Adamera Expands South Hedley Property by Over 4,700 Hectares
Adamera Minerals Corp., (ADZ:TSX.V; DDNFF:OTCMKTS) has expanded its South Hedley property in British Columbia by over 4,700 hectares through the filing of Bromley claims. This move positions the company to explore a new mineralized corridor stretching 40 kilometers east-west.
The newly acquired land covers a 12-by-4-km area hidden under younger volcanic rocks, where Adamera has identified magnetic features aligning with a structural corridor linking the producing Copper Mountain mine and historic Nickel Plate mine. The Max copper-gold target is situated within this corridor.
Copper demand is expected to rise due to its increasing use in electronics, particularly in data centers and defense applications. Businessworld reported that by 2040, strategic sectors such as AI infrastructure, defense, power grids, and clean energy systems are expected to account for nearly 45% of total copper demand.