Emperor Metals Identifies High-Grade Gold Trends at Duquesne West Property

Emperor Metals Inc. has reported substantial progress in its exploration program at the Duquesne West property situated within the Abitibi Greenstone Belt. The company's comprehensive two-year drilling campaign has successfully identified both high-grade plunge trends and extensive low-grade zones, significantly improving the project's overall scale and grade profile. These developments occur as the company advances toward completing its Maiden Mineral Resource Estimate, marking a critical milestone in the property's evaluation.

Chief Executive Officer John Florek highlighted the discovery of newly defined dual-plunge orientations, comprising both easterly and westerly trends. These geological findings have revealed multiple high-priority drill targets across the property. Among the notable intercepts reported was hole DQ24-12, which returned 21.7 meters of 35.2 grams per tonne gold. The exploration success at Duquesne West demonstrates the property's potential to substantially contribute to Emperor Metals' portfolio of high-quality gold properties within the Canadian Shield region.

The company's ongoing work at the property continues to build on these promising results, with the identified trends providing clear direction for future exploration activities. For additional information about Emperor Metals Inc.'s exploration achievements and corporate details, interested parties can access comprehensive filings through the SEDAR database under the company's profile. The systematic approach to exploration and the emerging geological understanding position the Duquesne West property as a significant asset in Emperor Metals' development pipeline within this historically productive gold district.