Adamera Minerals Stakes Third Tungsten Property in Washington State

Vancouver, British Columbia — May 7, 2026 — Leads & Copy —

Adamera Minerals Corp. (TSX-V: ADZ; OTC: DDNFF) has announced the staking of a third tungsten property, situated 14 kilometers east of the Talisman Tungsten Project in Washington State. The new Pierre Creek Tungsten property is a strategic claim block that secures a tungsten (scheelite) bearing skarn deposit. This action concludes the staking program in Washington State, with exploration efforts set to commence. The exploration will include geophysical, geochemical, and geological work to define drill targets, according to the company.

President and CEO of Adamera Minerals, Mark Kolebaba, stated that securing the Pierre Creek property alongside their Tungsten Ridge and Talisman projects positions Adamera as a significant participant in American tungsten exploration. Kolebaba also noted that critical minerals development continues to be a focus for the country.

Adamera Minerals Corp. will be discussing its tungsten strategy and 2026 field program at the upcoming Metals and Investors Conference on May 8, 2026.

Tungsten is considered a critical metal because of its extensive use in industrial and military applications, Western governments are actively seeking to increase non-Chinese supply. The global market is in a structural deficit, and many countries favor local producers. In response to the supply squeeze, the US military, via the Defense Industrial Base Consortium (DIBC), recently invited companies to submit proposals to boost domestic supplies of critical minerals, explicitly targeting tungsten.

Tungsten's physical properties, including hardness, high density, and an extremely high melting point, make it essential in machining, electronics, aircraft manufacture, and military applications. These properties mean that tungsten cannot be easily substituted by other metals or materials, making it relatively price-insensitive for most uses. Military application demand is expected to increase by approximately 12% in 2026, with similar demand growth expected in the coming years.

High-quality tungsten deposits are rare, and timelines for permitting and developing mines worldwide are long. While new production coming on stream will help, tungsten prices are likely to remain well above historical levels for an extended period of time.

Adamera Minerals Corp. 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. The Company utilizes modern, tech-driven exploration methodologies and proprietary analytical methods to efficiently discover and define economic mineral resources and is focused on translating exploration success into tangible equity while continuing to evaluate high-value targets across its project pipeline.

Source: Adamera Minerals