お知らせ • Nov 22
Max Resource Corp Conducts LiDAR Survey over the Entire Mora Gold Property
Max Resource Corp. reported that Max will be conducting an airborne high-resolution LiDAR survey over the entire 700ha Mora mining concession KK6-08031, located within the productive Middle Cauca Gold Belt host to several world class gold deposits, 85-km south of Medellin, Colombia, which the Company has the exclusive right to purchase 100%. The LiDAR survey forms part of the initial steps to delineate high priority drill locations within the BQ, BX, NAN targets and identify new targets. To date, 33 artisanal underground mines are noted in historic technical reports of which Max has successfully mapped 9 inactive mines. The depth or advance of the artisanal mines varies between 5.0m and 90.5m. LiDAR can identify hidden artisanal mines/works due to tree and plant cover. Channel sampling artisanal underground mines is very important, it's almost like having a drillhole, identifying geological characteristics of fresh rock such as lithology, hydrothermal alterations, types of sulfides or mineralization, structures-uplifts-faults-veins and veinlets. LiDAR will assist in building an accurate 3D model, the key to maximizing the success of Max’s planned drill program, being the first known drilling event on mining concession KK6-08031. The LiDAR datasets will be used to delineate drill design on the BX, BQ and NAN targets, providing unprecedented ground details to be observed for the first time. Sampling of artisanal mines and workings were significant steps conducted at Collective Minings Guayabales and Continental Golds Buritica in which geological characteristics and active galleries in gold and silver production were confirmed. The LiDAR survey will consist of GSD (ground sampling space) between 2 and 7 cm. Longitudinal overlap 80%, lateral overlap 75%, gimbal tilt angle camera 90° with additional 60° photographs, flight speed of 8 m/s maximum 10 m/s, 155.5 line-km with 45-50m line spacing covering approximately 7.16km². Mora Property encompasses over 40 historic workings, 5 active mines, a series of exposed polymetallic structures over 2,500m by 1,000m. Surface samples collected from San Juan and NAN by their nature are selective samples and may not be indicative of underlying mineralization. In August 2025, through its wholly owned subsidiary Maximum Company Colombia S.A.S., Max entered into a purchase agreement to acquire 100% of the common shares of Inversiones Villamora S.A.S., a Company in Colombia that owns 100% of mining concession number KK6-0831 ("Mora Property"). The undrilled Mora Property encompasses over 40 historic workings, 5 active mines, a series of exposed polymetallic structures over 2,500m by 1,000m, adjacent to Aris Minings 9.2Moz Marmato Gold Operation. Aris Minings Marmato Property abuts the 2.8 km eastern boundary, and Collective Minings Guayabales Project abuts along 3.7 km north (Apollo Porphyry System), west, south, and vertical east boundaries of the Mora Property. Mora Property channel sample results include 45.0 g/t gold & 7,110 g/t silver over 1.0m; 32.0 g/t gold & 53 g/t silver over 1.0m; 27.0 g/t gold & 732 g/t silver over 1.0m; 8.9 g/t gold & 75 g/t silver over 1.5m. The Company’s 2025 exploration program is well underway, includes collection of geological and geophysical data, channel sample all active and historical artisanal mines/workings, outcrops, airborne LiDAR, 3D geological/DTM/topographic modelling and delineation of drill targets.