Based in Toronto, Canada, QcX Gold Corp., established in 2007, rebranded from First Mexican Gold Corp. in July 2020. The company is actively involved in the acquisition, exploration, and development of mineral properties, primarily targeting gold and volcanic massive sulphide deposits across its interests in Mexico and Canada. Its current significant holdings are concentrated in Quebec, where it fully owns the Golden Giant project, spanning approximately 18,992 hectares in the James Bay region, and the Kali project, covering about 10,127 hectares in the James Bay lowlands. Furthermore, QcX Gold Corp. holds an option to acquire complete ownership of the 4,480-hectare Fernet property, situated in Quebec's northern Abitibi region.
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Based in Toronto, Canada, QcX Gold Corp., established in 2007, rebranded from First Mexican Gold Corp. in July 2020. The company is actively involved in the acquisition, exploration, and development of mineral properties, primarily targeting gold and volcanic massive sulphide deposits across its interests in Mexico and Canada. Its current significant holdings are concentrated in Quebec, where it fully owns the Golden Giant project, spanning approximately 18,992 hectares in the James Bay region, and the Kali project, covering about 10,127 hectares in the James Bay lowlands. Furthermore, QcX Gold Corp. holds an option to acquire complete ownership of the 4,480-hectare Fernet property, situated in Quebec's northern Abitibi region.
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Based in Toronto, Canada, QcX Gold Corp., established in 2007, rebranded from First Mexican Gold Corp. in July 2020. The company is actively involved in the acquisition, exploration, and development of mineral properties, primarily targeting gold and volcanic massive sulphide deposits across its interests in Mexico and Canada. Its current significant holdings are concentrated in Quebec, where it fully owns the Golden Giant project, spanning approximately 18,992 hectares in the James Bay region, and the Kali project, covering about 10,127 hectares in the James Bay lowlands. Furthermore, QcX Gold Corp. holds an option to acquire complete ownership of the 4,480-hectare Fernet property, situated in Quebec's northern Abitibi region.