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IDEX Metals Confirms Significant Tungsten Enrichment at Freeze, Including 180.5 Metres of 0.11% WO?, 72.2 Metres of 0.13% WO?, and 1.2 Metres of 1.55% WO? in 2025 Drilling at Kismet

(TheNewswire) Vancouver, B.C., July 9, 2026 – TheNewswire - IDEX Metals Corp. (&...

Idex Metals Corp.July 9, 20265
IDEX Metals Confirms Significant Tungsten Enrichment at Freeze, Including 180.5 Metres of 0.11% WO?, 72.2 Metres of 0.13% WO?, and 1.2 Metres of 1.55% WO? in 2025 Drilling at Kismet

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IDEX Metals Confirms Significant Tungsten Enrichment at Freeze, Including 180.5 Metres of 0.11% WO₃, 72.2 Metres of 0.13% WO₃, and 1.2 Metres of 1.55% WO₃ in 2025 Drilling at Kismet (TheNewswire) Vancouver, B.C., July 9, 2026 – TheNewswire - IDEX Metals Corp. (“IDEX” or the “Company”) (TSXV: IDEX; OTCQB: IDXMF) is pleased to announce initial tungsten re-assay results from drill holes KSMT25002 and KSMT25005 at the Company’s Freeze Property (“Freeze” or the “Property”) in Idaho, USA. The re-assay program was completed following the identification of significant scheelite mineralization in drill core from the 2025 Phase I campaign at Kismet. Holes KSMT25002 and KSMT25005 were selected as representative holes and intended as a test case for the use of sodium peroxide fusion (“SPF” or “NaPF”), a more complete digestion method for tungsten-bearing minerals versus the four-acid digestion method previously used for 2025 assays. These initial re-assay results confirm significant tungsten enrichment within the Kismet mineralized system, including high-grade zones contained within broader intervals of WO₃ mineralization. Table 1: Re-assayed Tungsten and multi-element anomalies from holes KSMT25002 & KSMT25005   Hole KSMT25002 was drilled at an azimuth of 353 and an angle of –50, Hole KSMT25005 was drilled at an azimuth of 045 and an angle of –45 (October 7, 2025 & February 25, 2026). Tungsten is reported as WO₃ using WO₃ = W × 1.2611. “These tungsten re-assay results have meaningfully changed how we view the Kismet system," said Clayton Fisher, CEO of IDEX Metals. "We already understood Kismet to be a robust copper-molybdenum system. Confirming broad tungsten enrichment with high-grade internal zones, supported by visible coarse scheelite, adds an entirely new and important critical-metals dimension to the Property. Results of this nature have the potential to materially enhance Freeze’s profile and broaden our capital markets reach. Tungsten – rather than being a minor by-product metal – may in fact be a fundamental component of the mineralized system at Freeze." Mr. Fisher continued: "We intend to move quickly and deliberately. On the strength of these results, IDEX ...

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