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Adamera expands copper-gold exploration at South Hedley

Work at the Glix target adds geophysical coverage and soil sampling, with new assays pending.

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Adamera Minerals expanded work at the Glix gold-skarn and Max copper-gold porphyry targets at its South Hedley project in British Columbia. The company said its 2026 ground magnetic coverage at Glix now totals 85 line-kilometres, VLF-EM coverage totals 17 line-kilometres, and 119 step-out soil samples have been collected.

Sampling at Glix in 2025 had outlined a soil anomaly with gold values of 100–4,280 ppb in detectORE units (dU). The company cautioned that dU results are not directly comparable with fire-assay results; assays from the 2026 samples were still pending. The geophysical anomalies remain interpretations that have not been tested by drilling, and drill-permit applications were submitted in February.

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South Hedley 2026 survey coverage

Survey coverage and sampling reported by the company.

Glix magnetic survey coverage85
Glix VLF-EM survey coverage17
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Total line coverage stated in the company’s 15 October release; these are survey lengths, not ore quantities or assay results.

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Soil samples collected

Step-out samples with results pending at publication.

Glix step-out samples collected in 2026119
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Company-reported figures; planned work is not presented as completed results.

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