Abitibi Metals Corp Unveils Comprehensive 3D Geological Model for B26 Polymetallic Deposit

Abitibi Metals Corp CEO Jonathon Deluce announced the company's first comprehensive 3D geological model for the B26 Polymetallic Deposit in Quebec, marking a significant milestone following the company's entry into an option agreement with SOQUEM Inc. Through this agreement, Abitibi Metals Corp aims to earn an 80% interest in the B26 Polymetallic Deposit over a seven-year period, positioning the company as a major stakeholder in this promising mineral property.

The newly developed 3D geological model represents a substantial advancement in understanding the geological controls of mineralization within the B26 Deposit. This sophisticated modeling approach is expected to significantly bolster confidence in mineral potential evaluation while refining ongoing drill planning initiatives. The model reveals that the deposit footprint extends along a strike length of 1.6 kilometers by 0.8 kilometers at depth, occupying a corridor approximately 150 meters in width, indicating substantial mineralized potential within the property boundaries.

Utilizing advanced geological modeling techniques including Oasis montaj grade modeling and section-to-section interpretation, combined with insights from Phase 1 drilling observations, Abitibi Metals Corp has successfully identified high-priority expansion targets and trends both within and outside the main deposit area. These strategic targets are scheduled for drilling in the second and third quarters of the year, with the company currently finalizing detailed plans for these exploration activities that will test the model's predictions and potentially expand the known mineral resources.

The company plans to further refine the 3D geological model as new assay results become available from over 30 holes from its Phase 1 drill program. This iterative approach demonstrates Abitibi Metals Corp's commitment to leveraging cutting-edge geological modeling techniques to maximize the value of its exploration assets. The continuous refinement process ensures that exploration efforts remain targeted and efficient, potentially leading to more successful drill intercepts and better understanding of the deposit's geometry and mineralization characteristics.

As exploration activities progress at the B26 Polymetallic Deposit, the comprehensive geological model serves as a critical tool for guiding future drilling campaigns and resource estimation work. The model's ability to identify high-priority targets both within and outside the main deposit area highlights the potential for significant resource expansion beyond currently defined boundaries. This advanced geological understanding positions Abitibi Metals Corp to make more informed decisions regarding resource development and potential economic evaluation of the B26 Polymetallic Deposit.