Apex Critical Metals found high-grade niobium, rare earths, and phosphate in British Columbia, with new targets for 2026 drilling.

Apex Critical Metals Corp. reported significant 2025 drilling results at its Cap Project in British Columbia, confirming widespread niobium, rare earth elements (REEs), and phosphate mineralization. Drill hole CAP25-006 intersected 124.5 meters averaging 0.27% Nb₂O₅, expanding a high-grade zone. Other holes revealed REE intervals up to 1.33% REO and phosphate grades reaching 16.2% P₂O₅ over 3.8 meters. A new geophysical survey detected a large buried magnetic anomaly to the southeast, interpreted as a potential deep intrusive body and a top 2026 drilling target. The findings support a large, fertile carbonatite system with ongoing exploration potential.