Inomin Mines reports 420-meter nickel intercept at Beaver-Lynx Lynx block discovery

• Inomin Mines reported a new nickel-magnesium discovery from maiden drilling at the Lynx block of its 28,000-hectare Beaver-Lynx project.
• First four holes at the Onuki zone returned 420 m grading 0.21% nickel and 22% magnesium from 3 m depth.
• Results extend mineralization about 10 km south of the Beaver area, supporting a district-scale system across the property.
• Exploration was funded by Sumitomo Metal Mining Canada through a $2.3 million program; assays from five additional holes are pending.
• The Lynx campaign drilled nine holes for 3,452 m, targeting near-surface mineralization that appears higher grade than at Beaver.

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