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Search Minerals (TSX.V: SMY) (OTC: SHCMF) announced its 2026 critical rare earth element exploration program in southeastern Labrador, with crews set to conduct channel sampling across three priority targets in the Fox Harbour Volcanic Belt while collecting 15 tonnes of bulk sample material from the Foxtrot Deposit to support the company’s planned demonstration plant.

The program will focus on expanding and upgrading resources at the Foxtrot Deposit, advancing the Fox Run prospect toward drill readiness and extending mineralization at Awesome Fox, while supporting larger-scale testing of Search’s patented Direct Extraction Process. Interim CEO Jason Macintosh said the field season is designed to build momentum toward production as the company advances optimization studies and environmental baseline work across its properties.

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About Search Minerals

Led by a proven management team and board of directors, Search is focused on finding and developing Critical Rare Earth Elements (CREE), Zirconium (Zr) and Hafnium (Hf) resources within the emerging Port Hope Simpson – St. Lewis CREE District of South-east Labrador. The Company controls a belt 64 km long and 2 km wide and is road accessible, on tidewater, and located near 3 local communities. Search has completed a preliminary economic assessment report with resource estimates for FOXTROT and DEEP FOX. Search is also working on four exploration prospects along the belt which include: FOX MEADOW, SILVER FOX, FOX RUN and AWESOME FOX.

Search has continued to optimize our patented Direct Extraction Process technology with the generous support from the Department of Energy and Mines, Government of Newfoundland and Labrador, and from the Atlantic Canada Opportunity Agency. We have completed two pilot plant operations and produced highly purified mixed rare earth carbonate concentrate and mixed REO concentrate for separation and refining.

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