Opus One Gold Corp resumes drilling at its 100 % owned Noyell gold project
Opus One Gold Corporation (TSX‑V: OOR) has announced the re‑mobilization of two drill rigs on its Noyell gold project in the Abitibi mining district of Quebec, near the town of Matagami. A third rig may be added in February if the program requires it.
The new diamond‑drilling program will consist of approximately 26 holes, totaling around 14 000 m of core. The drill targets focus on infilling the existing Zone 1 discovery and extending it in all directions. The company also plans to test a previously explored area approximately 3 km west of Zone 1, where significant gold was reported in the 1980s and 1990s by earlier operators. This western target is the eastern extension of the mineralization that is being defined by the neighbouring N2 Project (Formation Metals).
The program follows a highly successful drilling campaign in 2025 that confirmed the presence of a sizable gold resource in Zone 1.
In addition to the drilling update, Opus One announced that it had closed the final tranche of its placement on January 19 2026.
The company’s share price closed at C$0.09 on January 20 2026, within the 52‑week range of C$0.04–C$0.10. Its market capitalisation is approximately C$22.98 million.
Opus One Gold Corp is a Montreal‑based mining exploration firm specialising in gold and base‑metal deposits in north‑western Quebec and north‑eastern Ontario. The company’s website is www.opusoneresources.com .
