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REV Exploration Corp.

  • Helium Exploration

    REV is in the final stages of organizing a near-term 3D Seismic Survey covering its recently acquired West Butte Project in Montana as the final step prior to launching an initial drill program at this promising Helium target.

  • Natural Hydrogen

    Strategic transaction aims to unlock the value of its assets in Northern Quebec, allowing for an intense focus on the upside potential of its Natural Hydrogen interests in America’s Northern Great Plains including along the Montana border with Alberta and Saskatchewan.

  • Strategic Asset Monetization

    REV has entered into a mineral property purchase agreement with Major Gold Corp. (‘MGC”), a British Columbia reporting issuer, pursuant to which MGC will acquire a 100% interest in REV’s package of mining claims (the “Assets”) comprising approximately 50,000 hectares in the Chibougamau region of Quebec.

LATEST NEWS: Rev Commences 3d Seismic Survey at West Butte Helium Project

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SYMBOL: TSXV: REVX | OTC: REVFF

  • Outstanding Shares: 34,052,216
  • Warrants: 6,905,065
  • Options Outstanding: 2,850,000
  • Website: REVexploration.com

REV Exploration Corp. is a Vancouver-based explorer focused on helium and natural hydrogen across America's Northern Great Plains. Its cornerstone West Butte Project in Montana is in 3D seismic ahead of a first-ever drill program this summer, with the drill-ready Aden Dome close behind on the Alberta border. REV also holds six million shares of MAX Power Mining (CSE: MAXX) after selling its Quebec claims to Major Gold Corp.

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REV Exploration Corp. (TSXV: REVX | OTC: REVFF) holds early-stage helium and natural hydrogen exploration targets across America’s Northern Great Plains, plus an equity interest in MAX Power Mining, amid what management believes is growing helium demand associated with the AI and data-center economy.

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The AI Build-Out Is Bending the Energy Market

AI is rewriting America’s energy math. The U.S. Department of Energy points to estimates that data centers could draw up to 9% of the nation’s electricity by 2030, double their 2023 share. That power runs around the clock, and the chips behind it depend on helium, already tight since a 2026 shock pulled nearly a fifth of global supply offline.

Source: U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Electricity, citing EPRI data center load estimates (2024)

Natural Hydrogen First-Mover

REV is built around two resources drawing fresh attention in the AI era: helium and natural hydrogen. Its early-stage exploration targets straddle the Montana-Alberta border in America’s Northern Great Plains, and REV also carries an equity position in MAX Power Mining. Management believes helium demand is tightening as data centers and advanced computing scale, and sees natural hydrogen as an emerging low-carbon fuel that, if it proves out commercially, could strengthen North American energy security.

First Commercial Explorer

MAX Power Mining Corp. (CSE: MAXX), in which REV holds a minority equity interest, has commenced what it describes as an innovative multi-well drill program specifically targeting Natural Hydrogen. The first “Test of Concept” well was spud at Lawson on the 475-km-long Genesis Trend in early November 2025. Genesis, just one of several MAX Power land packages in Saskatchewan, has an abundance of early-stage prospects which MAX Power has indicated may be advanced following completion of this initial well.

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Montana Helium and Natural Hydrogen Project

West Butte Property - Montana

The company’s land position is highlighted by the West Butte and South Aden properties and spans a continuous cross-border Helium and Natural Hydrogen trend extending from southern Saskatchewan and Alberta into northern Montana. 

This trend hosts multiple recent discoveries and producing Helium wells, underscoring the exceptional prospectivity and proven nature of the play.

West Butte has never been previously drilled for Helium or Natural Hydrogen and is interpreted to lie along the same prospective structural corridor that hosts nearby Helium discoveries. 

REV is currently completing permitting for a near-term targeted 3D seismic program at West Butte, carried out by the same company (Tetra Tech) that executed a 3D seismic survey at MAX Power’s Lawson Natural Hydrogen and Helium project in south-central Saskatchewan.

