お知らせ • Jun 11
Nuvau Minerals Expands Exploration Program Targeting Key Base Metal and Never-Before-Drilled Gold Targets in the Matagami District Nuvau Minerals advanced its exploration strategy across its 100%-owned Matagami Mining District Project with a focus on resource growth, new target generation, and evaluation of phased development opportunities. The company expanded its ongoing drill campaign to test multiple new zinc-copper and gold targets generated through its evolving district-scale exploration approach. Approximately 17,500 metres of drilling is planned across multiple zinc-copper and gold targets. A second drill rig is being commissioned in early July, with plans to source a third rig in the fall. Follow-up drilling at the Daniel (VMS) and Thunderwood (gold) target areas. First drill testing of the Airport and ED-1 geophysical targets. Advancement of the Lotto gold target generated through the Company's regional gold-in-till program. The 2026 exploration program combines definition and step-out drilling at established mineralized zones with the testing of new targets generated by recent geological, geochemical, and geophysical compilation. The campaign is designed to advance a diversified portfolio of zinc-copper volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) and gold targets across the Matagami District. The program encompasses targets generated through a variety of exploration techniques and geological models, ranging from extensions to known mineralized systems to newly identified targets concealed beneath forest, glacial cover, and wetland environments. Drilling at the Airport target is designed to test a geophysical anomaly supported by updated geological interpretations. Located within a favourable volcanic sequence, along the structural corridor that hosts the historic Perseverance Mine, the drilling will test a distinct exploration target located near existing infrastructure that has not previously been drill-tested. The Daniel target area hosts a combination of geological, hydrogeochemical, and geophysical features considered prospective for VMS-style mineralization. The current program includes follow-up drilling at the Daniel-25 Zone, a high-grade VMS lens discovered in 2015 in the north-central part of the property. The intent is to further evaluate the mineralized zone and assess its potential to support future Mineral Resource estimation while testing nearby geophysical, till, and hydrogeochemical anomalies that remain untested by drilling. The ED-1 VMS target is one of several priority exploration targets generated through the integration of geological interpretations and multiple geophysical datasets, including electromagnetic, gravity, and conductivity surveys, in an area where extensive forest and wetland cover has historically limited exploration. ED-1 represents the first drilling to test one of several similar targets identified within the under-tested exploration corridor. Results from the program will help evaluate the geological setting and guide the prioritization of additional targets within the area. The Lotto target was generated through Nuvau's regional gold-in-till program and has become a priority gold exploration target following the identification of multiple anomalous gold grain counts during the sonic till sampling campaign, including a sampled interval containing more than 2,000 gold grains per 10 kg. The planned drilling program is designed to identify the source of the anomaly and improve the geological understanding of the area. To refine drill targeting, Nuvau has combined field prospecting, geological interpretation, and multiple geophysical datasets to identify prospective structural features that will be tested during the summer drilling campaign. The Company will continue to advance the Thunderwood target area following the recently completed winter drilling campaign. Located within the same lithological and structural corridor as the Daniel-25 Zone, Thunderwood was acquired in 2023 and has become a key focus for both VMS and gold exploration. Historical and recent exploration programs have identified multiple mineralized occurrences, favourable geological features, and exploration targets across a broad target area. Historic drilling at Thunderwood reported multiple high-grade gold intercepts with limited follow-up exploration completed since 1988. The winter drill program confirmed multiple types of mineralization and quartz veining. The information is being compiled, and the results will be released once available. The summer program is designed to build upon the knowledge gained to date, further evaluate the target area, and refine the Company's understanding of the geological controls on mineralization. The 2026 exploration program reflects Nuvau's strategy of advancing multiple targets in parallel across the Matagami District. By combining follow-up work on known mineralized systems with the testing of newly generated targets, the Company continues to build a pipeline of opportunities across one of Canada's most prolific VMS districts. Assay results from the ongoing campaign will be released as they become available and are validated in accordance with the Company's quality assurance and quality control procedures. お知らせ • Apr 28
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Nuvau Minerals Inc. announced that it has received CAD 21.368671 million in funding On March 6, 2026, Nuvau Minerals Inc. closed the transaction by issuing 7,928,523 FT shares at an issue price of CAD 0.90 for the proceeds of CAD 7,135,670.70 and 320,000 units at an issue price of CAD 0.80 for the proceeds of CAD 256,000 under final tranche. In consideration for the Agents' services, the Company paid the Agents a cash commission equal to 6.0% of the gross proceeds of the Offering. In connection with the Offering, a director of the Company subscribed for an aggregate of 444,444 FT Shares for aggregate gross proceeds of CAD 444,444. The Offering remains subject to final acceptance of the TSX Venture Exchange. お知らせ • Jan 30
