Maxus Mining (MXMGF) completed its inaugural Alturas West drill program in British Columbia, observing visible antimony-bearing minerals in nine of eleven holes. The program completed 1,413.5 metres from three drill pads, testing approximately 300 metres along the Alps-Alturas shear zone. Hole ALTW-26-006 encountered a locally massive stibnite vein, an antimony-bearing mineral, from 46.15 to 46.55 metres.
Drilling intersected broad zones of shearing, alteration and veining across all three pads. Laboratory assays are pending; visual mineral identification does not establish antimony grades. All drill core has been submitted for analysis, with Maxus expecting results progressively through fall 2026. The company plans to integrate the results with geological and geophysical modelling covering more than 900 metres of modelled conductive strike extent to evaluate follow-up targets.
Maxus Mining (MXMGF) reported first-pass interpretation and Maxwell plate modelling of its 2026 VTEM airborne survey over the Alturas West antimony project in British Columbia, outlining modelled conductive responses along more than 900 metres of the Alps-Alturas shear corridor.
The line-by-line Maxwell plate models define multiple conductive plates with mainly moderate northerly dips and at least one contrasting southerly dip, suggesting possible structural complexity and helping refine drill target locations and orientations for the company’s first-ever drill campaign on the project. Maxus cautions that the VTEM responses have not yet been tied to a confirmed geological source and do not by themselves establish the presence, grade or continuity of antimony mineralization. Separately, Maxus extended its marketing services engagement with RMK Marketing from six to nine months and exercised its option to increase the advertising budget to $500,000 CDN by paying an additional $250,000 CDN, with Google-based promotional activity and no securities issued as compensation.
Maxus Mining (OTCQB: MXMGF) reported 2025 field results from the Quarry Antimony Property, British Columbia, confirming strong polymetallic signatures including high silver, lead, zinc and associated antimony in grab samples. Key assays include 234 g/t Ag and elevated Pb/Zn values; results are being integrated into a 3D geological model.
The Project sits ~28 km NW of Germansen Landing in carbonate/dolomite breccia host rocks. Historical estimates exist but are non‑compliant NI 43‑101; further work and confirmatory drilling are required to verify historical numbers.
Maxus Mining (OTCQB: MXMGF) has begun a high-resolution VTEM airborne geophysical survey across its Alturas antimony project in British Columbia, covering approximately 326 line-km (149 km Alturas West; 177 km Alturas East) with 100 m spacing.
The survey targets resistivity and magnetic contrasts to map structures to about 300–500 m depth, with daily data delivery, QA/QC oversight by Convolutions Geoscience, and completion expected before spring 2026 to refine 2026 drill targets.
Maxus Mining (OTCQB: MXMGF) began trading on the OTCQB Venture Market effective February 17, 2026, while maintaining listings on the CSE (MAXM) and FSE (R7V). The company cites improved U.S. investor access, a pending DTCC application for electronic settlement, and a 15,098-hectare British Columbia exploration portfolio.
Maxus highlighted high-grade assay results at Alturas (up to 69.98% Sb), Hurley (19.2% Sb, 2.16 g/t Au over 0.5 m) and selected samples at Lotto and Penny projects.