St-Georges Eco-Mining samples 1.65% Ni at Julie

Executive Summary

• St-Georges Eco-Mining Corp. reported successful surface exploration results from its September 2025 program at the Julie nickel-copper-cobalt-PGE project in Quebec, confirming high-grade nickel and widespread Platinum Group Elements (PGEs).
• The program identified a new western mineralized zone, the "Vincent showing," located approximately 4 km west of the main Julie trend, characterized by high-grade iron and associated PGEs.
• The company plans to use this data to refine drill targets for the next exploration phase, including detailed mapping, channel sampling, and geophysical interpretation.

Key Details

• Julie Zone Highlights:
  • High-grade nickel confirmed via grab samples, including Sample T1B 001 returning 1.65% Ni.
  • Widespread PGEs identified for the first time across the project, with a combined Pt+Pd grade of up to 0.172 g/t (Samples T1B 001 and T1B 011).
• New Vincent Showing (Western Zone):
  • Discovered approximately 4 km west of the main Julie trend.
  • Sample VIC NW 031 returned 67.8% Fe3O4 from a massive magnetite discovery.
  • Associated PGE mineralization in the Vincent showing returned 0.112 g/t Pt+Pd.
• Methodology:
  • 49 surface samples collected from targeted outcrops, historical trenches, and reconnaissance work.
  • Samples analyzed by IGS Laboratories (ISO/IEC 17025-accredited) using four-acid digest with ICP-OES for base metals and fire assay with ICP-OES for PGEs.
  • Technical information reviewed by George Yordanov, a Qualified Person under NI 43-101.
• Future Work:
  • Detailed mapping, additional channel sampling, and geophysical interpretation to refine drill targets.
  • Evaluation of potential links between nickel-bearing lenses and the newly identified western mineralization.
  • Complete chemical analysis set to be released upon completion of review and compilation.

Notable Quotes

• "Confirming not only high-grade nickel in the historic zone but also establishing a widespread platinum and palladium footprint is an important development for the Julie project," commented Herb Duerr, president and chief executive officer of St-Georges. "The discovery of the new, structurally distinct Vincent showing, with its high-grade iron and associated precious metals, strongly supports our geological model of a large, multiphase magmatic system. This significantly expands the project's potential and gives us exciting, high-priority targets for our next phase of exploration."

Admin Note

• The release also includes an administrative announcement regarding the issuance of 8 million incentive stock options to directors, officers, and consultants, exercisable at $0.08 per share for 3-5 years. However, the primary focus and material substance of the release are the exploration results, classifying it as News.