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With China threatening to cut off U.S. access to key minerals, Abitibi Metals (CSE:AMQ, OTC:AMQFF) is strategically positioned to strengthen North American supply chains.
Their polymetallic B26 Deposit has seen a 63% increase in indicated and inferred resources over the past year, now totaling over 18 million tons of high-grade zinc, copper, gold, and silver.
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In today’s mining landscape, discoveries of this scale are almost unheard of. Most significant surface-level gold strikes — those with mineralization both at surface and in deeper zones — have long since been identified and mined.
That’s especially true in Quebec’s Abitibi Gold Belt, Canada’s most prolific mining region. The Belt has earned a reputation as one of the most productive gold regions in the world, hosting more than 124 mines either currently in production or had historical production — 21 of which contained over 3million ounces of gold each.
But it’s not just gold. The Abitibi is also rich in critical minerals like copper, zinc, and silver, making it a vital asset for the industrial resurgence unfolding across the United States - fueled infrastructure investment, and the race to secure domestic supply chains.
Surrounding Abitibi Metals’ (CSE:AMQ, OTC:AMQFF) B26 Deposit, active mining operations have long tapped the surface resources and are now extracting deeper ore bodies.
These mines have already established infrastructure, created economies of scale, and built a skilled labor force to support operations of this magnitude.
So why has the B26 Deposit remained untouched for so long? By all accounts, it should have been developed decades ago.
The answer is surprisingly straightforward: Canada chose to keep it that way.
When the Abitibi Belt began to emerge as a global mining powerhouse, the Quebec government acquired the rights to B26. Since 1997, the province has invested approximately C$25 million into exploration, delivering highly promising results. But it never moved forward with full-scale development. Instead, it drilled just enough to confirm the resource’s presence — and then waited.
For years, Quebec held the deposit in reserve, keeping its powder dry until the right operator came along. The goal was clear: Find a trusted partner that could develop B26 with a balance of economic opportunity and environmental stewardship.
That moment came in late 2023, when the mineral rights to the B26 Deposit were optioned to Abitibi Metals. In just a matter of months, the company expanded their resource by an impressive 63%.
Developing the High-Grade B26 Copper-Gold Deposit in Quebec
Today, B26 holds over 370,000 ounces of contained gold (Ind 168.2koz Au, Inf 200.8koz Au), placing Abitibi Metals firmly in the top quartile of Quebec’s gold exploration companies. But gold is only part of the story.
The B26 Deposit is a polymetallic treasure trove, sitting on a base of more than 18 million tons1 of high-grade mineralized materials that include copper, zinc, and silver.
This rich geological foundation is set against the backdrop of one of Canada’s most storied mining regions.
Home To Canada’s First Great Gold Rush
Long before modern technology unlocked its full potential, the Abitibi Greenstone Belt sparked Canada’s first major gold rush. It was 1901 when prospectors struck gold in the region, setting off a wave of exploration that would reshape the country’s economic future.
Whilethe Yukon may dominate lore, it was the Abitibi Belt that quietly became thebackbone of Canadian mining. Its unique geology — forged more than 2.6 billionyears ago by the Blake River Mega Caldera, a prehistoric super volcano —created an extraordinary concentration of mineral wealth near the surfac
What followed that first strike was transformative. Towns, rail lines, and roads sprang up almost overnight. The Abitibi Belt’s output helped fund Canada’s earliest financial institutions and even supplied the gold for the country’s first minted coin — a legacy still honored today by a 14-foot roadside replica near the original discovery site.
Butperhaps the most remarkable part of Abitibi’s story is how much remainsuntapped.
After early miners developed what they could with their existing tools, the region saw a lull — until the 1990s, when advances in exploration technology revealed that the first wave had only skimmed the surface.
A second gold rush emerged - drawing in some of the biggest names in mining, including BHP, Newmont, Pan American Silver, and Agnico Eagle.
Since that rediscovery, the Abitibi Belt has produced over 200 million ounces of gold, 400 million ounces of silver, 15 billion pounds of copper, and 35 billion pounds of zinc— and it's still delivering.
