Canamera Confirms Seven Drill-Defined Target Areas at Turvolândia Ionic Clay REE Project; Rose Target Returns 8 Metres at 2,238 ppm TREO Including 3 metres at 3,776ppm TREO
Canamera Confirms Seven Drill-Defined
Target Areas at Turvolândia Ionic Clay REE
Project; Rose Target Returns 8 Metres at 2,238
ppm TREO Including 3 metres at 3,776ppm
TREO
Edmonton, Alberta--(Newsfile Corp. - July 6, 2026) -
Canamera Energy Metals Corp.
(CSE: EMET)
(OTCQB: EMETF) (FSE: 4LF0) ("
Canamera
" or the "
Company
") today announced assay results from
its Turvolândia Ionic Clay Rare Earth Project (the "
Project
") in Minas Gerais, Brazil. The release covers
additional assay results from the Marita Target; results from three new targets defined by a 26-hole
regional exploratory program (Rose, Paiolinho, and Miguel); and a program-level summary across all 77
holes received to date. The results expand the Project from four to seven named, drill-confirmed rare
earth target areas.
Highlights
Turvolândia expanded to seven drill-confirmed rare earth target areas from four previously
announced
Rose Target (TUV-AUG-070): 8 metres at 2,238 ppm TREO
1
and 843 ppm MREO
2
(2-
10m),
including 3 metres at 3,776 ppm TREO and 1,578 ppm MREO
(7-10m, end of hole. ) The Rose
Target result is the strongest result from the regional exploratory program and compares favourably
with results from previously announced highest grade targets at the Cortis zone.
Marita Target: three holes all terminating in mineralised material; best sub-interval 3 metres at
1,715 ppm TREO and 272 ppm MREO
(TUV-AUG-064, end of hole)
Paiolinho and Miguel Targets return new results; Carvalho and Joaquim Targets named as two
additional areas defined by the 26-hole regional exploratory program
77 holes with results received to date; 62% returned at least one sample above 750 ppm TREO;
peak 6,431 ppm TREO at Cordis (March 3, 2026)
All values expressed as rare earth oxide equivalents. Conversion factors: JCU Advanced Analytical Centre
.
1
TREO = CeO
2
+ Dy
2
O
3
+ Er
2
O
3
+ Eu
2
O
3
+ Gd
2
O
3
+ Ho
2
O
3
+ La
2
O
3
+ Lu
2
O
3
+Nd
2
O
3
Pr
6
O
11
+ Sm
2
O
3
+ Tb
4
O
7
+ Tm
2
O
3
+ Y
2
O
3
+ Yb
2
O
3
2
MREO = Dy
2
O
3
+ Nd
2
O
3
+ Pr
6
O
11
+ Tb
4
O
7
+ Y
2
O
3
"Turvolândia now has seven named rare earth targets, all confirmed by drilling, and the results from
Marita and the regional program give us real confidence that the system is likely as extensive as the
geophysics have suggested," commented Brad Brodeur, Chief Executive Officer of Canamera Energy
Metals Corp. "The Rose Target, defined by TUV-AUG-070, returned 8 metres grading 2,238 ppm total
rare earth oxides — which puts it firmly in the range of what we have seen at Cordis, Linda, and South.
At Marita, we drilled three holes and all three ended in rare earth mineralisation, with grades increasing
as we went deeper. That is exactly what you want to see in an ionic clay system: it tells us the
mineralisation is still there below where the auger stopped. We have 47 more results to report and 20
holes pending at Linda alone. Every batch brings the system into sharper focus."
Marita Target
The Marita Target was first identified as part of the four-target system described in the Company's June
16, 2026 news release. Three of 17 auger holes completed at Marita are reported here; results from the
remaining 14 are pending.
All three reported holes terminated in mineralised material, with TREO and MREO grades increasing
toward the base of each hole. The pattern is consistent with the IAC-REE model: in this deposit type,
REE enrichment concentrates in the lower saprolite zone above the weathered-fresh rock transition, and
holes that end in elevated grades indicate the mineralised horizon continues below the auger's
penetration depth.
TUV-AUG-018 was drilled vertically to 18 metres. The full-hole average of 715 ppm TREO includes an
anomalous near-surface metre at 4-5m (1,343 ppm TREO) and a deepening enrichment zone in the final
2 metres (16-18m), where the hole terminated averaging 1,368 ppm TREO and 534 ppm MREO.
