Mr. Mark Kolebaba reports

ADAMERA TEMPORARILY CEASES IP SURVEY AT SOUTH HEDLEY AMID SEVERE BC WILDFIRES AND PROVINCIAL STATE OF EMERGENCY

Adamera Minerals Corp. has temporarily suspended its induced polarization geophysical survey at the South Hedley property in Southern British Columbia. This decision comes as the province deals with escalating wildfire activity, which has led the Province of British Columbia to declare a state of provincial emergency.

The safety of field crews, contractors and local communities remains the company's absolute priority. The operational pause is strictly temporary, and survey activities will resume once local fire risks subside and conditions allow for safe access.

"Our hearts go out to everyone affected by the ongoing wildfires across British Columbia," said Mark Kolebaba, president and chief executive officer of Adamera Minerals. "We are saddened by the loss of property, the displacement of families and the heavy toll these fires are taking on communities throughout the province. Our thoughts are with all the residents, emergency personnel and firefighters on the front lines."

While the IP survey is paused, technical teams will actively interpret the data collected to date over the coming week to advance target prioritization. Adamera will provide further updates regarding the resumption of the IP survey as conditions evolve.

The IP survey is designed to evaluate a high-priority copper-gold porphyry target situated approximately 18 kilometres from the Copper Mountain mine near Princeton, B.C. The survey covers a two- to three-kilometre copper-gold soil anomaly that outlines strong porphyry-style potential. The South Hedley project covers approximately 20,000 hectares. A second prospect on the property is the Glix prospect, located 15 km from the Max porphyry target on the same property.

About Adamera Minerals Corp.

Adamera Minerals is focused on critical metals in the United States and copper-gold in Southern British Columbia. In the United States, the company is advancing a tungsten portfolio in Washington State as part of an industry imperative to establish a secure, uninterrupted domestic supply for U.S. markets. In Canada, the company is exploring the South Hedley copper-gold project in Southern British Columbia. Adamera is committed to utilizing modern, technology-driven exploration methodologies and proprietary analytical methods to efficiently discover and define economic mineral resources.

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