Gravitas (Copper, Nickel, Gold and Tungsten)

Property description

The Gravitas property, located in the Belleterre area of Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Quebec, was acquired by map staking at the end of 2024 for its copper, nickel, gold and tungsten potential. The property covers a total area of 4,900 hectares in an established mining camp, which has recently experienced a renewed surge in exploration activity led by Vior Inc.

Exploration work on the property

Exploration work was carried out intermittently on the property from May to August 2025. Most of the claim blocks were assessed, with a primary focus on areas of known historical mineralization—specifically the Petosa Tungsten Zone and reported sulphide occurrences further south. Both target areas are believed to have been successfully located and sampled.

During the program, a copper-bearing vein was discovered at surface in an area accessible via newly constructed logging roads. The vein was partially exposed over a 35-metre strike length. Six grab samples were collected along the exposed section, returning copper grades ranging from 1.75% Cu to 4.06% Cu. All samples also contained anomalous silver values, including one grab sample grading 15 g/t Ag.

Following these strong results, NeoTerrex expanded its exploration footprint across previously underexplored portions of the property in its late fall exploration program. The latest work continues to demonstrate the property’s potential for both precious and base metals. With multiple mineralized zones now identified across several blocks, Gravitas is demonstrating that the historical mining region still has much potential for new discoveries. What began as a tungsten-focused project is now clearly evolving into a diversified gold-copper-silver-tungsten project with numerous discoveries to develop.

Further work consisting of surface prospecting and geological mapping, mechanical trenching, and a potential drill program is planned for the spring and summer of 2026. Management is in discussions with local communities and their potential involvement in the planned work.