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Strategic Acquisition Expands Hurley Project to Over Five Thousand (5,000) Hectares
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Sept. 08, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Maxus Mining Inc. (“Maxus” or the “Company”) (CSE: MAXM | OTCQB: MXMGF | FRA: R7V) is pleased to announce that the Company has expanded (the “Acquisition”) the Hurley West Block of its Hurley Antimony Project (the “Project”, “Property” or “Hurley Project”) in British Columbia, Canada, through low-cost map staking of an additional five hundred and seventy-two (572) hectares, situated approximately ten (10) km from the historic Bralorne-Pioneer Mining Camp in the Bridge River Mining District.1
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The newly acquired claims expand the Company’s land position at Hurley West and cover the historic Stibnite (Lost Gold/Oro) Prospect, an antimony-gold-silver-copper occurrence located approximately 3.7 kilometres west-northwest of Bralorne, British Columbia.2 Historical exploration at the Stibnite Prospect has identified multiple stibnite-bearing quartz-calcite veins with reported historical grab samples returning values of up to 16.9% antimony, as well as 12.0 g/t gold and 97.4 g/t silver (Please see Figure 1).2
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Scott Walters, Chief Executive Officer of Maxus Mining, commented:
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“The expansion of the Hurley West Block represents an important addition to our land position in the historic Bridge River mining district. By acquiring the ground covering the Stibnite Prospect, we have added a historically explored antimony-gold target with grade that is contiguous with the Hurley Project. Historical work has identified multiple stibnite-bearing veins and returned significant antimony, gold and silver values, providing us with a strong foundation for further compilation and evaluation of the expanded Property.”
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Figure 1: Hurley Project overview highlighting newly acquired claims and Stibnite showing
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Hurley Antimony Project
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The Hurley Antimony Project now encompasses approximately 5,004 hectares and consists of two (2) claim blocks, the Hurley East and Hurley West Blocks. The Project is situated approximately seven (7) kilometres southeast of the village of Gold Bridge and approximately ten (10) kilometres east of the historic Bralorne-Pioneer Gold Mining Camp, which has produced over four million ounces of gold.1
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The Project covers a prospective geological setting containing numerous historic gold and antimony occurrences. The Hurley East Block is located immediately south of the historic Mary Mac gold-antimony prospect and in proximity to Endurance Gold Corp.’s Reliance Gold Project, where drilling has identified gold-antimony mineralization. Historical exploration within the Hurley East Block has also identified rock, soil, and silt samples anomalous in antimony, gold and silver.
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With the addition of the newly acquired claims, the Hurley West Block now encompasses the historic Stibnite Prospect, adding a documented antimony-gold-silver occurrence and an area with a significant history of exploration to the Company’s Hurley Project.