Max Resource Corp. reported the initial petrographic results from the on-going study conducted by the University of Science and Technology (“AGH”), Department of Economic Geology, Krakow, Poland on the sediment-hosted copper-silver mineralization of the CESAR project, 420-km north of Bogota, in NE Colombia. Samples examined were rock materials collected from the CESAR stratabound copper-silver horizons and shipped to AGH for mineralogical and geochemical studies. These petrographic descriptions confirm the earlier petrographic report obtained from Vancouver Petrographics, in addition to add covellite to the mineral suite. It is anticipated the near surface copper oxides will transition to the richer copper minerals chalcocite (80% copper by weight) and covellite at depth. Max cautions the investors that the presence of stratabound copper-silver mineralization at Kupferschiefer is not necessarily indicative of similar mineralization at Cesar. The wholly-owned CESAR copper-silver project lies 420-km north of Bogota, in northeast Colombia and lies within Jurassic sediments and volcaniclastics that extend the length of northern South America. Similar significant stratabound copper-silver mineralization is also found in both Ecuador and Peru in these Jurassic rocks. CESAR lies along a historic 120 km copper-silver belt within a major oil and gas and coal-mining sedimentary basin. The region has excellent infrastructure, shipping ports, airports, townships, railways and roadways. Early milestones for the CESAR Project include: The AM North discovery, consisting of a 1.8-km horizon open both along-strike, open down and up-dip; returned values of 24.8% copper + 230 g/t silver over a 4 metre by 1 metre rock chip panel. Sampling 1.8-km along strike to the east, returned 10.4% copper + 88 g/t silver over a 1 metre interval; The AM South discovery, located 40 km SSW from AM North and along the same mineralized trend, consists of open-ended mineralized horizons totaling over 5 km of strike, that returned rock chip highlight values of 5.4% copper and 63 g/t silver from 0.1 to 25 metre intervals; Initiating a research program with the University of Science and Technology (“AGH”) of Krakow, Poland. The EBAY palladium-platinum project, located 30 km SE of Matagami in the Abitibi Region of Quebec, Canada, is underlain by the Archean Bell River Complex, a layered mafic intrusion measuring 65 km by 15 km and 5 km thick. Highlight exploration of ballast pit sampling between 2000 to 2008 returned: 4.9 g/t palladium-platinum from a 4 to 5-metre wide zone; 3 g/t palladium + 1.4 g/t platinum + 0.12 rhodium in 2005; 2.5 g/t palladium-platinum from a newly discovered 500-metre long zone in 2006. The Company cautions investors that grab samples are selected samples and are not necessarily representative of mineralization. EBAY drilling in 2006 intersected 1.90 g/t palladium-platinum over 3.0 metres from 80.5 metres to 83.5 metres. Further drilling discovered a new zone comprising 600 metres of strike, 120 metres deep, 6.7 metres to 31.1 metres wide, open in all directions, with highlight values of 2.52 g/t palladium-platinum. Subsequent aero-magnetic survey extended the target zone to 4.8 km of strike. Max is planning an exploration and drilling program. CHOCO gold-platinum Project (250 sq.km) is located 120-km SW of Medellin Colombia, within a district with historical production of 1.0Mozs of platinum and 1.5Mozs of gold (1906-1990) by Choco Pacific Mining. Compilation of historical records revealed the potential for related PGE’s particularly palladium and rhodium. In addition, recent field work in 2019 by Max resulted in concentrate values of 114 g/t platinum and 341 g/t gold.