Maxus completes airborne survey across four British Columbia projects
The six-block VTEM and magnetic survey covered antimony and tungsten projects; final processing and interpretation were still pending.
Event / data period: 2026-10-13
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Maxus Mining said on October 13 it had completed helicopter-borne electromagnetic and magnetic surveys across six blocks at its Alturas, Hurley, Quarry and Lotto projects in British Columbia. The program was designed for about 1,446 line-kilometres and included three antimony projects and the Lotto tungsten project.
The company said final data processing was underway and that it planned to combine the results with geological, geochemical and historical information to refine exploration targets. The release described a preliminary Alturas West interpretation from earlier survey data, but cautioned that modelled conductors are simplified, unconfirmed responses. Geophysics alone does not establish mineralization, grade or continuity.
Data
Six-block airborne survey
Survey scope and the company's next data-processing steps.
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About 1,446 line-kilometres across six blocks
Final processing and interpretation were underway; follow-up targets had not yet been established.
Methodology
Line-kilometres and project counts are from the release; geophysical responses are not proof of mineralization.
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