InominMines TSX-V MINE

Mineral exploration · TSX-V: MINE

Exploring for critical minerals in British Columbia.

Inomin Mines is a Vancouver-based exploration company. Its flagshipThe flagship Beaver–Lynx project covers about 28,000 hectares of nickel–magnesium ground in the Cariboo region of south-central British Columbia, explored with Sumitomo Metal Mining Canada.

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Hand lens and specimen are illustrative

Flagship

≈ 28,000 ha

Beaver–Lynx project, Cariboo region, British Columbia

Commodities

Ni · Mg

Nickel and magnesium, with cobalt, chromium, platinum and palladium

Partner

Sumitomo

Sumitomo Metal Mining Canada, under a 2025 earn-in agreement

Listing

TSX-V: MINE

TSX Venture Exchange, headquartered in Vancouver

01 — Projects

One district-scale project, two blocks.

Inomin’s work is concentrated on Beaver–Lynx in British Columbia. The company also holds a royalty in Newfoundland.

Flagship · Nickel–magnesium · British Columbia

Beaver–Lynx

A 28,000-hectare exploration project about 50 km north of Williams Lake. Drilling at the Beaver block has outlined nickel and magnesium mineralization with cobalt, chromium, platinum and palladium. In 2026, the first drill program at the Lynx block, about 10 km to the south, intersected similar mineralization at the Onuki zone.

Location
Cariboo region, south-central B.C., adjacent to the Gibraltar mine
Stage
Exploration: drilling and magnetic surveys
Partner
Sumitomo Metal Mining Canada can earn up to 80% under an April 2025 earn-in agreement. Inomin is the operator.
2026 program
About $2.3 million, funded by Sumitomo. Nine holes and 3,452.8 m of drilling at Onuki.
Latest result · October 26, 2026 402 m grading 0.20% nickel and 21% magnesium From 6 m depth at the Onuki zone, Lynx block. Reported intervals are core lengths; true thicknesses have not yet been calculated. Read the release
Beaver project page Lynx project page
Map of the Beaver–Lynx project The Beaver block (≈ 11,000 ha, 7 mineral claims) lies north-east of the Gibraltar Mine. A narrow strip of claims runs south from it to the Lynx block (≈ 17,300 ha, 12 claims), which lies west of Likely Road. Williams Lake is about 15 km south-west of the Lynx block. Marked targets: Spur, North, Ring and South in the Beaver block; Bear, Skulow and Onuki in the Lynx block. Onuki, drilled in 2026, is at the south-east corner of Lynx. 540,000 mE550,000 mE560,000 mE570,000 mE580,000 mE5,780,000 mN5,790,000 mN5,800,000 mN5,810,000 mN5,820,000 mN5,830,000 mN Fraser River Hwy 97 Likely Rd Gibraltar Mine McLeese Lake Williams Lake Beaver block≈ 11,000 ha · 7 claims Lynx block≈ 17,300 ha · 12 claims Spur North Ring South Bear Skulow Onuki2026 drilling N 0510 km
Beaver–Lynx mineral claims · Map date November 12, 2026 · Grid north, NAD83 / UTM zone 10N Claim boundaries: B.C. Mineral Titles Online, the 19 tenures shown on Inomin’s published claims map. Water and roads: B.C. Freshwater Atlas and Digital Road Atlas. Target positions are approximate, from Inomin’s maps. The adjacent claim applied for in September 2026 is not shown. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – British Columbia.

Royalty interest · Newfoundland

King’s Point

Gold · Copper · Zinc

Inomin holds a 1% net smelter return royalty on the King’s Point property in Newfoundland. The property is owned by New Found Gold Corp., which acquired Maritime Resources in 2025.

King’s Point on inominmines.com

Former properties · Oaxaca, Mexico

La Gitana & Peña Blanca

  • La Gitana Gold–silver property Sold Nov 27, 2025
  • Peña Blanca Gold–silver property Sold Nov 27, 2025

Inomin acquired both properties in March 2021 and sold them in November 2025 through the sale of its Mexican subsidiary. They are no longer part of the portfolio.

Source: MD&A, year ended March 31, 2026 (PDF)

02 — Latest news

From the field.

All news releases
  1. Inomin Extends Beaver Lynx Discovery Footprint with Further Long Mineralized Intervals Holes L26-05 and L26-06 at the Onuki zone include 402 m grading 0.20% nickel and 21% magnesium from 6 m depth, extending the Onuki footprint by about 900 m. Read release
  2. Inomin Makes New Discovery at Beaver‑Lynx The first four holes of maiden drilling at the Lynx block include 420 m grading 0.21% nickel and 22% magnesium, starting 3 m from surface. Read release
  3. Inomin Stakes New Claim Adjacent to Beaver-Lynx Polymetallic Project A new claim of about 1,128 hectares covers most of a 5 km magnetic feature next to the project. Read release

Summaries are drawn from Inomin’s news releases. Reported drill intervals are core lengths. See each release for assay notes and the Qualified Person statement.

03 — Questions

A closer look.

Mainly nickel and magnesium. At Beaver–Lynx, drilling has also reported cobalt, chromium, platinum and palladium, with copper, silver and gold intersected in places. Inomin describes itself as an exploration company focused on critical minerals and precious metals.

Beaver–Lynx is in the Cariboo region of south-central British Columbia, about 50 km north of Williams Lake. It covers about 28,000 hectares in two blocks: Beaver in the north and Lynx about 10 km to the south. Inomin also holds a 1% net smelter return royalty on the King’s Point property in Newfoundland.

Sumitomo Metal Mining Canada. Under an earn-in agreement dated April 25, 2025, Sumitomo can earn up to an 80% interest in Beaver–Lynx by funding exploration. Inomin is the operator, and Sumitomo is funding the 2026 program.

Drill results, assay notes and Qualified Person statements are in Inomin’s news releases. Project summaries are on the Beaver and Lynx project pages. Technical reports and other filings are on SEDAR+ under Inomin Mines Inc.

On Inomin’s investor pages: the corporate presentation, financial statements and MD&A, share structure and AGM documents. The current presentation is dated October 2026.

Inomin trades on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol MINE. You can subscribe to email updates or contact the company directly.

Macro view of dark rock: a natural fracture runs from the upper left, tapering and branching, with pale mineral along its edge and fine silver-toned grains scattered beside it. Parts of the fracture fall into shadow.
Fracture in the hero specimen, close upIllustrative