Abitibi Metals Corp CEO Jon Deluce

<p><a href="https://twitter.com/search?q=%24AMQ&src=cashtag_click">$AMQ</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/search?q=%24ANQFF&src=cashtag_click">$ANQFF</a> drills on-site at the B26 Polymetallic Deposit (“B26” or the “Deposit”). The Company is currently completing its winter drill program at the Deposit, where a minimum of 10,000 metres is targeted by the end of March under the first phase of a fully funded 30,000-metre 2024 field season. This is the Maiden Drill Program at the B26 Deposit (Ind: 7.0MT @ 2.94% Cu Eq &amp; Inf: 4.4MT @ 2.97% Cu Eq)</p>

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<p>Recorded Feb 13th 2023</p>

<p>Since recording this news was released: https://ceo.ca/@newswire/abitibi-metals-provides-drill-program-update-at-the</p>

<p>&quot;To date, fourteen holes have been completed, totalling 4,275 metres. Drilling in this first phase is broken down between 3 targets along strike testing the first 300 vertical metres:</p>

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<li>B26 Main Deposit</li>

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<li>11 holes have been completed at this target, totalling 3,159 metres.</li>

<li>The key objective of drilling within the B26 Main Deposit is to evaluate the open pit potential and potential up-dip near-surface extensions of the main deposit to the north. This testing is distributed over a 1.2-kilometre strike length and concentrated in the first 200 metres vertical.  </li>

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<li>Satellite West:</li>