Adelayde Exploration identifies untested magnetic targets at George Lake South antimony-tungsten project in New Brunswick

• Adelayde Exploration reported results from an airborne magnetic survey over its 100%-owned George Lake South antimony project in New Brunswick.
• Survey outlined multiple discrete, previously untested magnetic targets with signatures similar to the adjacent historic Lake George antimony-tungsten mine.
• 3D magnetic vector inversion modelling indicated the sources are near-surface geological features, defining approximate size, depth, and orientation for follow-up.
• Targets lie along the Magaguadavic Fault structural corridor within the Pokiok Batholith contact aureole, a setting linked to regional antimony-tungsten occurrences.
• Company is preparing a follow-up program with a stated goal to drill as soon as possible.

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