Emperor Metals and Globex Mining Identify Dual Gold Mineralization Trends at Duquesne West Property

Emperor Metals Inc. in collaboration with Globex Mining Enterprises Inc. has announced a significant geological discovery at the Duquesne West Gold Property located in Quebec's Abitibi region. The partnership's revised geological interpretation, based on a compilation of historical and recent drill results, has identified two distinct plunge directions of high-grade gold mineralization. One trend is oriented easterly, corroborated by multiple drill holes, while another is trending westerly. This discovery is pivotal as it provides structural insights that will guide the forthcoming resource calculation, expected to be released in the near future.

The analysis, spearheaded by Globex CEO Jack Stoch, P.Geo., a Qualified Person under NI 43-101, and endorsed by Emperor Metals, marks a critical step forward in understanding the property's gold mineralization patterns. The identification of dual mineralization trends represents a substantial advancement in the geological understanding of the Duquesne West Property. This new interpretation suggests the gold system is more complex and extensive than previously recognized, potentially indicating multiple mineralizing events or structural controls on gold deposition.

The Duquesne West Property, 50% owned by Globex, is now under the spotlight for its potential to contribute significantly to the gold mining sector in the Canadian Shield. The discovery of these two distinct plunge directions has immediate implications for future exploration strategies and resource estimation. Understanding the structural controls on mineralization allows for more targeted drilling and potentially reduces exploration costs while increasing the likelihood of discovering additional gold resources. The property's location in the prolific Abitibi region, known for its rich gold endowment, further enhances the significance of this geological breakthrough.

This revised geological model will directly impact the upcoming resource calculation by providing a more accurate framework for interpreting drill results and estimating gold resources. The identification of multiple mineralization trends suggests the potential for larger mineralized systems than previously anticipated. For investors and stakeholders, this discovery represents a critical milestone in advancing the Duquesne West Property toward potential development. The structural insights gained from this analysis could have broader implications for understanding gold mineralization patterns throughout the Abitibi region, potentially influencing exploration approaches across this world-class gold district.