• Ni-Co Energy began a 7,500-meter drill program at its 100%-owned Kremer nickel-copper-cobalt project in Québec.
• Initial drilling targets Kremer-2, the top-priority untested area, where surface sampling returned up to 1.21% Ni.
• Program will run in two phases to test key electromagnetic conductors, then tighten drilling on the most prospective zones.
• Follow-up drilling at Kremer-1 aims to better define widths, geometry, and continuity of sulphide zones intersected in 2023.
• Work tests part of an 8-km corridor; additional targets, including Kremer-3, remain for later evaluation.

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