They Were Drilling for Copper. They Hit a Monster Gold Zone

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A Junior in Quebec’s Abitibi Belt Just Unveiled a High-Grade Surprise and the Market Hasn’t Priced It In – Yet.

Every now and then, a drill hole changes the trajectory of a company.

That just happened in Quebec’s Abitibi Greenstone Belt.

In the heart of one of Canada’s richest mining jurisdictions, a junior exploration company has been systematically advancing a historic copper deposit, building scale, proving continuity, and pushing toward a new resource update. The focus was copper. The setup was textbook. And with copper prices pushing toward $11,000 per ton, the timing couldn’t have been better.

But then came Hole 269W5.

What started as a step-out hole targeting copper ended with something much bigger — a world-class gold intercept that now stands as one of the most significant surprise discoveries in the region this year.

13.48% copper and 5.15 grams per tonne (g/t) gold over 6.3 metres, part of a wider 19.5 metre zone grading 6.93% copper equivalent.

That’s not just a high-grade copper hit, that’s bonanza-grade gold and copper in the same zone.

And it wasn’t isolated. This came in the same corridor with previously reported recent drilling and historic holes with grades shown in the table below. All pointing to a deeper, richer, and more complex system than previously known.

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At a time when gold is flirting with all-time highs above $4,000 per ounce,⁷ and copper is nearing $5 per pound with calls for $12,000 per ton on the horizon, these grades stand out in a major way.

And they’re coming from an accessible, infrastructure-rich region, not some remote frontier.

This isn’t just another copper junior punching infill holes. This is a pivotal shift in the narrative, one that adds a new layer of upside, changes the strategic valuation framework, and opens the door to a different kind of interest.

Because this is no longer just a copper story.

This is a copper-gold discovery in the making.

And it’s being led by Abitibi Metals Corp. (CSE:AMQ) (OTCQB:AMQFF).

That story recently added a major execution edge with the appointment of former Foran Mining COO David Bernier, a proven mine builder behind a multi-billion-dollar polymetallic development.

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World-Class Grades in One of the World’s Top Mining Regions

When a junior exploration company starts delivering numbers like this, the location matters even more.

And in this case, the location couldn’t be better.

Abitibi Metals’ (CSE:AMQ) (OTCQB:AMQFF) B26 copper-gold deposit sits right in the Abitibi Greenstone Belt, a globally renowned mining district responsible for over 200 million ounces of gold and tens of millions of tonnes of base metals.

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This is the same region that built companies like Agnico Eagle, Osisko, and IAMGOLD, but it’s also one of the best places in the world for new discoveries to translate quickly into real value.

That’s what makes the latest results from Hole 269W5 so explosive.⁸

The intercept included:

- - 13.48% copper and 5.15 g/t gold over 6.3 metres (17.91%CuEq)
  - Inside a broader 19.5 metre zone grading 6.93% copper equivalent (CuEq)

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These aren’t just strong hits. They’re among the highest reported copper-gold grades in the district this year and they came from new drilling, not relogged core or reinterpretations of old data.

"The grades encountered in hole 1274-17-269W5 are exceptional by any measure. Using current metal prices, the interval equates to a spot copper-equivalent grade of 23.83% CuEq over 6.3 metres, representing material valued at roughly C$3,500 per tonne, nearly ten times higher than nearby historic intercepts."

— Louis Gariépy, P.Geo., VP Exploration of Abitibi Metals

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Even more important, this result came from the Western Extension zone, where Abitibi Metals Corp. (CSE:AMQ) (OTCQB:AMQFF) is targeting deeper, higher-grade mineralization outside the historic envelope. And the geology supports it. The new intercept lines up with a series of prior high-grade hits, including:

- - 11.4% CuEq over 10.6 metres (Hole: 1274-24-294, reported 2024): This is the most prominent ultra-high-grade intercept in recent releases, representing a rich copper zone in the B26 deposit.⁹
  - 4.46% CuEq over 21.1 metres (Hole: 1274-17-269W3, reported 2025): This interval is both high-grade and broad, reflecting the best combination of thickness and copper percentage in the current campaign.¹⁰
  - 22.7 metres grading 3.5% copper, 0.7 g/t gold, and 6.6 g/t silver (Hole: 1274-24-293, depth 120 metres): This intercept offers strong copper grades over a substantial width and is notable among recent assays.¹¹
  - 4.1% CuEq over 34 metres (Hole: 1274-24-294): This interval, though lower in grade than the ultra-high-grade segment, is significant due to its impressive thickness and above-average copper content.¹²

Put together, these results suggest a coherent, expanding high-grade core that could meaningfully shift the resource scale and economics.

