Fury Gold Reports High-Grade Drill Results From Eau Claire Project in Quebec

Fury Gold Mines reported strong gold results from its Eau Claire project in northern Quebec, hitting 14.41 grams per tonne over 3.92 metres in recent drilling Ottawa Sun. The company completed 35 drill holes totalling 15,047 metres as part of Phase 2 work aimed at upgrading resource estimates at the James Bay site Financial Post.
Fury released its third set of assay results from the ongoing Phase 2 drill program at Eau Claire in the Eeyou Istchee Territory The Whig. The high-grade intercept of 14.41 g/t over 3.92 metres demonstrates the deposit continues to hold consistent mineralization. So far, the company has drilled 35 holes with only five abandoned, suggesting good exploration success.
The drilling campaign targets two main goals: converting inferred resources to higher-confidence categories and expanding the indicated mineral resource Recorder. Upgrading inferred resources means moving estimates from low certainty to higher certainty, which matters for mine planning and financing. The Phase 2 program directly supports these objectives through systematic infill drilling.
Fury's drilling reveals gold mineralization is distributed consistently across the Eau Claire deposit Ottawa Sun. The 15,047 metres of core drilled so far provides an expanding picture of where gold sits underground. This continuity is encouraging for future resource estimates and potential mining viability.
Valérie Doyon, VP of Geology at Fury, reviewed and approved all technical disclosures in the results announcement Financial Post. The company continues Phase 2 drilling with results rolling out in batches. Further assay results are expected as the program advances through 2026.
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