PJX Resources Receives Permit to Drill at Dewdney Trail Property

PJX Resources Inc. has announced the receipt of a five-year drilling permit from the British Columbia Government for its Dewdney Trail Property near Cranbrook, BC. This summer and fall, PJX will commence drilling operations on newly discovered Sullivan deposit style and grade zinc-lead-silver mineralisation.

John Keating, President of PJX, highlighted the groundbreaking nature of this discovery, as it is the first of its kind outside the Sullivan deposit area in 130 years. Discovered through surface prospecting, the mineralisation lies approximately 200 meters from a historical mine road.

PJX holds 100% of the mineral rights to several properties covering over 680 km² in the Sullivan Mining District. Recent exploration identified magnetic zinc, lead, and silver mineralisation at Dewdney Trail Property, associated with an untested geophysical anomaly extending 1.6 km.

Additionally, PJX reported the results of its annual and special meeting, with all resolutions passed by shareholders. The meeting addressed financial statements, director appointments, and approval of the Share Incentive and Shareholder Rights Plans.