Germanium Mining Begins Ground Electromagnetic Survey at its 100% Owned Lac du Km 35 Germanium Property in Quebec

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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA - TheNewswire - JUNE 15, 2026 – GERMANIUM MINING CORP. (“GERMANIUM MINING”, “GMC”,  OR THE “COMPANY”) (CSE: GMC; OTCQB: EMSKF; FSE: YW0) is pleased to announce that a Time Domain Electro Magnetic (“TDEM”) survey has commenced at its 100% owned Lac du Km 35 Germanium Property that was recently and strategically expanded.  The TDEM survey consists of an area covering 1,400 metres by 1,400 metres, encompassing the cluster of historical input anomalies and the Laganière showing.  North-South cut lines, spaced at every 100 metres, will allow optimal operations on the field.  Germanium Mining aims at confirming and outlining existing and new conductors that may indicate the presence of potential Germanium-Silver and Zinc mineralization. Mario Pezzente, Chief Executive Officer, commented: “We have strategically expanded our 100% owned Lac du Km 35 Germanium property ahead of the active 2026 exploration season to allow for potential additional discoveries contiguous to the north of the Laganière showing that hosts the highest-grade Germanium sample in the Province of Quebec at 186 ppm. We are excited to commence this TDEM survey with a goal of outlining new conductors in the vicinity of the Laganière Germanium showing on this highly prospective critical metal project. Germanium Mining Corp. is focused on unlocking strategic resources in stable jurisdictions, to potentially contribute to a more secure and resilient North American supply chain.” Exploration Program Upcoming 2026 exploration will include a highly sensitive magnetic airborne survey to potentially identify germanium that could be associated with lower conductivity silver-zinc mineralization. These surveys will aim to identify possible additional shear zones and electromagnetic anomalies for the upcoming sampling and assaying program.  Most, if not all features of interest such as shear zones, magnetic and electromagnetic anomalies, will be soon verified on the field, early in the planned 2026 exploration program. The immediate area of the Laganière showing will be further explored and sampled and assayed allowing GMC to deliver diamond drill targets that could be tested in the Fall of 2026. The first phase of diamond drilling will be directed to reach the “discovery hole” stage.  The campaign is planned to consist of 6 to 10 holes for a total o...

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