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Inomin reports 420 metres of nickel-bearing core at Beaver-Lynx

First-pass drilling at a previously untested British Columbia block returned a long nickel-magnesium interval; five additional holes await assays.

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Inomin Mines reported nickel and magnesium mineralization in the first four holes drilled at the Onuki zone of its Lynx block in south-central British Columbia. The October 6 release highlighted 420 metres grading 0.21% nickel and 22% magnesium, starting about three metres below surface.

The company said the reconnaissance holes were spaced at least 200 metres apart and reported lengths are core intervals; true thickness has not yet been determined. Assays from five additional holes in the nine-hole, 3,452.8-metre program were still pending, so the initial results do not describe the full program.

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Onuki zone maiden drilling

Drill interval and assay figures from the first four holes at the Onuki zone, Lynx block, British Columbia. Lengths are core intervals, not established true thickness.

Nickel-bearing core interval
420 metres
2026-10-06 · Observed
Nickel grade
0.21 percent
2026-10-06 · Observed
Magnesium grade
22 percent
2026-10-06 · Observed
Methodology

Company-reported reconnaissance drilling and assay results. Five additional holes in the nine-hole program had assays pending; downhole core length is reported and true thickness remains undetermined.

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