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Contact QIMC >HighlightsRecord 23.5% H₂ encountered within only the first 300 metres of ongoing drill hole DDH-26-05, approximately 540 metres shallower than the Company's previous record of 24.3% H₂ at 707 metres in DDH-26-04.Observations consistent with free gas at 164 metres, together with a ~54-metre corridor of sustained percent-level hydrogen concentrations (143-197 m), support the interpretation of a robust, structurally controlled natural hydrogen system.DDH-26-05 has exceeded the Company's previous Bennett Hill drill hole over the comparable upper interval in hydrogen concentrations, hy...
HighlightsRecord 23.5% H₂ encountered within only the first 300 metres of ongoing drill hole DDH-26-05, approximately 540 metres shallower than the Company's previous record of 24.3% H₂ at 707 metres in DDH-26-04.Observations consistent with free gas at 164 metres, together with a ~54-metre corridor of sustained percent-level hydrogen concentrations (143-197 m), support the interpretation of a robust, structurally controlled natural hydrogen system. DDH-26-05 has exceeded the Company's previous Bennett Hill drill hole over the comparable upper interval in hydrogen concentrations, h...
Expanded exploration program identifies the Company's strongest surface hydrogen anomalies to date while preliminary DDH-26-05 readings exceed those observed over the equivalent interval in record hole DDH-26-04, the Company's strongest drill hole to date on a peak-value basis, further supporting QIMC's natural hydrogen pilot production pathwayExploration program approximately three times larger than the Company's entire 2025 program, at the halfway point of the campaignApproximately 3,000 soil-gas samples plus ground magnetics collected to date across a continuous 43-kilometre corridor betwee...
