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Maxus Mining Inc. has expanded its Hurley West Block of the Hurley Antimony Project in British Columbia through low-cost map staking of an additional 572 hectares, bringing the total project area to approximately 5,004 hectares. The newly acquired claims cover the historic Stibnite (Lost Gold/Oro) Prospect, where historical grab samples returned up to 16.9% antimony, 12.0 g/t gold, and 97.4 g/t silver. CEO Scott Walters said the acquisition adds a historically explored antimony-gold target with grade contiguous with the Hurley Project, providing a strong foundation for further evaluation. The project is located near the historic Bralorne-Pioneer Mining Camp, which has produced over four million ounces of gold. Maxus plans to incorporate historical exploration data into its ongoing geological compilation to identify prospective antimony-gold targets.