Ni-Co Energy Opens TSXV Listing

Ni-Co Energy Inc., a Québec-focused mineral exploration company advancing its 100%-owned Kremer nickel-copper-cobalt project, located in ZEC Lavigne, approximately 90 km north of Montréal, has opened the market with its new listing to the Toronto Stock Exchange Venture (TSXV). The company, now listed on the TSXV since July 2026, is the only Québec-headquartered company to complete an initial public offering on the TSXV in 2026 to date. Ni-Co Energy is currently drilling Kremer-2, its highest-priority untested target, as part of a funded and permitted drill program of approximately 7,500 metres. The company is supported by Technical Advisor Robert Wares, P.Geo., who was responsible for the discovery of the Canadian Malartic gold deposit, and by a two-year research collaboration with the University of Ottawa, supported by an NSERC Alliance Grant, aimed at refining exploration targeting at Kremer.

Ni-Co Energy is focused on critical minerals for electrification and the energy transition. The company's team is currently drilling its highest-priority untested target, Kremer-2, as part of a funded and permitted drill program of approximately 7,500 metres. Ni-Co's Technical Advisor, Robert Wares, P.Geo., has played a crucial role in the discovery of the Canadian Malartic gold deposit, and the company is currently collaborating with the University of Ottawa on a two-year research project supported by an NSERC Alliance Grant, aimed at refining exploration targeting at the Kremer project.

The company's Chief Executive Officer, Alain Tremblay, along with members of the Company's executive team, Board of Directors, and guests, joined Roy Wefuan, Head, Client Success, Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) and TSXV, to open the market and celebrate the Company's new listing to TSXV. Ni-Co Energy is focused on critical minerals for electrification and the energy transition, and the company is currently drilling its highest-priority untested target, Kremer-2, as part of a funded and permitted drill program of approximately 7,500 metres. Ni-Co's team is supported by Technical Advisor Robert Wares, P.Geo., who was responsible for the discovery of the Canadian Malartic gold deposit, and by a two-year research collaboration with the University of Ottawa, supported by an NSERC Alliance Grant, aimed at refining exploration targeting at Kremer.