Max Power starts Lawson 2-24 well in Saskatchewan natural hydrogen commercial validation program

• Max Power began commercial validation drilling at its 28 sq. km Lawson Complex in Saskatchewan, targeting a subsurface natural hydrogen system.
• The Lawson 2-24 well was spudded July 13, aiming at a 14 sq. km structural closure defined by 3D seismic; target zone expected in about two weeks.
• Work will test flow, pressure behavior, continuity, gas concentrations, deliverability, and scalability to support potential commercial development.
• Helium upside remains in focus, with sealed core tube samples from the 15-19 well showing helium up to 8.7% and a 4.4% average across nine samples.
• Hampton Securities was retained for a 90-day capital markets advisory mandate for a one-time cash fee of $400,000.

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