Today, with modern infrastructure, a seasoned mining workforce, and a geologic system that continues to yield new discoveries, the Abitibi remains one of the most economically viable mineral belts in the world.
And now, at the heart of that already-proven territory lies B26 —a long-dormant, high-grade deposit that could change the trajectory of the company developing it.
B26:Abitibi’s Sleeper Asset, Finally in Play
The team behind Abitibi Metals has a history of productive collaboration with both the Quebec government and local Indigenous communities. Their relationships are built on trust, transparency, and mutual respect — a rarity in an industry that has often struggled with stakeholder alignment.
So, when Quebec decided the time was right to unlock the B26 Deposit, it turned to a familiar and reliable partner. In 2023, the transfer was made official — and the long-guarded asset was finally set in motion under Abitibi Metals’ (CSE:AMQ,OTC:AMQFF) guidance.
After a few short years,theB26 Deposit is shaping up to be one of the most strategically important discoveries in Canada.
Stretching 1.6 kilometers along the surface, B26 is underpinned by a strong mineralized system that drilling has already traced to depths of more than 1,000 meters.
And according to geologists’ rule of thumb — where depth potential can often reach up to three to four times the surface length — B26 may still have a long way to grow. Even after 298 drill holes, the deposit is far from fully defined.
But what has been defined so far is extremely promising.
Recent results confirm substantial concentrations of copper, gold, silver, and zinc — all critical inputs for the modern economy. To date, indicated copper resources stand at 308 million pounds &168,200 ounces of gold and inferred stands 246 million pounds copper & 200,800 ounces of gold already outlined.
The drill results speak for themselves, including standout intercepts such as 11.4% copper equivalent over 10.6 meters — a testament to the high-grade nature of the ore body and the scale of the opportunity.
And there’s more to come. A further 20,000 meters of drilling is already funded and scheduled for this year, with results expected to build on the strong momentum. This campaign will not only help define the full scope of the B26 Deposit but also test new anomalies on the company’s expansive 3,328-hectare property — that could potentially rival B26 in size and significance.
Institutional investors are taking note — over $10 million has already been deployed into Abitibi’s exploration plans. BMO Capital Markets even featured the company at its high-profile annual mining conference, signaling growing confidence from the capital markets.
What’s driving this attention is simple: B26 is moving from speculation to substantiation.
When you compare the current share price to the in-situ value of metals already discovered, a disconnect emerges. That kind of value gap often exists between early-stage speculation and a defined, economically viable asset. B26 is now rapidly shifting into the latter category.
And it’s not just about one deposit.
Abitibi Metals holds a growing portfolio of projects — including two additional sites adjacent to B26, one of which is already showing signs of hosting a significant gold system (more on that below). The company also controls two more targets further east along the Abitibi Belt, each with potential to become the next flagship development. When looking at long-term growth, that’s a compelling pipeline.
Beschefer: Building Value Alongside Established Giants
The Beschefer Project sits just kilometers from active and historical operations led by some of the world’s most respected mining companies — including BHP, Agnico Eagle, and Hecla. In a region where scale, infrastructure, and proven mineralization converge, Beschefer is beginning to emerge as a high-grade gold system with meaningful upside potential.
The project has already returned some of the most compelling early drill results in the area, including standout intercepts such as 55.63 g/t gold over 5.57 meters and 13.07 g/t over 8.75 meters.
Beschefer provides a complementary growth vector to B26, deepening the company’s exposure to gold at a time when global interest in the metal is accelerating. Whether as a hedge against economic volatility or a key element in technologies, gold remains both a strategic asset and a reliable store of value.
Beschefer also benefits from a location just a short distance from B26. This proximity to existing infrastructure, transportation networks, and a skilled mining workforce offers an advantage in both exploration and potential development —reducing costs and opening the door to operational synergies in the future.
In a region where majors have established deep roots, Beschefer presents a unique opportunity: A high-grade, early-stage gold system that is currently advancing exploration. And it’s doing so under the guidance of a team with a proven record of execution.
