Gold X2 QES Drilling Intercepts 100.75m of 1.50 g/t Au from 495m Including 14m of 3.94 g/t Au from 542m at the Base of the Resource Pit

Gold X2 Mining Inc. has announced encouraging assay results from its extension drilling program at the QES Zone within the Moss Gold Project in Northwest Ontario. The company intercepted 100.75 meters of 1.50 g/t gold mineralization starting at 495 meters depth, which notably includes a higher-grade interval of 14 meters averaging 3.94 g/t gold beginning at 542 meters depth.

The drilling program specifically targets the bottom of the RPEEE (Reasonable Prospect for Eventual Economic Extraction) pit shell, representing an effort to extend the known mineralization below the current resource boundaries. This strategic approach could potentially expand the project's resource base and enhance the overall economics of the Moss Gold Project.

These results are significant for Gold X2 as they demonstrate continuity of gold mineralization at depth within the QES Zone. The substantial intersection length combined with the presence of higher-grade zones suggests robust mineralization that could contribute meaningfully to future resource estimates. The location at the base of the current pit shell is particularly encouraging, as it may indicate potential for pit deepening or underground mining scenarios that could extend the project's mine life and improve overall project economics.