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Apex Critical Metals Corp. (APXCF) news covers the activities of a Canadian mineral exploration company focused on rare earth element (REE) and niobium projects in North America. Company releases describe work at the flagship Rift Rare Earth Project in the Elk Creek Carbonatite Complex in Nebraska, U.S.A., as well as at 100%-owned projects in British Columbia and Québec.
News updates frequently detail exploration milestones at the Rift Project, including re-logging and re-sampling of preserved historical drill core originally completed by Molycorp, drill permitting, contractor selection and planned mobilization for diamond drilling. These items provide insight into how Apex is building a modern analytical baseline for the Rift carbonatite system and refining geological models and drill targets.
Investors following APXCF can also expect news on the Cap Critical Minerals Project in central British Columbia, where Apex reports a niobium-in-soil trend, drill-confirmed niobium mineralization and results from high-resolution airborne geophysical surveys that outline a large magnetic anomaly associated with carbonatite-hosted mineralization. Additional releases describe surface sampling and new carbonatite discoveries at the Lac Le Moyne Project in Nunavik, Québec.
Beyond technical exploration results, Apex Critical Metals’ news flow includes corporate and capital markets updates such as non-brokered private placements, use of proceeds for exploration and general working capital, and investor relations and marketing agreements. For readers tracking APXCF stock, the news stream offers ongoing context on how the company advances its rare earth and niobium exploration portfolio in the basic materials sector.
Apex Critical Metals (APXCF) reported new 2026 drill results that materially expand the Trinity Zone rare earth footprint at the Rift Project in Nebraska.
Step-out hole RIFT26-019 returned 197.5 m at 2.12% REO, including a high‑grade core of 26.9 m at 3.15% REO, and extends mineralization about 120 m further down dip to the west from RIFT26-005A. Southern fence holes RIFT26-016, -017 and -018 delivered intervals of 1.74% REO over 46.1 m, 1.38% REO over 77.3 m (with higher‑grade sub‑intervals), and 2.00% REO over 33.7 m, adding roughly 100 m of N‑S strike.
The Trinity Zone is now defined over about 500 m N‑S strike and 300 m of western down‑dip extent within a 700 m corridor, remains open in all directions, and continues to show broad high‑grade REO intervals. Apex has completed 34 holes (~22,000 m) in 2026, with assays pending for 15 holes, and targets an inaugural mineral resource estimate in Q1 2027.
Apex Critical Metals (OTCQX:APXCF) reported quantitative X-ray diffraction results from drillholes at its 100%-controlled Rift Rare Earth Project in Nebraska, confirming monazite and bastnaesite as the dominant rare earth element (REE) host minerals in the Trinity and Neo zones. According to Apex, these minerals underpin most global rare earth oxide production and have well-established processing flowsheets, which the company views as reducing technical and metallurgical risk for Rift.
Apex has engaged SGS Geochemistry to conduct TIMA mineralogical analysis, with results to guide preliminary metallurgical testwork at SGS’s Lakefield facility. The company also renewed a three‑month marketing agreement with Rumble Strip Media for C$1,000,000 and a 12‑month Zimtu Capital marketing program at $15,000 per month, both focused on investor awareness.
Apex Critical Metals (OTCQX:APXCF) filed and received a receipt for a final short form base shelf prospectus dated August 10, 2026 with securities regulators in all Canadian provinces and territories except Québec, and filed a corresponding Form F-10 registration statement with the U.S. SEC, effective August 13, 2026.
The Shelf Prospectus and Registration Statement permit Apex to offer up to C$100,000,000 of various securities, including common shares, warrants, subscription receipts, units, debt securities, depositary share-backed common shares and share purchase contracts, in one or more offerings over a 25‑month period, with specific terms to be set by future prospectus supplements.
Apex Critical Metals (OTCQX:APXCF) reported new rare earth assay results from four drillholes at its 100%-controlled Rift Rare Earth Project in southeastern Nebraska. Step-out holes RIFT26-012 and RIFT26-014 extend and confirm the upper high-grade Trinity Zone, with broad intervals above 2.00% rare earth oxides (REO).
