Yukon

Core Insights - Honey Badger Silver Inc. has identified additional critical minerals potential at its 100%-owned Hy project in Yukon, including high values of indium, bismuth, copper, and tungsten across several zones [1][2][3] Company Overview - Honey Badger Silver Inc. is focused on developing a domestic supply chain for critical minerals in Canada, leveraging assay data from its properties, particularly the Hy project [2] - The company has six other 100%-owned, silver-rich properties, with three being more advanced and containing historic established mineral resources totaling approximately 150 million AgEq ounces [2] Hy Project Details - The Hy project covers a 7,160 ha land package located approximately 150 km north of Watson Lake, Yukon, and is road-accessible [3] - The property hosts several zones of high-grade silver-lead-zinc skarn mineralization, with historic drill intercepts showing significant mineralization [3] - Exploration efforts have focused on identifying new targets and developing the geological model, resulting in the discovery of new breccia-hosted and fracture-controlled targets [3] Critical Minerals Potential - The Hy project has revealed high-grade values of critical minerals, including up to 179.5 ppm indium, bismuth exceeding 1.0%, 0.27% tungsten oxide, and up to 171 ppm tellurium [5] - These minerals are essential for semiconductors, advanced alloys, renewable energy technologies, and high-performance electronics, enhancing the strategic value of the Hy project [5] Future Exploration Plans - Future work at the Hy project will continue to focus on silver potential while also exploring the newly identified critical minerals [10] - Areas with concentrated critical minerals, such as the SilverTung and Miko zones, will be prioritized for future exploration efforts [10]