SPC Nickel Completes Detailed Modelling of HELITEM Data, Defining Priority Drill Targets at the Muskox Cu-Ni-PGM Project, Nunavut

SPC Nickel Corp. (SPC) has completed detailed geophysical modelling of its 2025 HELITEM airborne EM dataset for the Muskox project. The analysis refined 1,410 line-km of data into 359 discrete conductors, resulting in the definition of 60 high-priority (Class A) drill targets across the main intrusion and feeder dyke.

In corporate developments, the company’s common shares are now eligible for DTC electronic clearing in the U.S. Looking ahead, SPC Nickel plans to conduct 2026 ground EM and magnetotelluric (MT) surveys to refine targets for a planned 2027 drill program.

SPC Nickel Corp. confirmed that it is methodically executing its planned 2026-2027 exploration roadmap. The company has defined 60 Class A targets, a step intended to de-risk the Muskox project ahead of drilling. This milestone is considered an expected intermediate stage rather than a discovery.

Additionally, the company noted that DTC eligibility improves access for U.S. investors, though this may increase float and sell-side pressure on the low-priced stock. The news aligns with prior announcements regarding the 2027 drill campaign and does not materially alter the company's financial or operational trajectory.

SPC Nickel Corp. (SPC) is a pre-revenue exploration company focused on copper, nickel, and platinum group metal assets in Canada. Its flagship Muskox Cu-Ni-PGM Project in Nunavut covers 496 km² of the Muskox Intrusion and its 60 km feeder dyke. The company also holds the Lockerby East property in the Sudbury district, Ontario, which features the West Graham and LKE deposits.

Operating in the advanced exploration stage, SPC Nickel utilizes modern geophysics and historical data to identify drill targets. No formal mineral resources or reserves have been reported for the Muskox project to date.