Osisko Metals Gaspé Copper Resource Increase
Analysis based on 8 articles · First reported Apr 14, 2026 · Last updated Apr 14, 2026
The significant increase in the Mineral Resource Estimate for the Gaspé Copper Project is expected to positively impact Osisko Metals' stock price and market valuation, as it solidifies the project's potential as a major copper-molybdenum deposit. This development could also attract further investment into the critical metals sector, particularly for copper and molybdenum, given the project's scale and strategic location in Canada — Quebec.
Osisko Metals announced a substantial update to the Mineral Resource Estimate for its Gaspé Copper Project in Eastern Canada — Quebec. The updated estimate shows a 119% increase in Measured and Indicated copper metal content, now totaling 1.83 billion tonnes at 0.27% Cu (0.32% CuEq), and Inferred Resources of 239 million tonnes at 0.41% Cu (0.46% CuEq). This makes the Gaspé Copper Project one of North America's largest undeveloped copper-molybdenum deposits, with 10.8 billion pounds of contained Copper, 673 million pounds of Molybdenum, and 93 million ounces of Silver. Osisko Metals' CEO, Robert Wares, highlighted the project's potential as a 'generational mine' and a key asset for Canada — Quebec's critical mineral development strategy. The company plans further drilling in 2026 to upgrade Inferred resources and expand the deposit.
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