Azimut Starts Drilling High-Grade Gold Zone at Wabamisk, James Bay Region, Québec

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[{"type":"text","content":"Azimut Starts Drilling High-Grade Gold Zone at Wabamisk, James Bay Region, Québec\n\n\n\n\n Maiden drilling program initiated on the Rosa Zone\n \n\n\n Extensive IP chargeability anomaly correlates with\n \n\n surface high-grade gold trend\n \n\n\n LONGUEUIL, Québec, Sept. 29, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) --\n \n Azimut Exploration Inc.\n \n (“Azimut” or the “Company”) (\n \n TSXV: AZM\n \n ) (\n \n OTCQX: AZMTF\n \n ) is pleased to announce that a maiden 1,500-metre core drilling program is underway on the\n \n Rosa Zone,\n \n which was discovered this summer by prospecting. Additional drilling is planned, and contingent on positive initial results. The Rosa Zone is located on the Company’s\n \n wholly owned\n \n\n Wabamisk Property\n \n (the “Property”) in the Eeyou Istchee James Bay (“James Bay”) region of Québec, Canada (\n \n see press release of\n \n\n\n August 28, 2025\n \n\n\n\n\n i\n \n\n\n ).\n \n\n The results of systematic follow-up work following the surface discovery were used to prepare the drilling program. The work included an induced polarization (“IP”) survey totalling 11 line-kilometres, which outlined a\n \n continuous east–west chargeability anomaly extending over 1.4 kilometres, strongly correlated with a 300-metre strike of high-grade, gold-bearing grab samples from outcrops.\n \n The survey also identified a subparallel chargeability anomaly, located roughly 50 to 200 metres to the north. (\n \n see Figures 1 to 5, Photos 1 to 4\n \n ).\n \n\n Together, the IP data and prospecting results define\n \n a highly prospective 1.4-kilometre by 200-metre corridor\n \n that will be tested by the maiden drilling program.\n \n\n\n Rosa Zone – Preliminary Description\n \n\n\n\n\n Mineralization and alteration\n \n\n\n Sheared quartz vein system with disseminated sulphides (pyrite, pyrrhotite, chalcopyrite) in small amounts, generally less than 2%, in veins and altered host rocks, locally displaying brecciated textures.\n \n\n\n Visible gold\n \n ,\n \n including coarse gold\n \n , associated with quartz veins, observed at more than 10 locations within a well-identified high-grade 300-metre-long distance.\n \n\n\n Multiple high-grade gold results: 36 grab and channel samples\n \n with grades\n \n above 1...

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