REMINDER — QGold Resources Engages SLR Environmental to Advance Permitting for Quartz Mountain Gold Project

Core Viewpoint - Q-Gold Resources Ltd. has engaged SLR Consulting to advance environmental baseline studies and permitting strategies for its flagship Quartz Mountain Gold Project in southern Oregon, marking a significant milestone in the project's development [1][3]. Company Overview - Q-Gold Resources Ltd. is a publicly traded mineral exploration and development company focused on advancing gold and silver projects in mining-friendly jurisdictions across North America [13]. - The company is committed to progressing its portfolio of gold and silver assets toward production, with a primary focus on the Quartz Mountain Gold Project in Oregon and the Mine Centre Gold Project in Ontario [14]. Project Details - The Quartz Mountain Gold Project is located in southern Oregon and is strategically positioned in a historically productive mining district with excellent infrastructure access [8]. - The project was acquired from Alamos Gold Inc. in October 2025 and represents a promising gold development opportunity [4]. Engagement with SLR Consulting - SLR Consulting has extensive experience in mine permitting across North America, particularly in Oregon's regulatory environment, which will help Q-Gold navigate the environmental review and permitting pathway for the Quartz Mountain Gold Project [2]. - The scope of SLR's work includes environmental baseline data collection, permitting strategy development, stakeholder engagement planning, and coordination with relevant regulatory agencies [3]. Mineral Resource Estimate - The recent technical report disclosed an estimated 1.543 million ounces of gold at 0.96 g/t and 2.049 million ounces of silver at 1.27 g/t within 50,002,000 tonnes in the indicated category, plus an additional 148,000 ounces of gold at 0.77 g/t and 135,000 ounces of silver at 0.70 g/t within 5,992,000 tonnes in the inferred category [9][6]. - The Mineral Resource Estimate indicates that the deposit is amenable to conventional open-pit mining methods [5].