Nuvau Minerals Inc Provides Corporate Update and Strategy for 2026 Building on Exploration Success At Flagship Matagami Project Nuvau Minerals Inc. provided a corporate update, highlighting the success of 2025 exploration programs and plans for 2026. Previous exploration has resulted in significant gold and base metal discoveries and has expanded the Company's base metal mineralized inventory at its Matagami Project in the Abitibi region of Quebec. Key achievements in 2025. Exploration continued across the property, while also progressing multiple initiatives aimed at advancing the planned restart of production: A sonic drilling program was completed to explore for mineralization in the glacial till, which delivered a significant gold grain anomaly with more than 2,000 gold grains per 10 kg of material, in an underexplored part of the property, supported by a near-contiguous sample with 295 gold grains, in hole PD-23-030s. Caber Complex Base Metal Project. The company completed a successful drilling program that returned numerous high-grade intercepts at the Caber Complex deposit. This work was completed to increase drill density in preparation for the completion of an updated Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE). Renaissance Zone. Following the 2023 new VMS discovery, from the first geophysical target tested by Nuvau to the north of the Caber deposits. Twenty-seven holes were drilled, with 16 holes containing semi-massive to massive sulphide mineralization. Additional VMS mineralization was discovered at the PD1-East target, a nearby geophysical anomaly tested in 2025. A new prospective gold horizon was discovered in 2025, immediately east of the Bracemac Mine within a Tonalite intrusive, where the very first drill hole intersected visible gold in quartz veining that returned 8.87 g/t gold over 1.05 metres, including 16.02 g/t gold over 0.55 (BRCG-25-01). Follow-up drilling confirmed continuity of a broad, near-surface mineralized system within a large-scale target area, not tested in historic programs. Assay results are provided in Table 1 and 2 at the end of the document. Strategic focus in 2026. The Matagami camp uniquely combines district-scale exploration potential with a near-term production restart opportunity, supported by a large land package, existing mineral endowment, and permitted. infrastructure. Gold exploration will focus on the underexplored area hosting the high-grade gold-in-till anomaly, advancing the Thunder Mine target where historic drilling intersected multiple high-grade zones that remain open, and evaluating the broader prospectivity of the footwall gold occurrence at the Bracemac Mine. All permits have been received for the expected exploration program for 2026. Nuvau will continue to advance work aimed at updating its Mineral Resource Estimates for the multiple deposits located on the property, targeting upgrades to the Caber Complex, as well as initial mineral resource estimates for Bracemac-McLeod and Renaissance. Following the resource updates, the company anticipates updating the previously completed PEA to include portions of those additional resources, as well as updating the associated economics and mine plans. Permitting initiatives will also continue to prepare the Matagami Property for the restart of mining operations. Update on Matagami earn-in. Nuvau continues to advance its earn-in with respect to the Matagami Property. On January 28, 2026, Nuvau, Nuvau, Nuau Minerals Corp. and Glencore Canada Corporation entered into a second amended and restated agreement (the "Second A&R Earn-In Agreement"), which further amends and restates the terms of the earn-in agreement dated March 25, 2022, as previously amended and restated on June 28, 2024. お知らせ • May 12
Nuvau Minerals Inc. Completes Key Step on Its Journey to Unlock the Gold Potential of the Matagami Property in the Abitibi Region of Quebec Nuvau Minerals Inc. has just completed a key step on its journey to unlocking the gold potential of the Matagami Property in the Abitibi region of Quebec. It has flown a detailed high resolution drone magnetic ("MAG") survey over an area north of where a 2023 sonic drilling program discovered a significant gold grain anomaly. Hole PD- 23-030s had more than 2,000 gold grains per 10 kg of material, supported by a near-contiguous sample with 295 gold grains. The MAG survey included areas where two other gold anomalies have been previously identified in Quebec's SIGEOM/EXAMINE database: Daniel-1, which includes a gold value of 6.18 grams per tonne over 1 metre associated with massive sulphide from a diamond drill hole. McIvor-SE, which is sourced from a grab sample in a volcanic shear zone, grading at 37.71 grams per tonne. The detailed high resolution drone MAG survey was flown over the area surrounding PD-23-030s, extending north and northeast of the anomaly. The western limit of the survey is approximately 3 kilometres away from the Caber Complex and the Renaissance discovery, the undeveloped massive sulfide cluster with near-term production potential. This high resolution MAG survey will provide valuable geophysical data to support Nuvau's continuing base metal exploration of the underexplored northern part of the property. The data was captured at low altitude, approximately 20 metres above ground and will provide a global image of the extended area. Overall, a total area of 128 square kilometres was covered. The quality and resolution of the survey will enable interpretation of the contrasting geological units as well as structural interpretation, which is key to both the future exploration of region for both gold and base metals. Although this area was previously covered by a mosaic of lower resolution surveys, the data was of much lower definition than what current technology can deliver. お知らせ • Apr 25
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