Amex Aims to Build Gold Ounces at Perron with up to 100,000m of New Drilling Planned

Core Viewpoint - Amex Exploration Inc. is planning an extensive drilling program for 2026, aiming to conduct up to 100,000 meters of drilling at its flagship Perron Project in Quebec and the Perron West Project in Ontario, marking one of the most aggressive drill programs for a junior developer in Canada [1][2]. Group 1: 2025 Drilling Program - The remainder of the 2025 drilling program includes a 10,000-meter initiative focused on the Eastern Gold Zone (EGZ), which hosts the majority of the current resource [5]. - The program aims to test several targets within the EGZ, including the Champagne, Denise, Team, E2, JT, and Alizée zones, all of which remain open for expansion [5]. - Specific goals include testing the northeastern extension of the Champagne Zone, exploring deeper targets in the Team Zone, and assessing extensions of the Central Polymetallic Zone [5]. Group 2: 2026 Exploration Plans - The 2026 exploration program is fully budgeted and will focus on resource expansion and new discoveries across the expanded land package [2][6]. - The geological team has identified several highly prospective new targets within the Normétal-Burntbush greenstone belt, which has been historically underexplored for gold [2]. - Further details of the 2026 drill program will be announced in the coming months, with an emphasis on continued resource expansion at Perron and testing regional targets [6]. Group 3: Project Overview - The Perron Project consists of 183 contiguous claims covering an area of 65.75 square kilometers, while the adjacent Perron West Project includes 35 claims for a total land package of 200.30 square kilometers [12][13]. - The projects are located in a geologically favorable area for both high-grade gold and volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) mineralization [13]. - The infrastructure supporting the projects is robust, with year-round road access and proximity to processing plants owned by major gold producers [14].