And it’s all happening in a place where mining gets built.

Quebec offers permitting stability, low-cost power, skilled labor, and world-class infrastructure. Roads, rail, and power are already nearby. The project is located in a jurisdiction that actively supports mining development including through flow-through tax incentives, financing support, and a deep base of institutional capital familiar with Abitibi Metals Corp. (CSE:AMQ) (OTCQB:AMQFF) plays.

It’s rare to see these kinds of grades.

It’s even rarer to see them in a place where they can actually be developed.

For Abitibi Metals Corp. (CSE:AMQ) (OTCQB:AMQFF), that’s the opportunity in front of them right now and these latest results suggest the system may still be getting bigger.

Why are investors looking at Abitibi Metals?

Copper demand isn’t just trending higher, it’s accelerating. AI data centers, EVs, clean energy infrastructure, and global grid expansion are creating a structural, long-term need that no substitution can replace. And while giants scramble to secure feedstock, a tiny junior sits on one of Canada’s highest-grade undeveloped copper-gold deposits. Abitibi Metals (CSE:AMQ) (OTCQB:AMQFF) just delivered an updated copper-gold resource with nearly 1 billion pounds of copper equivalent and grades that rival billion-dollar names.

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The Supply Crisis No One Can Ignore

Copper is now trading near $10,740 per ton [~$4.87/lb]. Gold just touched $4,073 per ounce, barely a breath away from its all-time high.

And it’s not just a price story. It’s a supply story.

Inventories of both metals are scraping along multi-decade lows. The London Metal Exchange recently reported copper stockpiles at levels not seen since the early 2000s. Meanwhile, warehouse drawdowns continue, suggesting that physical demand is far outpacing new mine supply.¹³

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According to Bank of America, copper could surpass $12,000 per ton if the deficit deepens.¹⁴ Goldman Sachs has echoed similar sentiment, citing structural shortages and underinvestment in new supply as key drivers.¹⁵

The demand side is growing by the day.

Every megatrend from AI data centers to electric vehicles to renewable energy relies on copper.¹⁶ A single EV requires 2.5 times more copper than an internal combustion vehicle.¹⁷ Wind turbines and solar farms need up to 8 tons of copper per megawatt of capacity. Data centers alone, driven by exponential AI workloads, are now forecast to consume more than 25% of US electricity by 2030,¹⁸ further pressuring copper-intensive grid infrastructure.

And then there’s gold. Now firmly re-established as a strategic asset.

With central banks accelerating purchases, investors hedging against inflation and geopolitical risk, and fiat confidence sliding, gold has reclaimed its place in institutional portfolios. Some analysts believe $4,500 to $5,000 per ounce is not just possible, but plausible if current conditions persist.

This is the setup junior explorers have been waiting for.

Projects with grade, scale, and infrastructure stand to benefit the most. Especially those delivering results in real-time, like Abitibi Metals Corp. (CSE:AMQ) (OTCQB:AMQFF).

These are not drill holes from years ago. These are brand-new results, announced in November, hitting bonanza copper-gold intercepts in one of the most mining-ready jurisdictions in the world.

And with metals prices on the rise and macro conditions only tightening, the market is quickly waking up to what could be the next major discovery story in the Abitibi.

"The interval is dominated by a thick chalcopyrite-rich stringer similar to those observed in other high-grade portions of the system, indicating that these shoots are a recurring feature of the orebody. This consistency highlights the substantial internal upside that remains within the Western Zone and will meaningfully guide the continued growth of the B26 resource model."

— Louis Gariépy, P.Geo., VP Exploration of Abitibi Metals

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Every bull market has its breakout stories. And if this is the beginning of the next major move in copper and gold, Abitibi Metals Corp. (CSE:AMQ) (OTCQB:AMQFF) is positioning itself to be on that shortlist.

Fresh off a string of high-grade results from its B26 Project in Québec, the company is proving that it’s not just another early-stage explorer. It’s a junior with infrastructure, scale, optionality, and momentum, all in a Tier 1 jurisdiction.

