NexMetals Reports Strong Visual Sulphide Intercepts at Selebi Main, Expanding Flexure Zone

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NexMetals Mining Corp. announced strong visual drilling results from its Selebi Main deposit, with a 10.50-meter sulphide intercept, suggesting significant expansion potential for the Flexure Zone.

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• Significant Sulphide Intercept

  Drill hole SMD-26-209 at the Selebi Main deposit intersected a 10.50-meter interval of blebby, stringer, and massive sulphides, including two massive sulphide intervals of 3.05 meters and 5.95 meters.

• Expansion Potential Confirmed

  Visual results are consistent with previous strong intercepts (e.g., 11.05 meters of 7.31% CuEq from SMD-25-205), demonstrating expansion potential within the emerging Flexure Zone, extending down-dip and down-plunge from Selebi Main.

• Assays Pending

  The reported results are visual, and assays are pending. The company expects to report validated assay results once received.

• CEO Highlights System Strength

  CEO Sean Whiteford noted that the results highlight the strength of the mineralized system and validate the company's borehole electromagnetic (BHEM) targeting, with mineralization consistently intersected where modeled.

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This 8-K reports positive visual drilling results from the Selebi Main deposit, indicating significant sulphide mineralization. While assays are pending, the reported 10.50-meter interval, including massive sulphides, is consistent with prior strong results and suggests expansion potential for the Flexure Zone. This news is particularly important given the company's previously disclosed 'significant going concern risks' in its 10-K filed on March 13, 2026. Continued positive exploration results, even visual, can help de-risk the company's assets and provide a more optimistic outlook for its future operations, building on the strong assay results reported just a week ago on March 19, 2026.