Corporate Development and Technological Advancements at Max Power Mining Corp

Max Power Mining Corp. (CSE: MAXX; OTC: MAXXF; FSE: 89N) has announced several significant corporate and technical developments as of mid‑September 2026. The company, which operates within the Materials sector on the NEO Exchange and reports in Canadian dollars (CAD), continues to advance its focus on subsurface natural hydrogen extraction and the commercialization of its AI‑assisted MAXX LEMI platform.

1. Engagement of Kyndryl for Commercialization Strategy

On 18 September 2026, Max Power Mining Corp. entered into an agreement with Kyndryl Canada, a global technology leader, to develop a commercialization strategy and go‑to‑market plan for its proprietary MAXX LEMI platform. The platform is built around Canada’s first confirmed subsurface natural hydrogen system. The engagement, reported by StockWatch (source: www.stockwatch.com ) and detailed in a GlobeNewswire release on 18 September 2026, indicates that Kyndryl will provide strategic guidance, market analysis, and operational planning to accelerate the deployment of MAXX LEMI across potential commercial partners.

2. Technical Highlights from Lawson 4 Exploration

On 17 September 2026, Finanznachrichten (source: www.finanznachrichten.de ) published findings from the Lawson 4 borehole, a key component of Max Power’s commercial validation program. The drilling program identified the strongest natural hydrogen section to date, measuring a 20.5 m interval between 2,290 m and 2,310.5 m depth. Recorded hydrogen concentrations exceeded all previous values obtained in the Lawson complex. Additional 30.9 m core samples extended the total core length to 51.4 m, with a reported extraction yield of 98 %. The zone is situated in lower Cambrian sandstone overlying Precambrian basement, described by the company as highly permeable and porous, and containing mafic and ultramafic lithologies that may facilitate hydrogen generation.

The article emphasizes that these results, while geologically significant, do not yet constitute evidence of a commercially viable reservoir. Planned completion and flow‑testing phases—encompassing gas composition, sustained production rates, pressure behavior, reservoir connectivity, and economic feasibility—are necessary to determine the commercial potential of the site.

3. Strategic Implications for the Lawson Complex

The reported success of Lawson 4 informs the company’s next operational step: Lawson 5, scheduled to test the potential system 30 km northeast of the current drill site. This extended spacing marks a substantial shift from the roughly 2 km interval of previous boreholes and will assess the possibility of a reservoir extending toward the “Salt Wall” structure, which may act as a natural seal. The company interprets the Salt Wall as a potential trapping mechanism that could support larger scale hydrogen production.

4. Corporate Context and Market Position

  • Sector: Materials
  • Primary Exchange: NEO Exchange
  • Market Cap: CAD 603,570,000 (as of 17 September 2026)
  • Stock Performance (2026‑09‑17): Close price CAD 3.52, 52‑week high CAD 3.80, 52‑week low CAD 0.345.

Max Power Mining Corp. continues to develop its asset base through strategic partnerships and technical exploration, aiming to transition its subsurface natural hydrogen discoveries into commercially viable projects. The collaboration with Kyndryl and the promising data from Lawson 4 position the company to advance the MAXX LEMI platform toward market readiness, while further drilling will clarify the economic prospects of the Lawson complex.