Apex Critical Metals Corp. Announces Major Niobium Discovery

VANCOUVER, BC — Apex Critical Metals Corp. (CSE:APXC)(OTCQX:APXCF)(FWB:KL9), a Canadian mineral exploration company, has made a significant niobium discovery at its Cap Critical Minerals Project in central British Columbia. The discovery was announced on August 27, 2025, following the company’s 2025 diamond drill program.

Key Highlights of the Discovery:

  • Niobium Concentration: The discovery includes 0.59% Nb2O5 over 36 meters, with a higher concentration of 1.08% Nb2O5 over 10 meters, starting from a depth of 33.5 meters in the drillhole.
  • Open Mineralization: The mineralization remains open in all directions, indicating potential for further exploration and expansion.
  • Pending Assays: Assays are pending for the remaining 1,691 meters drilled to date from six drillholes.
  • Extended Drill Program: The drill program has been extended to test additional targets, following the early successes of the program.

Sean Charland, CEO of Apex Critical Metals, emphasized the strategic importance of the discovery, noting, “The global niobium supply chain has been dominated by Brazil with a limited number of global producers and developers. The need to secure domestic sources in North America has never been more important.”

Company Overview:

Apex Critical Metals Corp. is listed on the Canadian National Stock Exchange and focuses on the exploration and development of strategic critical metals. As of August 25, 2025, the company’s close price was CAD 1.18, with a market capitalization of CAD 56,640,000. The company’s 52-week high was CAD 1.20, and its 52-week low was CAD 0.293333, recorded on October 6, 2024. The price-to-earnings ratio stands at -22.848.

This discovery positions Apex Critical Metals as a key player in the North American niobium market, potentially contributing to the diversification of the global supply chain. The company’s ongoing exploration efforts and strategic focus on critical metals underscore its commitment to addressing the growing demand for these essential resources.