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Primary Hydrogen Kicks Off Maiden Wicheeda North Drill Program as Losses Narrow

Primary Hydrogen has launched its first-ever drilling campaign at the Wicheeda North rare earth project, with crews beginning work on 3 November. The program is designed to test a rare earth soil anomaly that trends to the northwest, and the company expects the work to wrap up in roughly four weeks.

The campaign calls for approximately 1,500 metres across about seven holes in British Columbia. It marks the first time Primary Hydrogen has drilled at Wicheeda North, with the identified anomaly serving as the primary target.

Soil Sampling Points the Way

The decision to drill rests on two phases of soil sampling. In the initial phase, 11 of 439 samples exceeded the 300 ppm threshold for TRE+Y, the measure used for rare earth elements plus yttrium. That phase produced a peak reading of 484.69 ppm.

The second phase delivered stronger results: 37 of 692 samples cleared the same 300 ppm bar, and the highest value reached 932.21 ppm. All of these figures come from soil samples rather than drill core.

Interim Filings Show Shrinking Deficit

The drilling news follows the release of unaudited interim results on 29 October, covering the periods ended 31 August 2026. For the third quarter, Primary Hydrogen booked a net loss of C$555,779, a sharp improvement on the C$1,252,248 deficit recorded in the same quarter of 2025.

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The nine-month picture followed the same trajectory. The net loss for the first nine months of 2026 came in at C$770,588, compared with C$3,914,732 a year earlier. As of the 31 August 2026 balance sheet date, the company held liquid funds of C$2,181,867.

Going-Concern Caveat Attached

Alongside the improved numbers, the unaudited interim financial statements flagged a material uncertainty that may cast significant doubt on the company’s ability to continue as a going concern.

On the market side, the stock slipped 3.8% on Friday, leaving the share price at €0.5050 at the close of the trading week.

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