Yesterday, Abitibi Metals Corp. (Ticker: AMQ.c or AMQFF for US investors), a Quebec-focused mineral acquisition and exploration company, announced the latest breakthroughs stemming from its ongoing exploration endeavors at its B26 Polymetallic Deposit.
The standout results from the program come from Drillhole 1274-24-339, which intercepted a staggering 2.82% CuEq over 44.5 meters, underscoring the deposit's high copper mineralization potential.
Jonathan Deluce, CEO of Abitibi Metals, expressed his enthusiasm, stating, "The drilling at B26 continues to deliver exceptional results…. [Hole #399] continues to add to the goal of better defining the high-grade lens while also outlining the lower-grade near-surface halo, supporting our bulk-tonnage open pit target."
The B26 Main Deposit, boasting a continuous strike length of 1.0 kilometer, represents a cornerstone in Abitibi Metals' strategic portfolio.
Driven by a vision of sustainable resource extraction, the company remains steadfast in its pursuit of unlocking the deposit's full potential.
Deluce added, "With the copper price breaking out, projects like B26, located in the world-class jurisdiction of Quebec, stand out globally for their potential to deliver critical metals at a time when there is a clear rising need for copper."
Abitibi Metals' resounding success is further underscored by its robust financial position, with $18 million earmarked to fuel future exploration initiatives.
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