Delivering on a Legacy of Success
In mining, even the most promising deposits mean little without the right team to bring them into fruition. At Abitibi Metals (CSE:AMQ, OTC:AMQFF), the leadership driving this opportunity forward isn’t just experienced — it’s battle-tested.
At the helm is CEO and Founder Jonathon Deluce, an industry veteran who has negotiated transactions with Kirkland Lake Gold and Barrick Gold, two of the most respected names in the sector. It was Deluce who first identified the potential of B26 and assembled the team that would become Abitibi Metals.
That team quickly grew to include some of the brightest minds in Canadian exploration.
Laurent Eustache, a proven geologist, brings successful exploration campaigns in both Nunavut and the Abitibi Gold Belt to the table, working on behalf of Agnico Eagle and Aurizon Mines, which was later acquired by Hecla for $796 million.
He’s joined by Louis Gariepy, who boasts over 30 years of in-the-field experience and previously served as VP of Exploration for O3 Mining, where he helped lead a $200 million buyout by Agnico Eagle. He’s also held senior roles at IAMGOLD and Anglo American.
The advisory board is equally formidable. It includes Martin Demers, Senior Geologist with over two decades of experience specifically in the Abitibi region. Like Mr. Eustache, he played a key role in Aurizon’s development and acquisition.
Victor Cantore, CEO of AMEX Exploration, who led the company to a market cap of over $400 million, lends strategic oversight. And Chris Leavy, who held senior roles at both BlackRock and Oppenheimer Funds, brings deep capital markets expertise.
With the right people in place, Abitibi has already solved the hardest part for any junior explorer: funding. The company is well-capitalized, with a runway that extends into 2027. Phase 3 drilling at B26 is fully funded to the tune of CAD $18 million, with 20,000 meters of exploration scheduled this year alone. And another 20,000 – 25,000 meters planned for 2026.
That’s not just an operational advantage — it’s a catalyst – especially as we move into the beginning stages of a commodities supercycle.
Strategically Positioned for a New Era of Industrialization
As exploration results continue to build momentum at B26 and Beschefer, investors are taking note — not just because of what Abitibi Metals (CSE:AMQ,OTC:AMQFF) has already discovered, but because of where the world is heading.
A massive industrial and manufacturing boom is now unfolding across North America.
Drive by shifting geopolitics, reshoring of supply chains, and sweeping infrastructure investment, more than $7 trillion is currently being funneled into new U.S.-based manufacturing and energy capacity. From Taiwan Semiconductor and U.S. Steel to NVIDIA and Apple, global giants are doubling down on domestic production.
These facilities don’t just need land and labor — they need raw materials. And that’s triggered a new wave of demand for copper, nickel, silver, zinc, and gold — the exact suite of metals concentrated in Abitibi’s B26 Deposit.
Recognizing the importance of these resources, the Trump administration carved out key tariff exemptions for critical minerals like copper and gold — including those sourced from Canada. The message was clear: supply chain security and resource independence are now top priorities.
Copper is at the center of this shift. As billions flow into industrial development and next-generation electronics, demand for high-quality copper will only intensify. Add in gold, silver, and zinc — all with overlapping use cases in high-tech and industrial applications — and it becomes clear: we are on the brink of a commodity boom unlike anything we’ve seen before.
And Abitibi’s B26 Deposit is positioned squarely in the heart of it — in a region that has produced over 200 million ounces of gold, 400 million ounces of silver, 15 billion pounds of copper, and 35 billion pounds of zinc — and counting.
Despite a flagship asset with significant potential in-situ value, the company’s current enterprise value remains around C$20 million. That kind of disconnect between asset value and stock price doesn’t happen often — and when it does, things can move quickly.
With active exploration underway and results continuing to roll in, Abitibi Metals (CSE:AMQ, OTC:AMQFF) is in a dynamic phase of its development.
In a region that has defined Canadian mining for over a century — and with a team built to shape its next chapter — Abitibi is a company worth watching closely.
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