RIFT26-012, drilled 100 m west of RIFT26-002, returned 2.42% REO over 151.4 m, including 4.48% over 8.0 m and 3.03% over 61.4 m, described as the strongest grade–width intercept south of the discovery area. RIFT26-014 intersected 2.09% REO over 148.5 m, including 5.27% over 10.2 m, 4.00% over 21.7 m and 3.11% over 36.9 m between earlier holes RIFT26-003 and RIFT26-005A, reinforcing continuity.
The Trinity Zone is now defined over roughly 400 m north–south strike and 200 m down-dip, proven over 185 m downdip within a 700 m target corridor, and remains open in all directions. Apex has completed 32 drillholes totaling about 21,000 m, with assays pending for 18 holes and plans for an inaugural mineral resource estimate in Q1 2027.
Apex Critical Metals (OTCQX:APXCF, CSE:APXC) appointed Trevor Hall to its Board of Directors, effective immediately. Hall is CEO of Clear Commodity Network, host of Mining Stock Daily, and has extensive mining and commodities communications experience with strong ties to Nebraska, where Apex’s flagship Rift Rare Earth Project is located.
Apex highlights Rift within Nebraska’s Elk Creek Carbonatite Complex, where historical drillholes in a 700 m corridor returned broad intervals of >2.00% REO and higher-grade >3.00% REO zones. The 2026 drilling program has extended high-grade mineralization about 380 m from historical holes and outlined a new “Neo Zone” with strongly elevated NdPr, showing NdPr distributions between 30–50%. In Canada, the 100%-owned Cap Project near Prince George, BC reported 0.59% Nb₂O₅ over 36 m, including 1.08% Nb₂O₅ over 10 m, within a 1.8 km niobium trend, supporting the company’s strategy to build a North American critical minerals portfolio.
Apex Critical Metals (OTCQX:APXCF) announced that its common shares have been approved for trading on Euronext Access Paris under the symbol MLAPX, with trading expected to start on July 9, 2026.
The shares remain listed on the CSE (APXC), OTCQX (APXCF) and Frankfurt (KL9), with no concurrent offering and no required action from existing shareholders.
Apex Critical Metals (OTCQX:APXCF) has mobilized an NQ diamond drill rig and started its 2026 exploration program at the 100%-owned Cap Critical Minerals Project in British Columbia.
The fully permitted ~1,200 m, four-hole program will test a large 2.2 km × 1.8 km magnetic anomaly and step out from the CAP25-006 niobium discovery, which previously returned intervals up to 1.08% Nb2O5.
Apex Critical Metals (OTCQX:APXCF) reported new assay results from four drillholes (RIFT26-007 to -010) at the Trinity Zone, Rift Rare Earth Project in Nebraska.
Highlights include 191.9 m at 2.63% REO in RIFT26-008 and 239.7 m at 1.62% REO in RIFT26-010, with multiple higher-grade sub-intervals. Trinity remains open in all directions, with 22 drillholes (~14,500 m) completed in 2026 and assays pending for 12 holes. Apex is targeting 22,000–25,000 m of drilling in 2026 and an inaugural Mineral Resource Estimate by Q1 2027.
Apex Critical Metals (OTCQX:APXCF), a mineral exploration company, filed an NI 43-101-compliant Technical Report for its 100%-controlled Rift Rare Earth Project in southeastern Nebraska.
The report, effective May 15, 2026, was prepared by Robin J. Wilson and is available on SEDAR+.
Apex Critical Metals (OTCQX:APXCF) is expanding drilling and H2 2026 exploration at the 100%-controlled Rift Rare Earth Project in Nebraska, funded by a recently closed $15,000,500 financing.
Total 2026 drilling is now targeted at 22,000–25,000 m across 34–36 holes, advancing toward an inaugural MRE in the first half of 2027 and supported by new mineralogical, metallurgical, and QA/QC programs.