TUV-AUG-040 was drilled vertically to 13 metres, with grades rising steadily through the upper profile
into the 4-metre end-of-hole interval (9-13m) averaging 1,144 ppm TREO and 362 ppm MREO. The final
metre (12-13m) returned the highest individual reading in the hole at 1,244 ppm TREO and 429 ppm
MREO.
TUV-AUG-064 was drilled vertically to 8 metres, with the deepest 3 metres (5-8m) averaging 1,715 ppm
TREO and 272 ppm MREO. The single metre at 5-6m returned 2,742 ppm TREO, accounting for 53% of
the 3-metre interval's total grade-metres.
All three holes at the Marita Target terminated in mineralised material. Deeper drilling is required to
define the base of the mineralised horizon at this target.
Figure 1 - Assay profile of TUV-AUG-018, TUV-AUG-040, and TUV-AUG-064 (Marita Target)
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Figure 2 - Regional target locations and exploratory drill hole plan
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Regional Exploratory Program
The Company completed an additional 26 auger holes across the broader Turvolândia tenure to
evaluate geophysical anomalies identified through total-count radiometric surveys conducted prior to
drilling. Twenty-six holes tested radiometric anomalies outside the four established target areas and
generated five new named targets: Rose, Paiolinho, Miguel, Carvalho, and Joaquim.
Results from three targets (Rose, Paiolinho, and Miguel) are presented below.
Rose Target
Hole TUV-AUG-070 was drilled vertically to 10 metres. An 8-metre interval from 2 metres to end of hole
averaged 2,238 ppm TREO and 843 ppm MREO, with MREO representing 38% of TREO across the
interval. Grades increased sharply in the final 3 metres (7-10m), which averaged 3,776 ppm TREO and
1,578 ppm MREO; the deepest metre (7-8m) returned the interval peak at 4,134 ppm TREO and 1,683
ppm MREO. The hole terminated in mineralised material at 10 metres.
Paiolinho Target
Hole TUV-AUG-066 was drilled vertically to 7 metres. Mineralisation was present throughout the full hole
profile, with the upper 4 metres (0-4m) averaging 679 ppm TREO and the lower 3 metres (4-7m, end of
hole) averaging 1,192 ppm TREO and 304 ppm MREO. The hole terminated in mineralised material.
Figure 3 - Assay profile of TUV-AUG-066 (Paiolinho Target) and TUV-AUG-070 (Rose Target)
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Miguel Target
Hole TUV-AUG-038 was drilled vertically to 18 metres. The lower 8 metres of the hole (10-18m)
averaged 744 ppm TREO and 326 ppm MREO. Within this interval, grades increased toward the base
of the hole; the final 3 metres (15-18m) averaged 977 ppm TREO and 427 ppm MREO, with the second-
to-last metre (16-17m) returning 1,136 ppm TREO and 500 ppm MREO. The hole terminated in
mineralised material at 18 metres. MREO
represents 44% of TREO across the 8-metre interval — the
highest ratio among the highlighted holes reported here.
Program Summary
The Company has now completed 124 auger holes totalling 1,379 metres at an average depth of 11.12
metres across the Turvolândia Project. Assay results have been received for 77 of 124 holes. Results
from the remaining 47 holes, including 20 follow-up holes at the Linda Target announced June 9, 2026,
are pending and will be reported upon receipt and validation.
Across the 77 holes for which results have been received:
48 holes (62%) returned at least one sample grading above 750 ppm TREO, indicating broad,
spatially distributed rare earth enrichment across the Project
26 holes (34%) returned at least one sample grading above 1000 ppm TREO
36 holes (47%) returned at least one sample grading above 200 ppm MREO
Peak TREO: 6,431 ppm over 1 metre (TUV-AUG-014, Cordis Target)
Peak MREO : 2,847 ppm (TUV-AUG-014)
Peak Nd
₂
O
₃
+ Pr
₆
O
₁₁
: 2,246 ppm; peak Dy
₂
O
₃
+ Tb
₄
O
₇
: 163 ppm
Previously announced results from the Cordis Target (March 3, 2026), the Linda Target (June 9, 2026),
and the South Target (June 16, 2026) are available in those respective news releases, accessible at
www.canamerametals.com
and on SEDAR+ at
www.sedarplus.ca
.
The seven named target areas now defined at Turvolândia are: Cordis, Marita, South, and Linda (four
previously established targets) and Rose, Paiolinho, Miguel, and Carvalho (three new targets defined by
the regional exploratory program).
