Mr. Normand Champigny reports

QUEBEC PRECIOUS METALS INTERSECTS 3.86 G/T AU OVER 8 M AND 2.37 G/T AU OVER 12.2 M ON ITS 100% OWNED SAKAMI PROJECT

Quebec Precious Metals Corp. has released the results of the drilling program completed at the end of 2023 at the La Pointe extension gold deposit (see press releases of Nov. 23 and Dec. 19, 2023). The deposit is located on the corporation's 100-per-cent-owned Sakami project in the Eeyou Istchee James Bay territory of Quebec. The drilling program was designed to test the higher-grade portion of the La Pointe extension deposit that could be amenable to open-pit mining.

Highlights:

• The drill intersections are:
  • Hole PT-21-196: 0.83 gram per tonne Au over 80.4 metres, including 2.37 g/t Au over 12.2 m;
  • Hole PT-21-197: 1.18 g/t Au over 43.2 m, including 3.86 g/t Au over eight m.
• These holes confirm the continuity of the subvertically dipping higher-grade core of the deposit (500 m strike length, a depth of 400 m with an estimated average true thickness of 40 m, up to 66 m) in the central part of the deposit.

The two holes, totalling 732 m, intersected strongly silicified paragneiss that characterizes the mineralized zone with the presence of disseminated arsenopyrite and pyrite. Both holes ended in mineralization. This modest drill program demonstrates a widening of the mineralized zone which validates further drilling at the La Pointe extension deposit.

Normand Champigny, Quebec Precious's chief executive officer, stated: "We are very encouraged by these drill results. They confirm the presence of the higher-grade core of the La Pointe Extension. Mineralization remains open at depth and along strike. We are completing a full review of drill targets on the Sakami project, including La Pointe extension, to guide our future drilling."

Complete assay results and calculated composite grades released to date are available on the company's website.

Quality assurance/quality control

Top-to-bottom core sampling was conducted for the drill program; sample lengths typically ranged from 0.5 to 1.5 m. Core was split in half using a hydraulic core splitter capable of splitting pieces up to 12 centimetres long. Core technicians were instructed to clean dust and core fragments from surfaces inside the splitter between samples, in order to mitigate sample contamination. Half of the core was submitted to ALS Global for geochemical analyses. The other half of the core was retained in core boxes for future reference.

QA/QC materials were inserted in every 25 samples in the sample stream. These samples alternated between blank material, to test for possible gold contamination between samples, and certified reference materials (CRMs), to test for analytical accuracy within the sample batch. Gold CRMs for this program were sourced from OREAS North America Inc., and include a low-grade standard (OREAS-231: known value of 0.542 g/t Au), and higher-grade standard (OREAS-238: known value of 3.03 g/t Au). All inserted QA/QC samples from this drill program returned analyses within the tolerance limit for each certified value. Each core sample was packaged in a secured sample poly bag with corresponding sample number and tag. Samples were sequentially grouped in batches of five to 10 samples and sealed in large rice bags. As part of the chain-of-custody protocols, signing and maintenance of tracking logs are performed and receipts when samples are shipped from the project site.

Routine gold analysis was conducted on all samples using a 30-gram fire assay (ALS method codes: Au-AA23). Samples that returned greater than or equal to five g/t Au in the routine fire assay triggered an overlimit analysis by 30-gram fire assay and gravimetric finish (ALS method code: Au-GRA21). For overlimit samples, the fire assay and gravimetric finish is reported instead of the standard fire assay value. Other elements were analyzed using a 36-element, aqua regia with inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectroscopy finish package, applied to all samples (ALS method code: ME-ICP41).

The drilling program was supervised by GeoVector Management Inc. and the drilling was performed by Forage Val d'Or.

Qualified persons

Mr. Champigny, Eng, chief executive officer of the company, and Dr. Eric Hebert, PGeo, senior geological consultant, member (No. 0842) of the Ordre des Geologues du Quebec, are both qualified persons within the meaning of National Instrument 43-101 Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects. They have reviewed and approved the technical information contained in this press release.

About Quebec Precious Metals Corp.

Quebec Precious is an exploration company with a large land position in the highly prospective Eeyou Istchee James Bay territory, Quebec, near Newmont Corp.'s Eleonore gold mine. The company focuses on advancing its Sakami gold project and its newly discovered, drill-ready Ninaaskuwin lithium showing on the Elmer East project. In addition, the company holds a 68-per-cent interest in the Kipawa/Zeus rare earths project located near Temiscaming, Que.

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