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MAX Power Mining Corp. (OTC: MAXXF, CSE: MAXX) generates news primarily around its natural hydrogen and critical minerals exploration activities. Company and third‑party editorials highlight MAX Power as a first mover in the natural hydrogen sector, with approximately 1.3 million acres of permitted land in Saskatchewan, including the 200‑kilometer‑long Genesis Trend and targets such as Lawson, Lucky Lake and Bracken.
News coverage frequently discusses MAX Power’s plan to drill what it describes as Canada’s first deep well specifically targeting natural hydrogen at the Lawson target, along with a broader multi‑well program across its Saskatchewan land package. Updates also cover the development of the MAXX LEMI earth model, which integrates regional geological and geophysical data and is expected to incorporate artificial intelligence to support natural hydrogen exploration.
In addition to natural hydrogen, MAX Power news items reference its portfolio of critical minerals properties in North America, highlighted by the Willcox Playa Lithium Project in southeast Arizona. Releases describe a diamond drilling discovery of near‑surface lithium‑rich clays at Willcox and discuss potential corporate structuring steps involving the company’s U.S. subsidiary.
Investors following MAXXF news can expect announcements on exploration plans and results, target identification in Saskatchewan, updates on the MAXX LEMI model, financing activities such as private placements and strategic investments, and corporate developments related to leadership and potential transactions. This news page aggregates these items so readers can review the company’s disclosed activities and context for its role in natural hydrogen and critical minerals exploration.
MAX Power (OTC: MAXXF) received a drilling license for the Lawson target, the first well in its planned multi-well Natural Hydrogen program in southern Saskatchewan. The company expects to spud the Lawson well on or about November 7, 2025 with Lawson located on the 200-km Genesis Trend. Mobilization begins early November; onsite gas chromatographs and a dedicated mass spectrometer will sample for hydrogen, helium, nitrogen, and methane. MAX Power highlights a ~1.3 million acre permitted land package and will present at the H-Nat conference in Paris on Nov 13-14, 2025.
MAX Power (OTC: MAXXF) selected a Saskatchewan-based drilling contractor to drill Canada’s first dedicated deep Natural Hydrogen well at the Lawson target in the Genesis Trend, with drilling expected to commence on or about November 7, 2025 pending receipt of the Lawson well license. The well is planned as a ~three-week program using a tele-double rig and a 24-person crew on two 12-hour shifts.
The company also announced marketing agreements: $114,000 USD with InvestorBrandNetwork and €150,000 with TAFIN GmbH. MAX Power holds a 1.3 million acre permitted land package (5.7 million acres under application) for Natural Hydrogen exploration.
MAX Power (OTC: MAXXF) announced a new large Natural Hydrogen target area called Lucky Lake within the 200-km Genesis Trend in southern Saskatchewan on Oct 14, 2025. Lucky Lake lies ~50 km northwest of the Lawson target and shows a similar geophysical footprint, interpreted "mobile zone" characteristics, and indications of serpentinization.
The company plans detailed analysis and additional trade data acquisition to prioritize drill targets while partnering with the Petroleum Technology Research Centre and targeting initial deep drilling at Lawson in Q4 2025. MAX Power holds ~1.3 million acres of permits across Genesis.
MAX Power (OTC: MAXXF) announced a long-term strategic technical collaboration with the Petroleum Technology Research Centre (PTRC) effective October 2025 to accelerate Natural Hydrogen exploration in Saskatchewan.
The three-year MOU covers PTRC lab analyses, Industrial CT core testing, subsurface reservoir characterization and co-development of low-emission technologies tied to MAX Power’s 200-km Genesis Natural Hydrogen Trend and planned Q4 2025 drilling on high-priority Lawson targets. PTRC brings 20+ years of subsurface experience and provincial research links intended to provide third-party validation and technical oversight for MAX Power’s ~1.3 million acres of permits.
