Quebec Innovative Materials Stock Price, News & Analysis

Quebec Innovative Materials Corp. (OTCQB:QIMCF) has achieved a significant milestone with the receipt of a 5,000-meter drilling permit from Quebec's Ministry of Natural Resources and Forests for its St-Bruno-de-Guigues site. The company has also expanded its presence by acquiring 131 additional mineral claims around its flagship site.

QIMC is actively conducting soil gas sampling programs in Northern Ontario and Nova Scotia through partnerships with the Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique (INRS) and Temiscamingue First Nations, applying methodologies developed at their successful St-Bruno-de-Guigues project.

Quebec Innovative Materials Corp. (CSE: QIMC) has announced the expansion of its natural hydrogen exploration model into Ontario through a strategic partnership with DiagnaMed Holdings Corp. (CSE: DMED) and INRS. The exploration campaign will involve collecting over 2,000 soil gas samples across DiagnaMed's Ontario land package.

The initiative builds on QIMC's successful exploration model from the Temiscamingue region of Quebec, where they discovered sustained high hydrogen concentrations and evidence of deep, actively replenished hydrogen sources. The project will be led by Dr. Marc Richer-Laflèche of INRS and include participation from Temiscamingue First Nations members, demonstrating commitment to community-focused exploration.

Quebec Innovative Materials Corp. (CSE: QIMC) held its Annual General Meeting on June 30, 2025. During the meeting, shareholders voted on and approved key resolutions and the election of directors. The company also announced the departure of director Jakson Inwentash from the board.

Quebec Innovative Materials Corp (QIMC) has strengthened its strategic partnership with DiagnaMed Holdings through the appointment of John Karagiannidis as President, CEO, and Director of DiagnaMed while maintaining his role as QIMC's President & CEO. This move coincides with Ontario's expanded hydrogen initiatives, including a $30M Hydrogen Innovation Fund. DiagnaMed's proprietary hydrogen extraction technology will support exploration projects in Ontario, Nova Scotia, and the US. The partnership focuses on natural hydrogen exploration in Ontario's Temiscamingue district, with comprehensive soil sampling programs planned in coordination with First Nations communities. The collaboration aims to capitalize on the growing hydrogen economy, which is projected to create up to 135,000 Canadian jobs.

Quebec Innovative Materials Corp (QIMC) and Q Precious & Battery Metals Corp (QMET) have announced significant progress in their natural hydrogen development project in Nova Scotia. Following successful completion of initial geological reconnaissance, QMET has provided a cash deposit for a $200,000 Phase 2 exploration program set to begin in July 2025. The Phase 2 program will include extensive soil gas sampling with over 1,000 samples collected at 50-100 meter intervals along key fault zones. The program will detect various gases including hydrogen, methane, carbon dioxide, and hydrogen sulfide, complemented by radiometric gamma measurements. The Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique (INRS) will provide real-time data interpretation, while Temiscamingue First Nations members will participate in the initiative.

Quebec Innovative Materials Corp. (QIMCF) has announced a strategic partnership with Black Tree Energy Group (BTEG) to launch the Orvian SPV US Projects Initiative. The partnership involves the creation of Orvian Natural Resources I LLC, a special purpose vehicle focused on developing district-scale natural clean hydrogen projects across the United States.

The initiative builds on QIMC's proven expertise in subsurface analysis and clean natural hydrogen assessment, where the company has successfully discovered pure, clean natural hydrogen. The partnership aims to replicate QIMC's successful methodology and IP across multiple U.S. locations, with several district-scale projects currently under active review.

Quebec Innovative Materials Corp. (QIMC) has signed a strategic exploration agreement with Q Precious & Battery Metals Corp. (QMET) to explore natural hydrogen and helium deposits in Nova Scotia. The exploration will focus on the Cobequid and Chedabucto fault systems, utilizing QIMC's proprietary exploration methods including soil gas surveys, Audio Magnetotelluric (AMT), and Gamma Radiometric geophysical surveys.

The region shares geological characteristics with QIMC's Quebec properties, featuring elevated geothermal gradients and high concentrations of hydrogen-generating elements. The area contains sedimentary sequences over 8,000 meters thick with favorable structures for hydrogen and helium accumulation. QMET will provide direct financial compensation to QIMC for their expertise and services, while QIMC will work alongside the Institute National de la Recherche Scientifique (INRS) in this initiative.

Quebec Innovative Materials Corp (QIMCF) has launched its Phase 1 drilling program targeting natural hydrogen in St-Bruno-de-Guigues, Quebec. The 5,000-meter campaign will focus on two strategic high-potential sectors, with drilling permits filed with Quebec regulatory authorities. The program involves shallow stratigraphic drilling at 30-35 degrees, reaching vertical depths of 500-600 meters.

The company aims to characterize geological features, investigate faulting systems, and assess permeability in fractured formations that could serve as conduits for natural hydrogen. QIMC plans to expand its hydrogen portfolio through partnerships with Record Resources, Q Precious & Battery Metals Corp, and Blue Tree Energy Group across Ontario, Nova Scotia, and the United States.

Additionally, CEO John Karagiannidis has been appointed as Chairman of the Board, succeeding Jakson Inwentash.

Quebec Innovative Materials Corp. (QIMCF) has reported significant progress in its Clean Natural Hydrogen program, with new record-high hydrogen gas concentrations of 21,882 PPM (2.19%) and 21,055 PPM (2.11%) measured at 75m depth on Line 1, Well #8. This represents a 90% increase from previous measurements under sub-zero conditions.

The company is currently monitoring eight wells and expects further improvements as weather conditions warm up. QIMC has also announced strategic expansion into Ontario, securing claims in the Beauchamp, Henwood, and Kerns areas. The company plans to conduct soil sampling and geophysical surveys along the Temiscamingue graben's main fault structures during spring and summer.

The measurements were conducted using a GasDog GD200-H2 hydrogen detector with a 0-40,000 ppm range and -20°C to 50°C temperature capability. The wells, drilled with HWT-gauge casing and 2" diameter screens, are located on glaciolacustrine sediments with abundant groundwater.