Here’s what makes Abitibi Metals Corp. (CSE:AMQ) (OTCQB:AMQFF) stand out:

8 Reasons

This Could Be the Most Compelling Copper-Gold Junior in Canada Right Now

Bonanza Grades in New Drilling: Hole 269W5 just returned 17.91% CuEq (13.48% Cu, 5.15 g/t Au) over 6.3 metres, within 6.93% CuEq over 19.5 metres, starting at 976.5 metres depth. These are the kinds of numbers that get majors watching, especially in the middle of a supply crunch.

Copper and Gold Are Both Breaking Out: With copper near $10,740 per ton and gold hovering around $4,073 per ounce, the dual exposure in these drill hits makes every intercept count twice. Abitibi Metals’ (CSE:AMQ) (OTCQB:AMQFF) B26 Project isn’t just a copper play, it’s potentially one of the most scalable copper-gold deposits in the region.

Fully Equipped for a Fast Track: The project sits just 60 minutes from La Sarre in Québec’s Abitibi Greenstone Belt, with paved road access, nearby hydroelectric power, and processing facilities in proximity. That’s a major head start compared to remote or infrastructure-poor projects.

Tight Structure and Insider Alignment: LAbitibi Metals Corp. (CSE:AMQ) (OTCQB:AMQFF) is tightly held, with management controlling 16% of the shares and the Deluce family holding another 10%. They’re joined by high-net-worth and strategic shareholders (15%), SOQUEM Inc. (7%) and institutions with 24% ownership, leaving just a 23% public float. With CEO Jon Deluce buying alongside major institutional and Québec-backed investors, Abitibi Metals shows unusually strong alignment between insiders, family-office capital, and long-term shareholders. ¹⁹

Backed by Institutions and Analysts: Abitibi Metals Corp. (CSE:AMQ) (OTCQB:AMQFF) is supported by BMO Capital Markets²⁰ and has begun attracting attention from institutional investors. Analyst coverage has already started ramping up, with early commentary highlighting the scale of mineralization and exploration upside.

Historical Context Supports Continuity: Past operators outlined over 400 metres of continuous mineralization at B26. Recent drilling confirms and extends that system, with new high-grade zones linking back to earlier work, a sign of potential resource expansion ahead.

Quebec Advantage: One of the Best Mining Jurisdictions in the World: Québec consistently ranks among the top global regions for mining investment. With a supportive regulatory environment, green energy, and strong local talent, it’s an ideal base for long-term development.

Comp Comparisons Show the Upside: Foran Mining, another Québec copper-gold story, grew from under $100 million to over C$2 billion in market cap. With high-grade results, a tight structure, and multiple catalysts ahead, Abitibi Metals Corp. (CSE:AMQ) (OTCQB:AMQFF) is building on a playbook that has already worked.

This isn’t just potential. It’s execution in progress. With a fully funded drill program, world-class grades, and a macro environment that couldn’t be more favorable, the setup here is unusually strong.

And that leads to the next critical point.

Because Abitibi Metals Corp. (CSE:AMQ) (OTCQB:AMQFF) isn’t just about one metal or one hole. This is a dual-metal discovery with serious scale and the flexibility to win in either copper or gold. Or both.

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A Dual-Metal Discovery with Serious Upside

Not all copper stories are created equal.

Some juniors find a zone, drill a few hits, and hope the market notices. Others tap into known systems with proven scale and deliver new results that change the game.

That’s exactly what’s unfolding at the B26 copper-gold project, where Abitibi Metals Corp. (CSE:AMQ) (OTCQB:AMQFF) is executing one of the most aggressive dual-metal campaigns in Canada.

Recent results have validated what many long suspected: that B26 isn’t just a copper story or a gold story, it’s both. And the implications of that optionality go well beyond headline grades.

In the most recent drill results announced in November 2025, Abitibi Metals Corp. (CSE:AMQ) (OTCQB:AMQFF) reported hole 1274-17-269W5, which delivered one of the most exciting discoveries yet: 17.91% CuEq (13.48% Cu, 5.15 g/t Au) over 6.3 metres, within 6.93% CuEq over 19.5 metres, starting at 976.5 metres depth.

This isn’t just a one-off spike. It’s a bonanza-grade hit inside a zone that has already delivered continuity over a 63.2-metre interval at 1.0% CuEq in nearby holes.

Strong gold credit significantly enhances the block model. Using spot CuEq⁴ pricing, the intercept equates to 23.83% CuEq over 6.3 metres, within 9.28% CuEq over 19.5 metres. It’s clear, this system is well-mineralized, open in multiple directions, and capable of producing both thick copper zones and world-class gold intercepts.