The Turvolândia Project is located within a geological setting dominated by regional granitoid intrusions
and lateritic weathering profiles consistent with ionic adsorption clay-hosted REE mineralisation. In this
deposit type, rare earth elements are adsorbed onto clay minerals within the saprolitic weathering
horizon above fresh basement rock and are typically concentrated in the lower portion of that profile. The
pattern of mineralisation increasing toward the base of drill holes — observed at Marita, Rose,
Paiolinho, and Miguel — is consistent with this model and indicates that auger penetration has not
reached the base of the mineralised horizon at these targets.
Next Steps
Assay results from the remaining 47 holes — including 20 follow-up holes at the Linda Target — will be
reported upon receipt and validation. The Company is evaluating a next-phase program, including
deeper drilling at Cordis, Linda, Marita, Rose, and South to test below the auger-penetration depth.
There can be no assurance that future exploration programs will define economically recoverable mineral
resources.
Assay Methodology and QA/QC
Auger drill samples were collected at one-metre intervals and submitted to SGS Geosol Laboratórios
Ltda., Vespasiano, Minas Gerais, Brazil (ISO/IEC 17025 accredited), an independent laboratory, for
multi-element analysis by ICP-OES/MS including all rare earth elements. The QA/QC program included
the regular insertion of certified reference materials, blank standards, and field duplicates. Elemental
values were converted to rare earth oxide equivalents using standard conversion factors.
The conversion factors used are included in the table below. (source:
https://www.jcu.edu.au/advanced-
analytical-centre/resources/element-to-stoichiometric-oxide-conversion-factors
)
Table 1: REE Conversion Factors
Element
Factor
Oxide
Unit
Ce
1.2284
CeO
₂
ppm
Dy
1.1477
Dy
₂
O
₃
ppm
Er
1.1435
Er
₂
O
₃
ppm
Eu
1.1579
Eu
₂
O
₃
ppm
Gd
1.1526
Gd
₂
O
₃
ppm
Ho
1.1455
Ho
₂
O
₃
ppm
La
1.1728
La
₂
O
₃
ppm
Lu
1.1371
Lu
₂
O
₃
ppm
Nd
1.1664
Nd
₂
O
₃
ppm
Pr
1.2082
Pr
₆
O
₁₁
ppm
Sm
1.1596
Sm
₂
O
₃
ppm
Tb
1.1762
Tb
₄
O
₇
ppm
Tm
1.1421
Tm
₂
O
₃
ppm
Y
1.2699
Y
₂
O
₃
ppm
Yb
1.1387
Yb
₂
O
₃
ppm
Qualified Person
The scientific and technical information in this news release has been reviewed and approved by Warren
Robb, P.Geo. (British Columbia), VP Exploration of Canamera Energy Metals Corp. and a Qualified
Person as defined under National Instrument 43-101 - Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects ("NI
43-101").
For a discussion of the Company's QA/QC and data verification processes and procedures, please see
its most recently-filed technical report, a copy of which may be obtained at
www.sedarplus.ca
.
About Canamera Energy Metals Corp.
Canamera Energy Metals Corp. is a rare earth elements exploration and development company with an
expanding project portfolio across Brazil, the United States, and Canada. The Company is focused on
advancing ionic clay REE projects in Brazil and critical mineral assets in North America to support
Western rare earth supply chain independence. For more information, visit
www.canamerametals.com
.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:
Brad Brodeur
Chief Executive Officer
780-238-7163
CAUTIONARY NOTE REGARDING FORWARD-LOOKING INFORMATION
This news release contains "forward-looking information" within the meaning of applicable Canadian
securities legislation, including, but not limited to, statements regarding: the Company's expectation
that assay results from the remaining holes will be reported upon receipt and validation; the
Company's evaluation of next-phase exploration programs at the Turvolândia Project, including
potential deeper drilling to assess mineralisation below the auger-penetration depth at the Marita,
Rose, and South targets; the potential for mineralisation at the Marita, Rose, Paiolinho, and Miguel
target areas to continue below the depths reached by auger drilling; the potential for the Carvalho and
Joaquim target areas to host rare earth mineralisation; the potential for the nine named target areas to
be associated with ionic adsorption clay-hosted rare earth mineralisation; and the potential for the
Turvolândia Project to host a large-scale, regionally extensive rare earth system with multiple
mineralised corridors.
Forward-looking information is based on assumptions that, while considered reasonable by the
Company, are inherently subject to significant business, economic, and competitive uncertainties and
contingencies. Such assumptions include, without limitation: that follow-up drilling and exploration
programs can be designed and executed on commercially reasonable terms; that the geological and
geophysical interpretations of the Project are consistent with ionic adsorption clay-hosted rare earth
mineralisation; that assay results from the 47 pending holes will be received and validated in a timely
manner; that exploration results will continue to support the Company's assessment of the Project's
potential; and that rare earth commodity prices and market conditions remain sufficient to support
continued exploration investment.
