Gold X2 Announces New Superion Shear with Intercept of 9.0m of 3.13 g/t Au Including 3.95m of 6.94 g/t Au

Gold X2 Mining Inc. has reported the completion of its 2025 drilling campaign at the Moss Gold Project in Northwest Ontario, delivering encouraging assay results that include the discovery of a new mineralized structure called the Superion Shear. The drilling program consisted of nine holes total, with four targeting marginal shears north of the established QES Zone and five focused on the eastern extension of the QES Zone.

The standout result from the campaign was the intersection of 9.0 meters grading 3.13 g/t gold, which included a higher-grade core of 3.95 meters at 6.94 g/t gold within the newly identified Superion Shear. These grades represent economically significant mineralization that could enhance the overall resource potential of the Moss Gold Project.

The discovery of the Superion Shear adds a new target area to Gold X2's exploration portfolio and demonstrates the continued prospectivity of the property beyond the known QES Zone. The successful identification of mineralization in both the northern marginal shears and eastern extension areas suggests the gold system may be more extensive than previously understood, potentially increasing the project's long-term development potential.

For Gold X2, these results validate the company's systematic exploration approach and provide important geological data to guide future drilling campaigns. The combination of discovering new mineralized structures while expanding known zones positions the company well for advancing the Moss Gold Project through subsequent phases of exploration and resource definition.