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First Mining Gold Corp. Reports Second Quarter 2026 Financial Results

On August 12, 2026, First Mining Gold Corp. provided an overview of its financial performance for the second quarter ending June 30, 2026. The results are now available on the company’s website, along with detailed management discussions and analyses. In this reporting period, First Mining made significant strides in advancing its flagship projects, particularly the Springpole Gold Project located in northwestern Ontario.

Highlights from Q2 2026

One of the most notable accomplishments announced on June 30, 2026, was the receipt of Federal Environmental Assessment (EA) approval for the Springpole Gold Project. Julie Aviva Dabrusin, Canada’s Federal Minister of the Environment, Climate Change and Nature, made a public announcement affirming that the project has met the necessary environmental standards to proceed.

Moreover, on the same date, First Mining disclosed an agreement with Slate Falls Nation that sets the foundation for negotiating a comprehensive project agreement. This partnership is crucial as it reflects the company's commitment to engaging and collaborating with Indigenous communities.

Another critical development occurred on June 16, 2026, when Cat Lake First Nation and Lac Seul First Nation completed a groundbreaking Anishnaabe-led impact assessment for the Springpole Project. This evaluation was pivotal in authorizing the project under 35 negotiated conditions that address key benefits and environmental protections. This collaborative approach not only promotes sustainable development but also fosters a strong relationship between First Mining and these Indigenous communities.

Additionally, the same day marked the announcement of a landmark agreement with Cat Lake First Nation aimed at improving access to their territory via the development of an all-season access road. This infrastructure will enhance transportation and logistics for the project and highlight First Mining's role in community development.

During this quarter, First Mining also launched its 2026 exploration drilling program, particularly at the Duparquet Gold Project in Quebec. This project has entered a new phase of exploration that includes a strategic partnership with an Indigenous-led drilling company called Forage Anicinape. This partnership signifies a collaborative approach that respects Indigenous rights and engages local expertise. Recent drilling results from the Duparquet Project have been promising, demonstrating higher-grade gold mineralization across various identified targets, including the new Minuit zone.

On April 29, 2026, First Mining announced a tactical update regarding its Pickle Crow Gold Project. In partnership with Bellavista Resources Ltd., First Mining finalizes a transaction that sees Bellavista acquire a substantial interest in PC Gold Inc., while First Mining retains a 20% free carried interest, thus maintaining its stake without immediate financial commitments.

As of June 30, 2026, First Mining reported a strong financial position with cash and marketable securities totaling $40.5 million. In addition, it has significant investments, including a $29 million equity interest in Seva Mining and a $14.3 million equity stake in PC Gold Inc.

Future Outlook

First Mining is positioned positively for future growth, with advancements in environmental approvals and strategic partnerships that highlight sustainable and responsible mining practices. The company is progressing on multiple fronts while also fostering beneficial agreements with Indigenous communities, ensuring that local voices are considered in decision-making processes. Looking ahead, First Mining aims to continue leveraging these developments to enhance its operational capacity and contribute to both local economies and ecological stewardship in the regions where it operates.

About First Mining Gold Corp.
Founded in 2015 by Keith Neumeyer, First Mining Gold Corp. is a gold developer focused on advancing two of Canada's largest gold projects: the Springpole Gold Project in Ontario and the Duparquet Gold Project in Quebec. The company's commitment to responsible mining operations is evident in its community engagements and environmental assessments, critical for the successful advancement of its projects.