Doubleview Provides Cobalt Resource Summary for the Hat Polymetallic Deposit in Advance of Updated MRE and PEA

On December 2, 2025, Doubleview Gold Corp. provided a summary of the cobalt component of its Hat Polymetallic Deposit. The release highlights the existing cobalt resource, which includes 28 million pounds in the indicated category and 91 million pounds in the inferred category, based on the maiden Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE) from July 2024. The company frames this as a meaningful part of the project's critical-minerals profile, located in a Tier-1 jurisdiction. The CEO, Farshad Shirvani, stated that while copper, gold, and scandium are the primary value drivers, the cobalt content is an important contributor that will be evaluated in the upcoming Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) and updated MRE.

The impact of this news is neutral and routine. The information presented is not new; it is a restatement of the cobalt resource figures from the company's maiden MRE published in July 2024. This release appears to be a marketing effort to maintain investor interest and highlight the "critical minerals" angle of the deposit while the market awaits the updated MRE and the project's first PEA.

The company has guided that these key catalysts are expected before the end of 2025. This timeline has already been pushed back from an earlier mention of Q2 2025. While the recent positive metallurgical results for scandium (November 25, 2025) were material, this cobalt-focused release does not provide any new data points for re-evaluating the project's potential. It serves as a placeholder communication, confirming that work on the economic studies is ongoing. The market's focus remains squarely on the release of the updated MRE and PEA, which will provide the first comprehensive economic picture of the Hat project.

Doubleview Gold Corp. is a Canadian mineral exploration company focused on its flagship Hat Polymetallic Project in the Golden Triangle of northwestern British Columbia. The Hat Project is a large-scale porphyry deposit containing significant quantities of copper, gold, cobalt, and silver. A key focus for the company is unlocking the value of its critical minerals endowment, particularly scandium, for which it recently announced positive metallurgical recovery results. The company also holds the Red Spring property in central B.C.