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FAQ: Powermax Minerals' Rare Earth Element Exploration Projects Across Canada and the US
TL;DR
Powermax Minerals' acquisition of the Pinard Rare Earths Project positions investors for potential gains as the company expands its REE portfolio across North America.
Powermax Minerals completed its initial payment for the Pinard Project using an alkaline geological system while identifying REE enrichment through integrated geoscientific studies at Atikokan.
Powermax Minerals' exploration advances North American rare earth element supplies potentially reducing global dependencies and supporting sustainable technology development.
Powermax Minerals discovered rare earth element corridors in Ontario's ancient rock formations through combined magnetic gravity and sediment analysis techniques.
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Powermax Minerals Inc. is a Canadian mineral exploration company focused on acquiring and developing rare earth element (REE) opportunities across Canada and the United States.
In November, Powermax completed its initial milestone payment and share issuance toward acquiring the Pinard Rare Earths Project in northern Ontario, marking progress on a multi-year option agreement that could lead to full ownership of the 5,178-hectare property.
The Pinard Project centers on the Pinard Intrusive Rock Complex, an alkaline system featuring nepheline syenites, trachytes and peralkaline granites - rock types that frequently host REE-bearing mineralization.
Powermax released results from an integrated geoscientific study of its Atikokan REE Property that identified several zones of REE enrichment across the project's three claim blocks totaling 9,416 hectares, including a corridor of anomalous TREE values along the contact between the White Otter Batholith and the Dashwa Gneissic Suite.
Powermax is advancing four REE projects across Canada and the United States, including the Cameron REE property in British Columbia, the Atikokan and Pinard REE properties in Ontario, and the Ogden Bear Lodge REE project in Crook County, Wyoming.
Powermax holds options to acquire the Cameron, Atikokan, and Pinard REE properties, and owns 100% interest in the Ogden Bear Lodge REE project in Wyoming.
The integrated geoscientific study of the Atikokan REE Property was led by geophysicist Shahab Tavakoli and combined regional magnetic, gravity, and radiometric datasets with deep lake-sediment geochemistry from the Ontario Geological Survey.
The latest news and updates relating to PWMXF are available in the company's newsroom at https://ibn.fm/PWMXF.
The corridor of anomalous TREE values identified in the Atikokan study is located along the contact between the White Otter Batholith and the Dashwa Gneissic Suite, a setting characterized by steep structural fabrics and reactive lithologies that are favorable for mineralization.
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