Forward-looking information is subject to known and unknown risks, uncertainties, and other factors
that may cause the Company's actual results, performance, or achievements to differ materially from
those expressed or implied by such forward-looking information. These risks include, but are not
limited to: the possibility that deeper drilling does not confirm the continuity or extent of mineralisation
below the auger-penetration depth at the Marita, Rose, South, or other targets; the possibility that
assay results from the 47 pending holes do not confirm or expand the mineralisation reported to date,
or that results are delayed; the risk that the Carvalho and Joaquim target areas do not contain
material rare earth mineralisation; the risk that the nine target areas at Turvolândia do not collectively
represent a large-scale ionic adsorption clay-hosted rare earth system amenable to economic
extraction; volatility in rare earth and critical mineral commodity prices; and general exploration risks
inherent to the evaluation of mineral properties at an early stage. Readers are referred to the risk
factors described in the Company's most recent continuous disclosure filings available on SEDAR+
at
www.sedarplus.ca
. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking
information. Except as required by applicable securities laws, the Company assumes no obligation to
update or revise any forward-looking information to reflect events or circumstances after the date of
this news release.
Neither the Canadian Securities Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is
defined in the policies of the Canadian Securities Exchange) accepts responsibility for the
adequacy or accuracy of this release.
APPENDIX: DRILL HOLES TUV-AUG-0018, 0038, 0040, 0064, 0066 AND 0070 FULL RARE
EARTH ELEMENTS AND GALIUM ASSAYS
TUV-AUG-0018
From
To
Ce
ppm
Dy
ppm
Er
ppm
Eu
ppm
Gd
ppm
Ho
ppm
La
ppm
Lu
ppm
0
1
332.1
4.42
2.56
0.79
3.99
0.87
50
0.39
1
2
440.2
4.71
2.76
0.92
4.78
0.95
59.4
0.35
2
3
490.3
4.41
2.5
0.88
4.16
0.77
59.6
0.31
3
4
489
6.92
2.93
1.72
8.96
1.18
138.6
0.36
4
5
524.9
7.95
2.92
2.58
12.32
1.19
328.7
0.29
5
6
186.8
7.65
2.47
2.59
13.04
1.1
214.1
0.24
6
7
140.8
4.18
1.49
1.16
6.07
0.63
80.6
0.2
7
8
191.4
3
1.21
0.8
4.03
0.46
67.1
0.17
8
9
187.3
2.06
1
0.53
2.53
0.34
41.9
0.17
9
10
69.9
1.83
0.82
0.41
2.08
0.29
29.3
0.13
10
11
485
2.28
1.07
0.51
2.54
0.38
28.8
0.19
11
12
329.8
2.65
1.11
0.72
3.34
0.43
41.6
0.18
12
13
335.8
2.74
1.07
0.59
2.8
0.45
35.2
0.18
13
14
836
4.39
1.51
0.96
5.02
0.66
39.4
0.18
14
15
407.9
3.37
1.56
0.71
3.85
0.56
33.7
0.21
15
16
139.3
3.5
1.76
0.8
3.82
0.62
37.2
0.22
16
17
221.4
18.33
5.23
5.82
28.67
2.49
439.3
0.5
17
18
167.7
20.89
6.32
6.47
32.39
2.78
382
0.53
From
To
Nd
ppm
Pr
ppm
Sm
ppm
Tb
ppm