The B26 deposit is located in the Abitibi Greenstone Belt, one of the most prolific mining regions on earth. That means access to roads, power, skilled labor, and processing facilities, dramatically lowering the cost and time to development.

But what makes B26 especially compelling is its foundation.

Significant historical work was completed prior to Abitibi’s (CSE:AMQ) (OTCQB:AMQFF) current program. That includes more than 80,000 metres of drilling, baseline infrastructure assessments, and a detailed understanding of the structural geology.

That’s a huge advantage.

Instead of spending years chasing targets in a remote frontier, Abitibi Metals Corp. (CSE:AMQ) (OTCQB:AMQFF) stepped into a well-mapped system, focused on infill and expansion drilling, and immediately began hitting thick zones of copper and gold.

And it’s not just what’s in the ground that matters. It’s what the company is doing about it.

With a modernized resource update expected in early 2026 and multiple rigs active, the path to defining scale is underway. But this isn’t just about a resource update. It’s about building something that gets attention, from institutional investors and potential acquirers alike.

Why are investors looking at Abitibi Metals?

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The Foran Mining Comparison: What Happens When Juniors Hit Big

To understand what success looks like in this space, just look at Foran Mining (TSX:FOM).

Foran began as a little-known junior with a polymetallic deposit in Saskatchewan. Then, it drilled deep, proved the scale, and landed support from major institutional funds.

The result?

A move from $0.10 to $4.61 per share, and a C$2 billion market cap, all built around a copper-zinc-gold system in a tier-one jurisdiction with scale and optionality.

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The comparison to Abitibi Metals Corp. (CSE:AMQ) (OTCQB:AMQFF) isn’t about identical geology. It’s about trajectory.

Before it became a billion-dollar name, Foran Mining (TSX:FOM) was a small-cap junior sitting on an underappreciated asset in Saskatchewan, the McIlvenna Bay deposit. In 2013, it published a resource of approximately 22.95 million tonnes (Mt) indicated and 11.15 Mt inferred, grading 1.38% copper.²¹

Sound familiar?

That’s remarkably similar to the early resource base of B26, which sits at 11.3 Mt indicated and 7.2 Mt inferred at 2.21% CuEq.²² While Abitibi’s B26 deposit is slightly smaller on paper today, it boasts a much higher average grade, which could offer greater near-term economic value per tonne.

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Both companies:

- - Inherited historical work, removing much of the early geological risk
  - Operate in Canada’s most prolific mining belts, with access to power, roads, and processing
  - Discovered dual-metal mineralization, offering both copper and gold as value drivers
  - Kicked off their drilling campaigns during a time of rising copper prices and global supply concerns
  - Attracted institutional attention early, Foran from Fairfax, Abitibi from BMO and other backers

The structural similarities are just as telling.

Foran had a float of roughly 170 million shares when it began its rise. Abitibi Metals Corp. (CSE:AMQ) (OTCQB:AMQFF) is sitting at around 154 million today. Both had insiders and early investors heavily aligned, with meaningful equity stakes.

And both took an approach focused on rapid de-risking: drill, verify historical intercepts, step out, and drive toward a modern resource update.

What happened next for Foran is well known: the market began pricing in scale.

By the time its updated resource and project scope were unveiled and strategic partners began engaging, the stock had already climbed to a C$2 billion+ market cap.

Today, Abitibi Metals Corp. (CSE:AMQ) (OTCQB:AMQFF) is following a similar playbook. It’s confirming and expanding a known system. It’s finding both high-grade copper and gold in wide intercepts. And it’s doing so in one of the safest, most mining-friendly jurisdictions in the world.

And by adding former Foran Mining COO David Bernier, the mine builder behind McIlvenna Bay’s move from feasibility to construction, the company added the execution credibility that often shows up just before a rerate.

The parallels are impossible to ignore.

If Abitibi Metals Corp. (CSE:AMQ) (OTCQB:AMQFF) continues to hit, and converts those hits into updated, scalable resources, it could follow a very similar path. Investors who caught Foran early understand what that kind of setup can become.

Why This Time Is Different: Drilling Into a Known System

Junior exploration is often a high-risk game of trial and error.

But Abitibi Metals Corp. (CSE:AMQ) (OTCQB:AMQFF) has a major advantage: they’re not guessing. They’re drilling into a system that’s already proven, both historically and now with fresh intercepts.

