10:29 AM EDT, 07/23/2025 (MT Newswires) -- Maxus Mining (MAXM.CN) was at last look up near 5% and at 52 weeks on Wednesday after saying it expanded its land holdings by approximately 2,431 hectares at the Hurley Antimony Project in British Columbia, Canada, in a move, it adds, highlights the "significant potential of the region".

A statement noted the company is currently undertaking a compilation of all available historic data on the project to prepare its phase 1 exploration plans.

"We have expanded our holdings by more than three kilometres along strike of favourable stratigraphy in the Hurley East Block, while the Hurley West Block now encompasses over two kilometres of favourable strike length," said Maxus Mining's Chief Executive Officer, Scott Walters.

"We look forward to unlocking the Project's antimony potential through a comprehensive review of all available historical data as we prepare our Phase 1 exploration activities."

The project includes two blocks of claims, Hurley East Block and Hurley West Block, and is situated seven kilometres south-east of the village of Gold Bridge, and ten kilometres east of the Bralorne-Pioneer Gold Mining Camp which has produced over four million ounces of gold.

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