Gold X2 Intersects 27.0m of 3.87 g/t Au from 555.0m at Base of the Eastern QES Pit Including 11.0m of 8.84 g/t Au

Gold X2 Mining Inc. has reported significant drill results from its ongoing exploration program at the Moss Gold Project in Northwest Ontario, delivering what appears to be one of the company's strongest intercepts to date. The highlight result of 27.0 meters grading 3.87 grams per tonne gold from a depth of 555.0 meters includes an exceptional higher-grade core of 11.0 meters at 8.84 grams per tonne gold, demonstrating substantial grade continuity and thickness at depth.

The intersection was drilled at the base of the Eastern QES Pit as part of an infill and resource expansion drilling campaign targeting the eastern extension of the QES Zone. The results suggest strong mineralization continuity below the current pit design, which could have significant implications for resource expansion and potential mine life extension. The grade and thickness of this intercept, particularly the high-grade core section, indicates robust gold mineralization that could materially impact future resource estimates.

For the broader gold exploration sector in Ontario, these results reinforce the province's continued potential for significant gold discoveries, particularly in established mining districts. The depth of the intersection at 555 meters suggests the mineralized system extends well below surface and current mining operations, potentially opening up new areas for resource definition. The success of this drilling program may encourage expanded exploration activities and could attract additional investment to the region, particularly given Ontario's favorable mining jurisdiction and established infrastructure for gold production.