Gold X2 Mining Defines Additional High Grade Corridors with Intersects of 87.0m of 1.75 g/t Au and 83.0m @ 1.56 g/t Au at QES Zone Grade Control Drilling

Gold X2 Mining Inc. has completed a comprehensive 58-hole grade control drilling program at the QES Zone of its Moss Gold Project in Northwest Ontario, targeting both marginal and core shear structures. The program successfully identified additional high-grade gold corridors with notable intersections of 87.0 meters grading 1.75 g/t gold and 83.0 meters at 1.56 g/t gold.

The grade control nature of this drilling program indicates Gold X2 is advancing toward production planning phases, as grade control drilling typically occurs in preparation for mining operations to better define ore body geometry and grade distribution. The shallow depth of the holes suggests near-surface mineralization that could be amenable to lower-cost mining methods.

These results continue to build the geological understanding of the QES Zone's shear-hosted gold system, with the identification of multiple high-grade corridors potentially improving the project's mining economics. The consistent intersection of significant widths and grades across the drilling program demonstrates the continuity of mineralization within the zone.

For Gold X2, these results represent progress toward defining mineable reserves at the Moss Gold Project. The company's multi-exchange listing (TSXV, OTCQB, and Frankfurt) provides access to diverse capital markets as it advances the project through development phases. The completion of this grade control program positions the company to potentially move toward resource estimation updates and preliminary economic assessments.