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XXIX Metal Corp. reports exploration and development updates for its Canadian copper-focused project portfolio, including the Opemiska and Thierry Copper projects. Company news commonly centers on drill results, mineralized zones, geological reinterpretation, induced polarization survey work, and resource-definition activity across the Opemiska district, the Cooke Zone, and Thierry's K1 and K2 areas.
Recurring updates also address project infrastructure context, community and regional development discussions around Chapais and northern Quebec, investor relations arrangements, industry conference participation, capital-structure matters, shareholder voting, governance, and operating and financial results.
XXIX Metal (OTCQB: QCCUF) reported high‑grade drill results from the Cooke Zone on April 27, 2026, including 32.72 g/t Au, 81.41 g/t Ag and 0.95% Cu over 7.5 m in hole COR‑26‑60 with multiple higher‑grade subintervals (142.4 g/t Au over 0.9 m).
Cooke lies ~2 km east of the envisioned Opémiska open pit, remains outside any current NI 43‑101 resource, and could be a satellite deposit; assays from 8 holes remain pending.
XXIX Metal Corp (OTCQB: QCCUF) entered a six-month investor relations agreement with Bunt Capital effective March 23, 2026. The Company will pay C$15,000 per month from working capital for a total of C$90,000 plus taxes and grant 500,000 options at $0.12 exercisable up to three years (or 90 days post-termination).
Bunt will provide outreach to shareholders, analysts, institutional and family-office investors and coordinate non-deal roadshows. The engagement is subject to TSX Venture Exchange acceptance and Bunt agreed to the Company's insider trading policy.
XXIX Metal (OTCQB: QCCUF) reported initial Cooke Zone drill results on February 27, 2026, returning multiple gold-copper-silver intercepts including 6.40 m at 3.63 g/t Au, 3.50 g/t Ag and 0.27% Cu (COR-25-38).
Drilling confirmed two parallel shear-hosted mineralized zones across ~700 m strike, supporting tighter-spaced follow-up drilling aimed at advancing Cooke toward a maiden Mineral Resource Estimate to potentially supply satellite feed to Opemiska.
XXIX Metal (OTCQB: QCCUF) will exhibit at PDAC 2026 in Toronto from March 1–4, 2026 and will attend related investor events. The company will present at a private Ore Day investor lunch on February 28, 2026 at 12:00 PM and exhibit at booth #2322 in the PDAC Investors Exchange.
XXIX will also participate in the Toronto Metals Investor Forum on February 27–28, 2026, offering corporate and project updates to investors and industry professionals.
XXIX (OTCQB: QCCUF) thanked the Town of Chapais for support and welcomed Chapais' Feb 10, 2026 public call to accelerate coordinated action to advance the Opemiska Copper Project. The company reiterated commitment to responsible, phased development, structured engagement, and alignment with provincial and local partners.
XXIX confirmed continued engagement with Chapais, neighbouring Cree communities, and Quebec authorities to advance near-term studies, planning, and coordinated use of northern development programs.
XXIX Metal (OTCQB: QCCUF) is fully funded through 2026 after a $17.2M financing, holding >$20M cash and $24M working capital to advance Opemiska toward a PFS. Key 2026 plans include a 10,000 m Cooke drill program, a 20,000 m K1 maiden program at Thierry, 3D model refinement, and an updated MRE in Q4 2026. The board approved up to 4,400,000 stock options (3,750,000 to directors/officers) exercisable at CAD $0.13 for five years.
XXIX Metal (OTCQB: QCCUF) reports completion of a comprehensive validation and reinterpretation of >210,000 metres of historical drilling at the Thierry copper project, focused on the K1 and K2 zones.
Work reclassifies K1 toward a disseminated, bulk-tonnage open-pit model with grades potentially increasing at depth, and interprets K2 as holding potential for a higher-grade underground target. Recent IP chargeability results highlight possible sulphide mineralization between K1 and K2. The company notes improved project economics at current copper prices (>US$5.00/lb vs US$3.75/lb used in 2021 resource work). Thierry benefits from local infrastructure and is planning targeted drilling in 2026 to test new targets.
XXIX Metal (OTCQB: QCCUF) completed a 73.5 line-km induced polarization (IP) survey at the Thierry project, the first systematic IP across the property, identifying multiple chargeability and conductive anomalies. A >2.5 km anomaly between K1 and K2 suggests potential sulphide accumulation; a >6.5 km conductive corridor east of K1 supports a district-scale trend; and a ~1.5 km conductive horizon west of K2 remains open and previously untested. XXIX integrated the new IP with historical IP data and is nearing completion of a full K2 database reinterpretation using >b>210,000 m of drilling, positioning Thierry for an active 2026 exploration season and prioritized follow-up drilling.
XXIX Metal (OTCQB: QCCUF) expanded its 2025 Opemiska drill program after Cooke Zone results outperformed expectations and confidence grew in the Saddle Zone. The company doubled the Cooke budget and metres to fast-track resource growth and test a newly identified mineralized horizon. The total program is now 10,000 metres split between Cooke and Saddle. Cooke lies 2.5 km east of the planned Opemiska pit and historically produced 1.97 Mt at 5.04 g/t Au and 0.66% Cu. A second drill rig was mobilized end of November to accelerate assays and resource additions outside the current MRE/PEA.
XXIX Metal (OTQB: QCCUF) filed a NI 43-101 PEA technical report for its 100%‑owned Opemiska Project, effective October 17, 2025 and issued December 2, 2025. Key PEA metrics: 17-year mine life with 715M lb copper, 409k oz gold, 2.08M oz silver; after‑tax base case NPV8% C$505M (spot NPV C$897M) and after‑tax IRR 27.2% (39.3% spot); 2.3‑year payback on C$617M initial capex. First six years: ~59M lb Cu/yr, 34k oz Au/yr, 174k oz Ag/yr; C1 cash cost US$1.03/lb Cu (first six years), US$1.40/lb LOM. PEA uses 44.3 Mt inferred resource and notes upside including Cooke zone drilling.