Map showing West Butte Project area in northern Montana/ Alberta border region, with labeled sites (West Butte Project, Helium Production) and nearby roads and borders; includes legend and scale.

South Aden / Northern Sweetgrass Property

REV has secured a contiguous land position south of the Aden Dome, targeting a highly prospective Helium and Natural Hydrogen trend extending from Alberta into Montana. 

Initial geological mapping is currently underway across the property.

  • Aden covers 18 sq. km of PNG leases along the Alberta-Montana border, 160 km southeast of Lethbridge,
    in a district well known for shallow gas production
  • Multiple potential target pay zones interpreted from seismic and other data
  • Potential for follow-up development wells on property to scale up any initial discovery, should one be made
  • Part of the emerging “Sweetgrass Energy Corridor” that begins in Montana where an increasing number
    of clean gas discoveries have been made

The Geological Case for Aden

  • REV’s model for the accumulation of naturally occurring hydrogen (NOH) makes the Aden Dome particularly intriguing as a Natural Hydrogen prospect in addition to promising value-added opportunities with respect to other potential clean gas discoveries.
  • REV’s plan is to drill through the igneous intrusives and test for the presence of NOH within the deeper Basal Cambrian Sandstone and Basement Complex;
  • Intense fracturing at Aden Dome, which may have provided connectivity to deeper crustal source rocks, is also consistent with the REV model for the generation of Natural Hydrogen;
  • The shallower Devonian Beaverhill Lake carbonates and Basal Cambrian sandstone intervals are considered very prospective for hosting economic concentrations of helium and associated gases based on seismic data (definitive 4-way closure) and historic core and log analysis that indicate excellent reservoir quality rock over multiple horizons;
  • The Aden Dome is an extension of the Sweetgrass Hills intrusive-volcanic complex immediately to the southwest in Montana where recent helium discoveries have been made with nearby competitor production online.
Map showing REV Exploration sites in Canada and the U.S. with Aden Dome Property and Thor Knappen Helium Production labeled, plus the REV logo and legend nearby.
Infographic map of Aden Dome area showing drill-ready natural hydrogen/clean gas target with yellow Aden Dome property and green Aden Structural High, plus inset Canada map and legend.

REV’s Golden Opportunity in Northern Quebec

  • REV has full access two under-explored properties in heart of an increasingly prolific Gold Camp
  • Chibougamau is considered to be one of the largest gold camps globally that is not controlled by a major producer
  • Excellent infrastructure and easy access to properties, allowing for low-cost exploration in a very favorable jurisdiction
Informational map showing gold exploration sites around Maxwell and JMW in Quebec, with REV Exploration regions highlighted in yellow and red dashed deformation zones marked. Inset map indicates location in Quebec; labels include Chibougamau, Monster Lake, Lac Surprise, and nearby towns.
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REV Leadership Team

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Jordan Potts

CEO, Director

Mr. Potts has an extensive background in the public markets, having advised and served on numerous boards for companies on the TSX Venture Exchange and CSE. Over the past six years he has secured substantial funding for junior exploration companies across Canada and has also been instrumental in the development and growth of those companies. His previous experience is also highlighted by a successful tenure in the commercial real estate sector.

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Jeremy Polmear

CFO

With over a decade of hands-on experience in accounting and financial management, Mr. Polmear has a wealth of expertise across a range of industries including construction, property development, technology and junior mining. His dynamic career has seen him take on pivotal roles in driving financial strategy and operational success.

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Shayne Neigum

COO

Mr. Neigum, Owner and President of 2SevenEnergy Services Ltd. based in Saskatchewan, is an accomplished industry leader in the oil and clean gas sector renowned for his ability to manage teams, drive operational excellence and execute strategic initiatives. With a deep and multifaceted expertise, he excels in well planning and design, geosteering, drill cuttings analysis, and core logging. He brings a meticulous and results-driven approach to every project.

Focused on real estate and the capital markets, Ms. McCappin is a relationship builder who has successfully leveraged her background in management and executive assistant positions. She specializes in tenant representation and commercial leasing, proudly serving a variety of clients throughout the Greater Vancouver region.