Tm
ppm
Y
ppm
Yb
ppm
Ga
ppm
0
1
25.2
7.81
4.6
0.69
0.37
21.41
2.6
34.20
1
2
31.2
9.78
5.5
0.76
0.36
21.71
2.5
32.80
2
3
30.1
9.71
5
0.7
0.3
19.32
2.2
34.30
3
4
73.2
23.34
11.5
1.27
0.38
24.22
2.6
33.50
4
5
144.5
49.54
18.9
1.58
0.34
20.76
2.2
29.40
5
6
140.6
41.77
19.9
1.59
0.32
18.39
1.7
32.20
6
7
46.5
13.9
7.2
0.8
0.19
11.93
1.4
40.20
7
8
34
10.82
5.5
0.59
0.16
8.9
1.1
37.50
8
9
19.4
6.39
3.3
0.32
0.14
6.82
1
39.20
9
10
15.1
4.56
2.6
0.33
0.12
6.09
0.8
38.80
10
11
15.9
4.58
2.8
0.35
0.15
7.85
1.1
34.20
11
12
22.7
6.57
4.1
0.46
0.15
7.69
1
36.40
12
13
19.3
5.86
3.3
0.45
0.17
8.86
1.1
35.40
13
14
24.3
6.94
5
0.74
0.19
12.26
1.2
29.10
14
15
23.4
6.06
4.2
0.58
0.19
10.94
1.2
35.20
15
16
24.7
6.85
4.2
0.52
0.22
13.04
1.5
29.80
16
17
294.3
89.44
46.1
3.63
0.61
38.48
3.7
25.60
17
18
302.5
86.89
48.5
4.13
0.73
44.73
4.1
25.20
TUV-AUG-0038
From
To
Ce
ppm
Dy
ppm
Er
ppm
Eu
ppm
Gd
ppm
Ho
ppm
La
ppm
Lu
ppm
0
1
253.8
2.41
1.64
0.26
2.18
0.56
21.2
0.29
1
2
260.4
2.01
1.63
0.19
1.42
0.5
8.9
0.29
2
3
141.7
2.2
1.81
0.3
1.45
0.53
10.2
0.32
3
4
198.2
1.9
1.3
0.32
1.49
0.41
7.6
0.22
4
5
124.8
2.24
1.85
0.4
1.91
0.54
14.5
0.36
5
6
131.8
2.76
1.58
0.52
2.97
0.57
25.5
0.25
6
7
83.7
2.78
1.21
0.52
3.25
0.49
27.1
0.17
7
8
253.9
3.6
2.19
1.05
3.99
0.76
48.2
0.39
8
9
197.4
3.6
2.47
1.44
4.6
0.79
85.9
0.46
9
10
143.5
3.69
2.19
1.54
5.42
0.76
97.1
0.35
10
11
108.8
4.44
2.14
2.06
7.77
0.78
152.7
0.3
11
12
86.4
5.75
2.73
2.8
9.87
0.99
190.9
0.36
12
13
46.4
4.04
2.12
2.46
8.01
0.78
156
0.31
13
14
58.6
4.56
2.27
2.84
8.95
0.84
171.2
0.32
14
15
64.8
5.5
2.61
3.39
11.08
1.03
209.9
0.34
15
16
80.8
6.33
2.97
3.64
12.21
1.09
233.3
0.4
16
17
97.8
10.03
4.56
6.1
19.84
1.78
363.1
0.62
17
18
86.3
10.3
4.75
5.57
19.59
1.79
333.5
0.64
From
To
Nd
ppm
Pr
ppm
Sm
ppm
Tb
ppm
Tm
ppm
Y
ppm
Yb
ppm
Ga
ppm
0
1
14.2
4.49
2.5
0.33
0.28
14.22
1.8
32.40
1
2
6.4
1.94
1.6
0.24
0.25
12.9
1.7
29.50
2
3
12.2
4.16
1.5
0.27
0.31
13.51
2.2
36.20
3
4
50.4
17.59
1.7
0.26
0.22
10.21
1.6
33.70
4
5
14.5
3.94
2.6
0.34
0.31
13.44
2.1
29.80
5
6
22.5
6.39
4.1
0.47
0.25
14.47
1.5
27.10
6
7
24.6
7.12
4.2
0.45
0.18
11.29
1.1
28.90
7
8
47.2
13.25
6.8
0.6
0.37
18.2
2.5
32.70
8
9
79
22.9
10.2
0.63
0.43
19.18
3
29.80
9
10
91.5
26.27
12.1
0.7
0.35
19.29
2.4
26.80
10
11
133.5
38.87
16.7
0.84
0.29
19.08
1.9
25.30
11
12
166.8
48.59
21.8
1.12
0.38
23
2.6
28.40
12
13
137.8
39.15
17.9
0.86
0.3
18.82
2
21.80
13
14
147.2
42.53
20
0.9
0.34
19.87
2.1
20.90
14
15
177.3
51.2
23.7
1.15
0.41
24.69
2.5
22.40
15
16
193.8
56.84
26
1.29
0.4
26.69
2.7
25.40
16
17
283.1
83.41
39.8
2.14
0.63
43.46
4.1
21.30
17
18
243.5
72.41
36.1
2.08
0.69
46.09
4.6
20.90
TUV-AUG-0040
From
To
Ce
ppm
Dy
ppm
Er
ppm
Eu
ppm
Gd
ppm
Ho
ppm
La
ppm
Lu
ppm
0
1
337.1
2.43
1.74
0.23
1.81
0.5
23.5
0.27
1
2
316.7
1.98
1.28
0.18
1.84
0.37
21
0.22