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Fury initiated environmental baseline studies at the Eau Claire gold project, located in the Eeyou Istchee Territory in Northern Quebec, to establish pre-development environmental conditions.

The studies will span two years and cover air, water, soil, and biotic resources to support future environmental impact assessments and permitting applications.

Wassah, a Cree-owned multidisciplinary firm headquartered in Eastmain, was engaged to conduct the studies, reflecting emphasis on Indigenous partnership and integration of traditional knowledge.

CEO Tim Clark stated the studies will guide Fury’s development strategy and enable design and operation that minimizes environmental impact while optimizing economic potential.

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This announcement marks a procedural but necessary advancement in the regulatory pathway for the Eau Claire gold project, signaling progression from exploration toward potential development. While no resource estimate update, production timeline, or capital commitment is disclosed, the initiation of formal environmental baseline studies indicates Fury is preparing for future permitting submissions — a prerequisite for any mine construction decision. The selection of Wassah, a Cree-owned firm with expertise in community relations and ecosystem stewardship, underscores the Company’s stated commitment to sustainable mining and engagement with Indigenous communities in the Eeyou Istchee Territory. For investors, this reflects de-risking of the social license component of the project, though technical and regulatory uncertainties remain unaddressed in this filing. No financial metrics, guidance, or operational results are provided; the disclosure is purely programmatic and forward-looking in nature.

FURY · Fury Gold Mines Limited

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