Sam Hartmann brings over 15 years of experience in mineral exploration, with a proven track record in discovering and advancing major deposits across gold, base metals, and uranium, particularly in Canada’s Athabasca Basin. He was instrumental in the discovery of the Triple R uranium deposit in 2012, later acquired for $1.14 billion CAD, and recenty led the the JR Zone (2022) and Tetra Zone (2025) discoveries. His leadership in exploration and project development drives strategic growth and innovative value creation. He currently holds executive roles at F4 Uranium Corp. and F3 Uranium Corp.

Chad is a seasoned IR professional, based in Saskatchewan, with over 15 years of capital market experience. He has developed a deep understanding of the mining industry’s complexities and market dynamics, allowing him to effectively bridge the gap between corporate management, investors, and key stakeholders. He is exceptional at delivering clear and compelling communication to diverse audiences.

 

Chad is a seasoned IR professional, based in Saskatchewan, with over 15 years of capital market experience. He has developed a deep understanding of the mining industry’s complexities and market dynamics, allowing him to effectively bridge the gap between corporate management, investors, and key stakeholders. He is exceptional at delivering clear and compelling communication to diverse audiences.

 

Cautionary Note to U.S. Investors Regarding Mineral Disclosures

As a Canadian issuer, REV Exploration Corp. may use terms such as “exploration target,” “measured,” “indicated,” and “inferred” resources. While these terms are defined by Canadian National Instrument (NI) 43-101, U.S. investors should be aware that SEC Regulation S-K 1300 has different requirements.

  • Exploration Targets: Estimates of exploration potential are conceptual and expressed as ranges of tonnage and grade. There has been insufficient exploration to define a mineral resource, and it is uncertain if further exploration will result in the target being delineated as such.
  • Inferred Resources: These have a high degree of uncertainty as to their existence and their economic and legal feasibility. U.S. investors are cautioned not to assume that any part of an inferred resource exists or is economically mineable.
Qualified Person (QP) Disclosure
The scientific and technical information contained in this document has been reviewed and approved by Mr. Steve Halabura, P.Geo., FGC, FEC (Hon.), a Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 and SEC Regulation S-K 1300. Mr. Halabura is MAX Power’s Chief Geoscientist and has extensive experience in Saskatchewan’s subsurface systems.
 

Forward-Looking Statements

This document contains “forward-looking statements” within the meaning of the U.S. Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and “forward-looking information” under applicable Canadian securities laws. These statements relate to future events or the Company’s future performance, including, but not limited to, projections of U.S. data center power demand tripling by 2030, the potential for Natural Hydrogen production costs to range between $0.50 and $1.00/kg, and the anticipated commencement of the Bracken well in January 2026. While these statements are based on management’s current expectations and external data from sources such as S&P Global and Science Advances, they involve known and unknown risks that may cause actual results to differ materially. Such risks include:

  • Technical Uncertainty: The Natural Hydrogen sector is in an early “test of concept” phase; there is no guarantee that drilling at the Lawson prospect or Genesis Trend will result in a commercial discovery.
  • Projected Demand Volatility: Projections regarding AI power demand (estimated at 120+ GW by 2035) are subject to changes in technology, grid infrastructure limitations, and connection wait times that currently stretch 3–7+ years.
  • Cost Assumptions: The estimated $0.50–$1.00/kg cost for Natural Hydrogen is conceptual and based on early-stage extraction theories; actual costs may be significantly higher depending on geological conditions and infrastructure requirements.
  • Financing and Dilution: Future multi-well programs require significant capital; although the Company has closed a $4 million strategic investment, further funding may result in shareholder dilution.
  • Regulatory Hurdles: Drilling at Bracken and other prospects is subject to provincial licensing and environmental approvals which may be delayed or denied.

The Company provides no assurance that these forward-looking statements will prove to be accurate. Investors are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these statements, which speak only as of the date of this document.

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