EagleOne Metals Corporation Reports Positive Results from Phase 1 Exploration Program on Magusi West Gold Project

Vancouver-based EagleOne Metals Corporation has reported the results of its Phase 1 exploration program on the Magusi West Gold Project in southern Hebecourt Township, Quebec. The project is strategically located within the Abitibi Greenstone Belt, one of the world's most richly endowed gold-producing regions. The program consisted of detailed ground geophysics, soil sampling, outcrop stripping, and channel sampling, as well as geological mapping and whole-rock sampling. The sampling portion of the program involved the collection of 618 soil samples from various regions of the project.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Phase 1 exploration program identified three clusters of anomalous values among the soil assay results, located in the southern half of the property.
  • The western cluster occurs a short distance north of, and partially flanks, the Baie Fabie Fault zone, which is close to a possibly synvolcanic diorite intrusion.
  • The larger eastern cluster flanks the Baie Fabie fault zone in close association with a potentially synvolcanic diorite body intruding andesite and rhyolite.
  • The consulting geologists recommend that both clusters be examined further by expressing resistivity and chargeability data from the IP geophysical survey on color plan maps and several subsurface depth slices.
  • The Company has identified 10 samples that assayed 0.02 ppm gold or above, with a high of 0.156 ppm, 7 samples that assayed 100 ppm copper or above, with a high of 186 ppm, and 21 samples that assayed 150 ppm zinc or above, with a high of 200 ppm.
  • The uniformity of the soil survey results is likely due to the sampled surface layer being primarily derived from silt- and clay-rich soil formed from unconsolidated glaciolacustrine sediments.
  • The geochemical probability plot identified three clusters of anomalous values, with the two most interesting clusters located in the southern half of the property.

Statistics:

  • 618 soil samples were collected from various regions of the project.
  • 10 samples assayed 0.02 ppm gold or above, with a high of 0.156 ppm.
  • 7 samples assayed 100 ppm copper or above, with a high of 186 ppm.
  • 21 samples assayed 150 ppm zinc or above, with a high of 200 ppm.
  • The uniformity of the soil survey results is likely due to the sampled surface layer being primarily derived from silt- and clay-rich soil formed from unconsolidated glaciolacustrine sediments.

Sources:

  • Newsfile Corp. - October 29, 2025
  • EagleOne Metals Corporation website and corporate presentation
  • National Instrument 43-101 - Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects