Nuvau in The News

July 25, 2025: Caesars Report published a note after Nuvau’s share price doubled on the back of an exploration update. The report noted that the first drill hole of the season appears to have intersected an orogenic lode gold system close to the Bracemac McLeod mine, as well as visible gold (assays are pending).

Read the full note here:
https://www.caesarsreport.com/blog/nuvau-minerals-encounters-visible-gold-in-the-first-hole-at-matagami/

July 23, 2025: Nuvau Minerals CEO Peter van Alphen returned to Rocks and Stocks News to discuss what appears to be an exciting new orogenic gold discovery at the Company’s Matagami camp in Quebec. The discussion highlights how the team hit visible gold in a quartz vein on their first drill hole, 25 metres from an area historically mined for base metals.

Also explored is how this gold discovery perfectly sets up Nuvau’s broader strategy to restart copper-zinc production in this proven mining district. With assays pending and more drilling to come, this could mark the start of a major new gold discovery in Abitibi.

Watch the full interview here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1gJh94k3-8

July 18, 2025: In an exclusive Rocks and Stocks News interview, host Allan Barry Laboucan sits down with Nuvau’s Peter Van Alphen, CEO, and Steven Bowles, Chairman, to discuss the Company’s acquisition of the past-producing Matagami mining camp from Glencore.

The conversation covers Nuvau’s two-phase development strategy, which includes a copper-zinc production plan. The property’s strategic location in a mining-friendly province like Quebec and the extensive pre-built infrastructure means that Nuvau can ramp up to production quickly. Also discussed was the camp’s significant potential for gold.

Watch the full interview here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOl4mXV649I

May 27 2025: Nuvau Minerals is reviving the former Glencore-owned Matagami mining camp in northern Abitibi with a $30 million exploration program that has already returned an exceptional anomaly of more than 2,000 visible-gold grains per 10 kg of material. The 1,250 km² property—host to 12 historic mines that produced 60 Mt of copper and zinc between 1963 and 2022—now offers two upsides: short-term critical-minerals feed for Glencore’s Valleyfield plant (on which Glencore will retain a 2 % NSR) and significant untapped gold potential in the same greenstone belt as Detour Lake. Existing road and rail infrastructure, a 3,000 t/d concentrator and the return of veteran geologist Gilles Roy position Matagami for a rapid restart and an aggressive exploration campaign.

Read the full La Presse article here (in French only):
https://www.lapresse.ca/affaires/portfolio/2025-05-27/industrie-miniere/renaissance-prometteuse-a-matagami.php

April 15, 2025: In conversation with Matt Gordon of Crux investor, our CEO Peter van Alphen explains the value proposition of the Matagami mining camp – a property larger than the entire Sudbury basin, with a long history of production and the capacity to restart production by 2027, that also offers exploration upside with recent evidence of gold mineralization alongside its historic copper and zinc production. With strong community support for the project and Nuvau’s experienced management team, the Matagami property is poised to be a short-term source of critical minerals while also being explored for gold potential.

Read more and watch the interview here:
http://www.cruxinvestor.com/posts/nuvau-minerals-revitalizing-quebecs-historic-matagami-mining-camp

Peter van Alphen, President and CEO of Nuvau Minerals, sits down with Henry Lazenby, Western Editor of The Northern Miner, at the 2025 AME Roundup conference in Vancouver to discuss the company’s ambitious plans for the Matagami Mining Camp in Quebec—with its vast untapped potential for gold.

They talk about transferring claims from Glencore to Nuvau, completing the earnings agreement and Nuvau’s continued work on the exploration front.

Watch the full interview to learn how Nuvau Minerals is positioning itself for a transformative exploration program in one of Canada’s most prolific mining jurisdictions:
https://www.mining.com/joint-venture/ame-jv-video-nuvau-sees-multiple-gold-exploration-opportunities-in-matagami-in-quebec/

Peter van Alphen, President and CEO of Nuvau Minerals, discusses the company’s latest developments and future plans at Vancouver Resource Investment Conference (VRIC) 2025, with host Mark Bunting of Red Cloud TV.

Van Alphen details his new company’s acquisition of the past-producing Matagami Mining Camp in Quebec from Glencore, and why he believes significant resources remain at this past-producing mine site that can unlock value for investors.

Link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7iDZq8s1i0

Peter van Alphen, President and CEO of Nuvau Minerals, discusses the company’s acquisition of the Matagami Mining Camp from Glencore and its history as a past-producing copper-zinc project in Quebec. He also introduces the company’s experienced leadership team and their plans for 2025 during this chat with host Mari-Len De Guzman of the Investing News Network at the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference (VRIC) 2025.

Link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZZ3p9yG-V4&t=5s