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Fury Gold Mines Limited reports exploration and project-development developments for a Canadian gold portfolio centered on high-grade assets in Quebec and Nunavut. Recurring updates focus on the 100%-held Eau Claire gold project in the Eeyou Istchee Territory of the James Bay Region, including drilling, resource continuity, technical studies, environmental baseline work and mine-permitting preparation.
Fury news also covers activity at the Sakami, Committee Bay, Éléonore South and other exploration assets, along with mineral resource estimates, portfolio expansion in Quebec, financing activity, equity investments and board or management changes tied to advancing mineral projects.
Fury (TSX, NYSE American:FURY) has started additional metallurgical testwork to advance its 100%-owned Eau Claire gold project in Quebec towards feasibility.
SGS Canada will run a three-month program to optimize ore processing, support tailings management, confirm environmental compliance, and refine the process flowsheet for development planning.
Fury Gold Mines (TSX, NYSE American: FURY) appointed Annie Blier as Senior Director, Environment and Permits. She will lead environmental strategy, technical studies, and the permitting roadmap for the Eau Claire high-grade gold project, while supporting engagement with Indigenous Nations and local communities.
With over 20 years of mining experience, Blier has managed impact assessments, coordinated authorizations, and led multi-disciplinary teams at firms such as IAMGOLD and Hecla Québec. She holds degrees in biochemistry and environment from Sherbrooke University and is a registered chemist in Québec.
Fury (TSX/NYSE American: FURY) has begun a two-year environmental baseline study at its 100%‑owned Eau Claire high‑grade gold project in the Eeyou Istchee Territory, James Bay region, Quebec.
Fury engaged Wassah, a Cree‑owned multidisciplinary environmental, engineering and forestry firm, to document air, water, soil and biotic baseline conditions to support future permitting, impact prediction, mitigation design and mine planning.
Fury (TSX/NYSE American: FURY) reported Phase 1 drill results from Eau Claire, Quebec, including infill hole 26EC-101 that intersected 12.50 g/t Au over 7.02 m outside the current block model, ~45 m down-plunge from 26EC-099. Phase 1 comprised ~21 holes (~12,700 m) with results for 18 holes. Phase 2 is underway (8 holes, 3,390 m completed) and is fully financed, planning an additional 15,000–25,000 m through spring/summer 2026. QA/QC and a 43-101 qualified person reviewed disclosures.
Fury (TSX/NYSE American: FURY) appointed Mario Courchesne as Vice President, Project Development effective April 7, 2026. Courchesne has over 40 years experience across engineering, process development, feasibility studies, construction and operations and will lead advancement of the Eau Claire project toward PFS/feasibility.
Bryan Atkinson, Senior Vice President, Exploration, will resign effective April 30, 2026 and remain as an advisor to provide continuity. Ongoing Eau Claire drilling continues under Senior Geologist Valerie Doyon.
Fury (TSX/NYSE American: FURY) released initial Phase 1 drill results from the 13,000m Eau Claire program, with 21 holes completed (~12,700m) and assays received for ~5,550m. Key infill hole 26EC-099 intercepted 11.74 g/t Au over 6.63 m. A fully financed Phase 2 of 15,000–25,000 m has commenced to convert inferred resources and expand indicated categories through spring–summer 2026.
Seven holes returned significant intercepts; Phase 1 aimed to expand high-grade shoots and improve continuity between resource blocks (Gap Zone).
Fury (TSX: FURY; NYSE American: FURY) appointed Phillips S. Baker Jr. to its Board of Directors as an independent director, effective January 26, 2026.
Mr. Baker brings nearly four decades of mining experience, including service as CEO and director of Hecla Mining from 2003 until his 2024 retirement, leadership at Casa Berardi in James Bay, chairmanship of the U.S. National Mining Association (2017–2020), and industry awards from CIM (2023) and SME (2017). The company said his expertise will support advancement of the Eau Claire project and long-term value creation, noting Fury is well funded and benefits from its Dolly Varden investment.
Fury (TSX/NYSE American: FURY) reviewed 2025 milestones and outlined 2026 exploration priorities. Key 2025 highlights include a PEA for Eau Claire with an after-tax NPV5% of C$554M and IRR 41% at US$2,400/oz, life-of-mine recovered gold of 834,000 oz, and initial capex of C$217M. Fury published an initial MRE at Sakami of 23.9 Mt grading 1.07 g/t Au for 825,000 inferred ounces, acquired Quebec Precious Metals expanding its Québec portfolio to >157,000 hectares, completed a C$18.0M flow-through financing and received a C$4.3M private placement from Agnico Eagle. Fury commenced a 10,000m Eau Claire winter drill program, targeting 12,000–13,000m by February 2026.
Fury (TSX: FURY; NYSE American: FURY) announced an initial Inferred Mineral Resource for the La Pointe Extension at the Sakami project of 23.9 Mt at 1.07 g/t Au, containing 825,000 oz of gold, effective November 11, 2025. All ounces are reported as in-pit within 400 m of surface using a 0.4 g/t Au base-case cut-off and a pit optimisation at US$2,600/oz with 92% recovery. Fury reports the resource remains open in all directions with an exploration target of 8.1–14.7 Mt graded ~1.11–1.57 g/t Au. The company cites an industry-low discovery cost of C$9/oz. The estimate is classified as Inferred and no mineral reserves are reported; permitting, environmental and engineering (including a dam requirement) remain to be addressed.
Fury (TSX/NYSE American: FURY) released assay results from the final four holes of its 2025 inaugural drill campaign at the Sakami gold project in James Bay, Quebec.
Key highlights include 26.0 m of 0.71 g/t Au (including 6.5 m of 1.76 g/t) in hole 25SK-005, 22.2 m of 0.83 g/t Au (including 1 m of 8.62 g/t) in hole 25SK-007, and a total 2025 program of 3,685 m in seven holes. Drilling extended near-surface mineralization ~185 m to the southwest, demonstrated continuity at La Pointe Extension, and intercepted mineralization between 50 m and 350 m depth.