MAX Power (OTC: MAXXF) has signed a one-year strategic communications agreement with PRmediaNow, effective September 2025, to increase global media visibility as the company advances Canada’s first multi-well Natural Hydrogen drill program.
The agreement includes a $5,000 per month fee and a grant of 150,000 stock options at $0.40 per share, vesting quarterly over one year, subject to CSE approval. PRmediaNow will produce an investor video series called “The MAXX Minute” hosted by Cyndi Edwards to engage shareholders and investors.
MAX Power holds approximately 1.3 million acres of permits in North America with high-priority drill targets planned for Q4 2025.
MAX Power (OTC:MAXXF) has relocated its head office to Innovation Saskatchewan R+T Parks in Saskatoon and Regina effective Oct 3, 2025, to align leadership and technical teams with provincial research, commercialization supports and universities.
The move accompanies recent milestones: a ~1.3 million acre district-scale land position, financing and board additions, and the planned start of Canada’s first dedicated multi-well Natural Hydrogen deep drilling program targeting the Lawson lead in Q4 2025. The relocation grants access to R+T Park infrastructure (1.8M sq ft, 150+ tenants, ~3,700 jobs) and provincial incentives including the STSI 45% investor tax credit.
MAX Power Mining (OTC: MAXXF) has identified the "Lawson" target for Canada's first dedicated Natural Hydrogen well along the 200-km Genesis Trend in Saskatchewan. The company plans to begin well licensing immediately, with drilling scheduled for Q4 2025. The target features all five critical elements for Natural Hydrogen accumulation and is situated within MAX Power's ~1.3 million acres of permitted land - the largest Natural Hydrogen land package in Canada.
The Lawson target benefits from the Prairie Evaporite "Salt Barrier" advantage, which serves as an effective trap and seal. The site selection was refined using ~180 line-km of seismic data, regional aeromagnetics/gravity, and subsurface mapping. The company has identified at least 20 similar potential targets along the Genesis Trend, with plans for a multi-well program across their holdings.
MAX Power Mining (OTC: MAXXF) has secured a significant $5 million strategic investment from a leading Southeast Asian energy conglomerate at $0.30 per unit. The corporate investor will acquire approximately 16% non-diluted ownership in MAX Power through this private placement.
Each unit consists of one common share and a half-warrant, with full warrants exercisable at $0.45 for 24 months. The investment includes pro-rata participation rights in future financings and board observer rights, contingent on maintaining 10% ownership. The proceeds will fund MAX Power's upcoming Natural Hydrogen drill program in Saskatchewan, where the company holds 1.3 million acres of permits.
MAX Power Mining (OTC: MAXXF) has announced strategic partnerships with Caram Media and TMI Digital to enhance its market visibility and investor engagement. The company has made upfront payments of $250,000 to Caram Media and $200,000 to TMI Digital for 12-month and 6-month agreements respectively.
MAX Power holds Canada's largest permitted Natural Hydrogen land package in Saskatchewan, encompassing 1.3 million acres across the Genesis Trend, Grasslands, and Rider Projects. The company aims to achieve North America's first commercial Natural Hydrogen discoveries.
Additionally, the company has granted 2 million stock options to Caram Media and issued 1.55 million options to directors, officers, consultants, and employees at an exercise price of 32 cents per common share.
MAX Power Mining (OTC:MAXXF) has successfully completed financings totaling C$4.45 million, with renowned investor Eric Sprott leading the order. The company closed a LIFE Offering of C$2 million at C$0.20 per unit, following a previously announced C$2.45 million non-brokered private placement.
Each unit comprises one common share and one purchase warrant exercisable at C$0.25 per share. The proceeds will fund exploration of MAX Power's Natural Hydrogen properties in Saskatchewan and working capital needs. The company holds approximately 1.3 million acres of permits for Natural Hydrogen exploration in Canada, positioning itself as a leader in North America's Natural Hydrogen sector.
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