Adamera Minerals defines 2.8-km IP chargeability anomaly at South Hedley Max copper-gold target in British Columbia

• Adamera Minerals outlined a strong IP chargeability anomaly at its South Hedley copper-gold project in British Columbia.
• The anomaly measures at least 2.8 km wide, potentially 4 km, with a response persisting below 325 m depth.
• Peak inverted chargeability reached 77 mV/V on one line, 59 mV/V on another, supporting a large buried sulphide system interpretation.
• Portable XRF on a sulphide-bearing diorite sample over the target returned copper of 200 to 2,000 ppm.
• IP work has resumed as wildfire restrictions eased; the program is advancing toward drill targeting and permit updates.

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