Quantum Metals Discovers Nisk-Like Anomaly in Quebec Survey

Quantum Critical Metals Corp. has successfully completed a comprehensive two-phase airborne geophysical survey program at its NMX East Property in Northern Quebec, revealing significant findings that could signal major mineral discoveries. The company, trading under symbols TSX.V: LEAP, OTCQB: ATOXF, and FSE: 86A1, first conducted an electromagnetic and magnetic survey in September 2025 to validate historical government data, followed immediately by a MAG-TDEM airborne survey after detecting a promising magnetic anomaly. This advanced technology detected high-quality bedrock conductors at greater depths than previously possible, with the magnetic anomaly showing remarkable similarities in amplitude, strike, shape, and size to the neighboring Nisk deposit operated by Power Metallic Mines.

The survey results are particularly significant because the NMX East Property lies in Quebec's James Bay region, known for its rich deposits of critical metals including nickel, platinum group elements (PGE), and lithium. CEO Marcy Kiesman emphasized the importance of these findings, noting that the similarity to the Nisk deposit anomaly provides strong encouragement for shareholders. The company is now moving forward with detailed drill target planning and intends to apply for drill permits in the coming weeks, positioning itself to potentially uncover valuable Ni-PGE mineralization similar to what neighboring companies have discovered. For more detailed information, investors can visit www.sedarplus.com and www.quantumcriticalmetals.com to stay updated on the company's progress.

This development comes at a crucial time for critical metals exploration, as the global demand for nickel and platinum group elements continues to rise for use in electric vehicles, renewable energy technologies, and various industrial applications. The successful application of MAG-TDEM technology represents a significant advancement in mineral exploration capabilities, allowing companies like Quantum to identify potential deposits with greater accuracy and at deeper levels than traditional VLF-EM methods. The company's strategic focus on critical metals projects that power next-generation technologies aligns perfectly with the Western world's transition toward secure and sustainable critical metals supply chains, making these survey results particularly noteworthy for investors and industry observers alike.