OSISKO INTERSECTS 738 METRES AVERAGING 0.31% Cu AT GASPÉ

Osisko Metals Incorporated has released new analytical results from its ongoing drilling program at the Gaspé Copper Project in eastern Quebec's Gaspé Peninsula. The company reported a standout intercept of 738 metres averaging 0.31% copper, representing a substantial thickness of copper mineralization that underscores the project's scale and continuity potential.

The drilling program has yielded 29 mineralized intercepts in total, suggesting widespread copper mineralization across the property. This level of success in the drill program indicates that Osisko Metals is systematically defining a potentially significant copper resource in a mining-friendly jurisdiction. The Gaspé Peninsula has a long history of mining activity and offers established infrastructure advantages for future development.

For the copper sector, these results come at a time of increasing demand for the metal driven by electrification trends and energy transition requirements. The substantial thickness of the reported intercept, while at moderate grades, could support a large-scale, long-life mining operation if the mineralization proves consistent across the property. The project's location in Quebec provides access to skilled mining workforce and established supply chains.

The company's systematic approach to defining the resource through extensive drilling suggests Osisko Metals is building toward a comprehensive resource estimate that could position the Gaspé Copper Project as a significant copper development opportunity in eastern Canada. The project's proximity to existing infrastructure and the mining-supportive regulatory environment in Quebec enhance its commercial viability prospects.