Historical drilling at B26 has already established wide zones of copper-gold mineralization across multiple lenses, including both Western and Eastern zones of the deposit. Abitibi’s (CSE:AMQ) (OTCQB:AMQFF) current campaign is focused on infill and step-out drilling that both confirms continuity and pushes the boundaries of scale.

And it’s working.

The recent high-grade hits are not random discoveries. They’re part of a growing body of evidence that B26 could become one of Canada’s standout dual-metal discoveries, especially as demand for both copper and gold continues to rise.

On top of that, Quebec’s infrastructure, political support, and tax incentives give B26 a development runway that many other juniors simply don’t have.

In a world where remote deposits face billion-dollar capex hurdles and permitting delays, B26 stands out for all the right reasons.

Add in gold trading at over $4,070 per ounce, copper near $10,740 per ton, and bullish forecasts from banks calling for $12,000 copper in the near term, and the timing could not be better.

Bottom line: This is what the early innings of a potential tier-one discovery looks like. It has scale, grade, location, and momentum.

If Abitibi Metals Corp. (CSE:AMQ) (OTCQB:AMQFF) continues to deliver this kind of copper-gold duality, in one of the world’s best jurisdictions, with institutional support and tight structure, the next phase could be transformative.

Proven Leadership Backed by Geological and Institutional Firepower

Abitibi Metals Corp. (CSE:AMQ) (OTCQB:AMQFF) is led by a team with deep roots in Canadian mining, capital markets, and large-scale exploration strategy. This is not a junior team figuring things out as they go. It’s a focused group with experience unlocking shareholder value in real mineral systems.

Jonathon DeluceCEO & Director

Jonathon has a strong background in junior resource markets, financing, and M&A. Under his leadership, Abitibi Metals has consolidated control of B26, built institutional partnerships, and launched a high-impact drilling program aimed at delivering rapid value milestones. He previously served as CEO of Melkior Resources and brings significant boardroom and capital markets experience.

Louis GariepyVP Exploration

One of the most important recent additions. Gariepy was formerly VP of Exploration at O3 Mining, which was acquired by Agnico Eagle for nearly $200 million. With over 30 years of global experience, including with Anglo American, IAMGOLD, and Compañía Minera Milpo, he’s the ideal person to unlock the B26 Deposit’s full potential. A recognized expert in both copper and gold systems.

Laurent EustacheExecutive VP

With more than 20 years in the mining sector, Eustache is a veteran exploration geologist with success across Quebec and Nunavut. He was formerly a Portfolio Manager and Investment Advisor at SIDEX, a Quebec-based mining-focused fund, and held roles at Agnico Eagle and Aurizon Mines.

Institutional Alignment & Support

Abitibi Metals Corp. (CSE:AMQ) (OTCQB:AMQFF) is supported by BMO Capital Markets, a rare partner at the junior level, offering both credibility and financial access. Insiders also participated significantly in the most recent financing, acquiring more than 4.5 million shares,²³ underscoring confidence in the asset and its trajectory.

This Could Be the Most Undervalued Copper-Gold Play in Canada Right Now

A historic deposit with fresh high-grade hits.

A junior backed by institutional players and insider ownership.

A dual-metal story unfolding just as copper pushes toward $12,000 per ton and gold hovers near all-time highs.

Abitibi Metals Corp. (CSE:AMQ) (OTCQB:AMQFF) isn’t guessing where the mineralization is. They’re drilling into a known system, in one of the world’s safest and most infrastructure-rich mining regions, with a clear plan to unlock value fast.

The numbers speak for themselves:

This is the kind of setup that doesn’t stay quiet for long.

The next phase and drill holes could potentially bring even more surprises, and the next release could be the one that rerates the entire story.

If you’ve followed copper-gold juniors before, you know how fast sentiment can turn when the drill results back the narrative.

Now is the time to dig deeper.

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Full Disclaimer

The B26 Project is at an early stage of exploration & resource development and does not currently have a mineral reserve estimate, feasibility study, or demonstrated economic viability. Any references or comparisons to other mineral projects including Foran Mining’s McIlvenna Bay are intended solely to illustrate potential geological analogues. Such comparisons should not be interpreted as implying that the B26 Project will achieve similar results, development timelines, or economic outcomes.

Projects at more advanced stages may have completed technical studies, established mineral reserves, or be under development or in production, which differentiates them from early-stage exploration assets. There is no guarantee that the B26 Project will advance to a similar stage.

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