Max Resources(TSXV:MAX)

Max Resource Corp.

Investor website: https://www.maxresource.com/

About

Max Resource Corp. is a mining company focused on the exploration and development of mineral resources, particularly in the iron ore sector. The company has a strong management team with extensive experience in transitioning projects from exploration to operation, and it operates in various international markets including Australia, Canada, the USA, and Brazil.

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Cash position
$2.5 Million
Shares outstanding
54000000
Fully diluted shares
59,700,000
Mineral resource
The Mora Gold-Silver Project spans 713 ha and lies within Colombia’s Middle Cauca Gold Belt, approximately 85 km south of Medellín. The Project is located in a prolific mining district, adjacent to Aris Mining’s Marmato Mine and Collective Mining’s Guayabales Project. Highlights of channel sampling at Mora include: 45.0 g/t gold & 7,110 g/t silver over 1 m; 32.0 g/t gold & 53 g/t silver over 1 m; 27.0 g/t gold & 732 g/t silver over 1 m; 8.9 g/t gold & 75 g/t silver over 1.5 m; 36.7 g/t gold over 2 m; 3.3 g/t gold & 87 g/t silver over 1 m. A 2012 Crown Gold Corp. report documented channel samples from 7 of 40 identified adits, returning a weighted average of 13.2 g/t gold over 5.9 m and 1,647 g/t silver.
Projects
["The Mora Gold-Silver project is undrilled and covers 40 historic workings, 5 active mines, and a series of polymetallic structures over 2,500m by 1,000m. Adjacent to Aris Mining’s (TSX: ARIS, NYSE: AIMN) Marmato Mine and Collective Mining’s (TSX: CNL, NYSE: CNL) Guayabales Project. Channel sample results include: 45.0g/t gold & 7,110g/t silver over 1m; 32.0g/t gold & 53g/t silver over 1m; 27.0g/t gold & 732g/t silver over 1m; 8.9g/t gold & 75g/t silver over 1.5m; 36.7 g/t gold over 2m; 3.3 g/t gold & 87 g/t silver over 1m. The Mora Gold-Silver Project spans 713 ha and lies within Colombia’s Middle Cauca Gold Belt, approximately 85 km south of Medellín. The Project is located in a prolific mining district, adjacent to Aris Mining’s Marmato Mine and Collective Mining’s Guayabales Project. Exploration has historically been limited to artisanal mining and small-scale workings. A 2012 Crown Gold Corp. report documented channel samples from 7 of 40 identified adits, returning a weighted average of 13.2 g/t gold over 5.9 m and 1,647 g/t silver. In April 2025, a consultant’s reconnaissance visit confirmed more than 40 historic workings and 5 active artisanal mines within the San Juan Sector, as well as multiple polymetallic mineralized structures extending onto Marmato ground. These results, combined with proximity to producing and developing deposits, highlight Mora’s dual potential for Marmato-style high-grade veins and Apollo-style porphyry mineralization.","The Florália High Purity Iron Project is situated within a prolific iron ore mining region in Minas Gerais, Brazil’s largest iron ore producing state, 67 kilometres east of the capital city of Belo Horizonte and 11 kilometres northeast of the mining town of St Bárbara. Upon successful exploration and development, Florália has the potential of producing hematite direct shipping ore (DSO) through conventional drill and blast open pit mining, followed by crushing and screening to produce lump and fines products for the domestic market and/or shipping to overseas markets. There are seven significant iron ore mines and two rail sidings within 20 kilometres radius from the project, all of which are part of the steel hub district in Minas Gerais and potential purchasers of the iron ore product, providing a local market requiring minimal transportation. Minas Gerais has excellent infrastructure including roads, rail, power, water, communications, airports and skilled mining personnel. Max’s technical team has significantly expanded the Florália hematite geological target ranging from 8 to 12 million tons at 58% Fe upgraded to 50 to 70 million ton at 55%-61% Fe.","Sierra Azul (formerly CESAR) is a district-scale copper-silver project spanning 120-km along the 200-km-long Cesar Basin in the mining region of northeastern Colombia. This region provides access to major infrastructure resulting from oil & gas and mining operations, including Cerrejón, the largest coal mine in Latin America, held by global miner Glencore. Max’s mining concessions cover an area in excess of 180-km². On May 30, 2024, Max received exchange approval for an earn-in agreement with Freeport-McMoRan Inc. for a two-stage option to acquire up to an 80% ownership interest in the Sierra Azul Project by funding cumulative expenditures of C$50 million and making cash payments to Max of C$1.55 million. Exploration is currently focused on three districts at Sierra-Azul: AM District (2020) - 100% owned, Conejo District (2021) – 100% owned, and URU District (2021) – 100% owned."]
Leadership
Brett Matich (CEO, President & Director, Mr. Matich has over 25 years of mining experience as CEO of companies listed on the Australian, Canadian, USA, and London stock exchanges. He has a proven track record of transitioning projects from exploration to operation.), Paul John (Director, Mr. John graduated from the University of Victoria with a Bachelor of Arts degree, majoring in Economics and Political Science. He acquired the Work Wear World franchise and sold it to Mark's Work Warehouse in 1999.), Alex Helmel (CFO, Mr. Helmel is an Independent Management Consultant with expertise in early stage venture companies within the Canadian Capital Markets, focusing on private to public market transitions and corporate governance.), Henrique De Sales (Florália: Head of Operations, Mr. De Sales is a professional geologist with over 12 years’ experience in the iron ore industry in Brazil, responsible for exploration and developing hematite iron ore mines.), Joseph Campbell (Director, Mr. Campbell is a professional geologist with over 35 years of experience in exploration and mining, including roles as Exploration Manager and Chief Mine Geologist. He co-founded GeoVector Management Inc. and is currently the Chairman and CEO of TerraX Minerals Inc.)

Verified data last updated: 2026-06-12

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