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Powermax Minerals Launches 2026 Exploration Program at Cameron REE Project

By Advos
Powermax Minerals has begun its 2026 field program at the Cameron REE Project in British Columbia, aiming to refine targets for future drilling based on promising prior results.
Powermax Minerals Launches 2026 Exploration Program at Cameron REE Project

Powermax Minerals Inc. (CSE: PMAX) (OTCQB: PWMXF) has initiated its 2026 exploration program at its 100%-owned Cameron Rare Earth Element (REE) Project in British Columbia. The three-week campaign builds on encouraging findings from earlier phases and will focus on geological mapping, prospecting, and sampling to refine target corridors and identify potential bedrock sources for future trenching and drilling.

The program includes rock, soil, and stream sediment sampling, ground radiometric surveys, and integrated data analysis. These efforts are designed to prioritize areas with the highest potential for REE mineralization, as well as niobium and other elements. Previous Phase 1 and 2 exploration at Cameron revealed enrichment of both light and heavy rare earth elements across multiple geological units. Soil samples returned total rare earth oxide values up to approximately 2,840 ppm, while surface rock samples reached 740 ppm, indicating significant mineralization potential.

The Cameron Project spans 2,984 hectares and benefits from access to established transportation infrastructure, which could facilitate future development. The project is part of Powermax Minerals' broader portfolio of rare earth element properties, which includes the Atikokan and Pinard properties in NW Ontario and the Ogden Bear Lodge Project in Wyoming.

This exploration push comes amid growing global demand for rare earth elements, which are critical for technologies such as electric vehicles, wind turbines, and defense systems. By advancing the Cameron Project, Powermax aims to contribute to the supply chain for these essential materials. The company's focus on both light and heavy REEs is particularly noteworthy, as heavy REEs are often in shorter supply and command higher prices.

The results from this program will inform decisions on trenching and first-pass drilling, marking a significant step toward potential resource delineation. Investors and industry observers will be watching closely, as successful outcomes could enhance the project's value and position Powermax as a key player in the REE sector.

For more detailed information on the Cameron Project and the 2026 program, readers can access the full article at https://nnw.fm/EuQnH. Updates on Powermax Minerals' activities are available in the company's newsroom at https://nnw.fm/PWMXF.

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