Qcx Gold Corp. (QCX)
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Qcx Gold Corp. Profile
| Metals & Mining Industry | Materials Sector | Albert Contardi CEO | TSX-V Exchange | CA74738M1059 ISIN |
| CA Country | - Employees | - Last Dividend | 18 Sep 2019 Last Split | - IPO Date |
Overview
QcX Gold Corp. is primarily engaged in the acquisition, exploration, and development of mineral properties with a focus on gold and volcanic massive sulphide deposits in Mexico. Originally operating under the name First Mexican Gold Corp., the company underwent a rebranding in July 2020 to become QcX Gold Corp. Based in Toronto, Canada, QcX Gold Corp. boasts a portfolio of projects primarily located in the James Bay region and the northern Abitibi region of Quebec. These projects encompass over 33,546 hectares of exploration lands, demonstrating the company's significant investment in identifying and developing potential mineral deposits.
Products and Services
- Golden Giant Project:
- Kali Project:
- Fernet Property (Option Agreement):
Located in the James Bay region, this flagship project spans approximately 18,992 hectares. It represents QcX Gold Corp.'s core focus on gold exploration, offering significant potential for discovery and development within a highly prospective area.
This project covers an area of approximately 10,074 hectares in the James Bay lowlands area of Quebec. It is another testament to QcX Gold Corp.'s dedication to exploring gold and associated minerals in regions with high geological potential.
Under an option agreement, QcX Gold Corp. has the right to acquire 100% interest in the Fernet property, which spans 4,480 hectares in the northern Abitibi region of Quebec. This area is known for its mineral-rich deposits, and the Fernet property offers opportunities for exploration and potential development of volcanic massive sulphide deposits in addition to gold.
