Discover High-Demand Minerals with Ni-Co Energy

Investor Insight

Ni-Co Energy is advancing its 100 percent owned Kremer nickel-copper-cobalt project in Québec, where drilling has confirmed a Ni-Cu-Co sulfide discovery at Kremer-1, demonstrating that the system is capable of hosting massive and semi-massive sulfide mineralization within an 8 km corridor.

Kremer-2 represents a larger, stronger and untested geophysical core target within the system, defined by coincident EM, magnetic and gravity anomalies.

With a fully funded and permitted 7,500 m 2026 drill program and a C$350,000 NSERC–University of Ottawa collaboration, the company is advancing a science-driven exploration strategy toward its next key catalyst: the first drill test of whether the confirmed mineralized system at Kremer-1 extends into a larger, potentially more significant core zone at Kremer-2.

Overview

Ni-Co Energy is a Québec-based mineral exploration company focused on nickel, copper and cobalt. The company is advancing its 100 percent owned Kremer project located 15 kms away from Saint-Côme, approximately 90 km north of downtown Montreal, with access to roads, power infrastructure and nearby rail.

The Kremer property consists of 233 CDC claims covering 12,937.84 hectares. It is interpreted as a nickel-copper-cobalt magmatic conduit-style sulfide system associated with the contact between the Morin Anorthosite and Grenvillian metasedimentary rocks. The current structural model depicts a southwest-dipping mineralized conduit or plane (approximately 50–55°), with Kremer-1 representing the northwest discovery zone and Kremer-2 interpreted as the central portion of the system, exhibiting stronger geophysical signatures.

Exploration programs, including airborne magnetic, time-domain electromagnetic (TDEM), drone magnetic and gravity surveys, along with 2023 drilling, have defined an approximately 8 km prospective corridor. Within this corridor, two significant electromagnetic axes and 30 high-priority drill targets have been identified through integrated geophysical interpretation.

Ni-Co Energy is advancing Kremer through a combined approach of drilling, geophysics and scientific research. The company’s NSERC Alliance – Advantage collaboration with the University of Ottawa, valued at approximately C$350,000 and led by Dr. Brian O’Driscoll, Professor and Newmont Chair in Economic Geology, is focused on understanding sulfur sources, mineralization controls and metal distribution to enhance drill targeting and refine the geological model.

Québec provides a supportive jurisdiction for critical minerals development, with provincial strategy emphasizing exploration, investment and integrated value chains for nickel, copper and cobalt.

Company Highlights

• 100% Owned Flagship: Kremer comprises 233 CDC claims covering 12,937.84 hectares…