Quartz Mountain Hits Broad Gold-Silver Zones in BC: Phase Three Drilling Now Mobilizing at Maestro

Quartz Mountain Resources Ltd. (TSX-V: QZM)(OTC: QZMRF) — currently trading around C$0.70 per share — has released assay results from four core holes that comprise the recently completed Phase Two drill program at the Prodigy discovery zone at the 100%-owned Maestro gold-silver property in British Columbia, Canada.

Phase Three drilling is now mobilizing to site to continue the systematic drill delineation at the Prodigy Zone.

Quartz Mountain (“QZM”) also remains on track to expand its recent copper-gold-silver porphyry discovery at the Jake property (see both project locations below) — setting the stage for a catalyst-rich second half of 2025 and beyond.

Maestro: High-Grade Gold-Silver & Scale Potential

The latest results from four core holes (PR25-03 through PR25-06) from Phase Two at Maestro’s Prodigy Zone have confirmed significant widths of gold-silver mineralization starting from shallow depths.

All four Phase Two holes cut multiple mineralized zones, extending mineralization laterally across 325 meters and vertically to depths over 650 meters with the system remaining open in all directions.

These follow-ups to last year’s discovery holes suggest Prodigy hosts an extensive epithermal system with both bulk-tonnage and higher-grade potential to be further tested in the upcoming Phase Three program, which is mobilizing now.

Geologically, the Prodigy discovery sits within a magnetic low “ eye” structure (see below) — roughly 525 meters by 225 meters in size — interpreted to reflect deep and pervasive alteration linked to mineralizing events.

Brecciation, quartz-ankerite veining, and green sericite alteration are prevalent, pointing to a strong intermediate-sulfidation epithermal system. This geological model aligns with the nearby Blackwater deposit [now in production under Artemis Gold], underscoring Prodigy’s large-scale potential.

Quartz Mountain Resources chairman Bob Dickinson — whom you’re about to hear from directly in our exclusive interview coming right up — commented on the geological analog to the Blackwater Mine and the upcoming Phase Three drill program at Maestro via press release:

“One of the things that excites us most is Maestro shares a promising geological environment with the Blackwater Gold Mine which Artemis Gold Inc., recently placed into production. This geological connection strengthens our belief in Maestro’s significant potential and inspires our ongoing 2025, multi-stage delineation drill programs. At Prodigy, large volumes of multiple styles of brecciation have undergone extensive rock alteration and quartz-ankerite veining. Rock alteration, predominantly green sericite, which is associated with Au-Ag mineralization, has created a significant magnetic low due to the destruction of magnetite within the altered and mineralized area. This prominent magnetic low has an ‘Eye’ shaped geometry measuring 525 m long by 225 m wide and indicates a substantial mineral system to be drill delineated. With $3,600,000 of funds on hand, Phase Three drilling at Prodigy is about to commence and is designed to support Quartz’s strategy of developing high value, high demand projects with significant transaction potential.”

Importantly, gold and silver values occur in both disseminated and vein-hosted settings within porphyry-style mineralization, suggesting a long-lived and possibly multi-phase mineralizing event.

QZM is now mobilizing for Phase Three drilling at Maestro — a delineation program designed to build on recent results and tighten vectors on continuity and grade.

Jake: New Porphyry Discovery & District Scale Potential

Concurrently, QZM has made an important copper-gold-silver porphyry discovery at its 100%-owned Jake Project located 250 kilometers north of Maestro.

A seven-hole, 3,418-meter Phase One drill program at Jake intersected broad intervals of mineralization with hole JK24-05 yielding 355 meters of combined copper intercepts.

Recognizing the scale of the emerging system, QZM immediately secured 100% of the surrounding mineral claims — consolidating what could evolve into a new porphyry district in north-central British Columbia.

The emerging discovery at Jake sits within a 3.5 X 1.5 km gossanous zone known for its alteration signature and past exploration by majors.

With strong early comparisons to known BC porphyries like the nearby past-producing Bell Mine [held by Glencore], Quartz Mountain plans to launch delineation drilling at Jake following its upcoming Phase Three campaign at Maestro.

Upcoming Catalysts

With both the Maestro and Jake discoveries progressing on parallel tracks, Quartz Mountain is positioned to generate a steady stream of news through the remainder of 2025 and into 2026.

Drilling is currently mobilizing for Phase Three at Maestro with a focus on expanding known mineralization at the Prodigy Zone and vectoring in on the system’s higher-grade core.

Upon completion of Phase Three at Maestro, the QZM team intends to resume drilling at Jake to follow up on the standout copper-gold-silver results from the previous phase and to refine its understanding of the property’s porphyry center.

With the recent completion of a C$4.2 million flow-through financing, QZM is fully funded for the next phase of exploration and drilling.

QZM’s technical team — backed by seasoned mine finders at Hunter Dickinson Inc. — is advancing both of its flagship, 100%-owned projects systematically with an eye toward future transactions.

With gold, silver, and copper all trading at strong levels, the backdrop for early-stage discoveries in safe jurisdictions like British Columbia is as compelling as it’s been in years.

To that end, QZM offers speculators a unique opportunity to gain exposure to two emerging discoveries — each with multi-kilometer scale, strong geology, and the funding in place to define meaningful new deposits.

As drill updates begin to pour in from Phase Three at Maestro, and with follow-up drilling at Jake on the near-term horizon, the next few quarters could prove transformative for the company and stakeholders.

Now, as promised and for a much deeper dive, our own Gerardo Del Real of Junior Resource Monthly caught up with Quartz Mountain Resources chairman Bob Dickinson to discuss the intelligent and systematic drill delineation approach being deployed at Maestro and Jake. Please enjoy!

For more information on Vancouver-based Quartz Mountain Resources, please contact the company’s IR department Toll-Free at 800-667-2114 or via email at [email protected].

Visit the Quartz Mountain corporate website and sign up to receive updates directly from the company here.

View a special video presentation featuring chairman Bob Dickinson on the recently completed Phase Two drill program at the Maestro Project’s high-priority Prodigy Zone.

Yours in profits,

Mike Fagan

Editor, Resource Stock Digest

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