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QX Metals Partner Raiden Completes Soil Sample Program at Sbor and Delineates

Copper – Gold Porphyry Target

Vancouver, B.C., November 22nd, 2019. QX Metals Corp. (TSX-V: QX) (“QX Metals” or the

“Company”) is pleased to announce that Raiden Resources Limited (“Raiden”) has reported on the

results from an infill soil sampling program over the Sbor prospect on the Kalabak project in Bulgaria.

As detailed in the Company’s 15 July, 2019 TSX-V announcement, the Company has an option to earn up

to a 75% project interest in the Kalabak project.

Highlights:

QX partner, Raiden delineates copper-gold porphyry target at Sbor

Infill geochemistry and mapping defines a classic multi-element porphyry footprint

Second epithermal gold prospect defined on southern Sbor prospect margin

Ground Magnetic survey over the Sbor prospect completed and interpretations pending

Vince Sorace, President & CEO of QX Metals commented: “The results of the follow up work by our

partner Raiden Resources validates our view that the Sbor prospect, in addition to hosting gold potential,

has potential for new porphyry-copper mineralization at depth.”

Mapping and soil sampling programs defined significant anomalies and large alteration systems that are

indicative of near surface epithermal gold mineralization and porphyry copper mineralization at depth at

Sbor. Follow up infill soil sampling, mapping and geophysical surveys over Sbor, are now providing the

resolution to progress this target to a drill ready stage.

The Kalabak project is located within the Dinaride-Aegean Tertiary volcanic-igneous belt that has

demonstrated porphyry and epithermal potential through several recent exploration discoveries in

neighbouring countries including Serbia, Greece and Macedonia (Figure 1). The Company believes that

the same Tertiary aged rocks in Bulgaria are also prospective for porphyry and epithermal mineralization

and a relative lack of exploration in the country presents an opportunity for future discoveries at projects

like Kalabak.

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Figure 1: Kalabak project location within the Dinaride-Aegean region (Tertiary porphyry/epithermal belt), in the Western

Balkans and porphyry deposits/prospects.

Sbor Prospect

Recent mapping and infill sampling on a 50x 50-meter grid, which was undertaken as a result of

anomalies defined by the 200 x 200-meter soil sampling survey, has provided further resolution and detail

at the Sbor Prospect. The prospect is now defined over a 2500m by 800m, north east to southwest

trending alteration zone. The alteration trend consists of silica caps at the core with concentric halos of

sericitic, argillic and propylitic mineral assemblages defining the main Sbor target. The 2.2km2 alteration

zone overprints all host lithological units, including metamorphic basement, sedimentary and

volcanoclastic rocks. In the centre of the system several subvolcanic quartz-diorite porphyritic intrusions

and dykes have been located. At least 3 different phases of porphyritic rocks have been observed in the

field, some with disseminated pyrite and chalcopyrite.

The highly altered quartz-diorite porphyry intrusions are cut by a stock work of quartz-

magnetite- pyrite veinlets (Figure 2). Trace chalcopyrite has been observed within the veinlets.

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Figure 2 - Outcrop and float in the main part of the Sbor Prospect. Photograph on the left shows a quartz diorite porphyry

outcrop. Photograph on the right is of a rock sample of intensely quartz-pyrite-magnetite vein stock work in altered quartz

diorite.

The recent in-fill sampling was completed to provide a 50 x 50-meter density of soil samples over the

main Sbor alteration complex. The in-fill grid is divided into a northern and a southern portion. The two

grids cover the entire alteration zone and are separated by a steep north east trending valley, which

follows the trend of a main fault structure.

The northern grid is the site of the well-developed argillic alteration which is over printed by the intense

quartz-magnetite-pyrite stockwork zone. These zones are coincident with well-defined soil anomalies of

gold, copper and molybdenum (Figures 3 to 5). Gold is elevated from 10 ppb to 590 ppb and copper

ranges from 50 ppm to 723 ppm in the soil samples.

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Figure 3 - Gold in soil anomaly over the northern portion of the Sbor prospect.

Figure 4 - Copper in soil anomaly on the Sbor prospect

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Figure 5 - Molybdenum values in soil over the Sbor prospect

Figure 6 - Galena veins have been observed at some outcrops within the Sbor prospect, which is typical for near porphyry

environments.

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The pattern and foot print of alteration and anomalous geochemical patterns are all indicative of a

mineralized porphyry system. The program of detailed ground magnetics over the target areas; systematic

sampling of key exposures and road cuts and the review of government gravity data is expected to lead to

the definition of drill targets for testing in the future.

Figure 7 - Stockwork quartz veining within an altered diorite on the northern Sbor porphyry anomaly.

The southern half of the infill soil grid in figure 8 returned an intense tellurium anomaly in an area with a

well-developed and extensive silica cap. This response and alteration are interpreted to represent

alteration relatively higher up in the system, than the responses and alteration observed in the north. The

north west trending fault potentially caused significant vertical displacement with the northern block

moved up and now closer to the porphyry source, while the southern block has been moved down, with

the porphyry source located deeper. Alternatively, the two responses could be from two separate porphyry

intrusions that intruded to different levels.

The on-going geophysical work will help to define drill targets on both the northern and southern

segments of the Sbor target.

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Figure 8 - Tellurium in soil anomaly on the southern segment of the Sbor prospect

Qualified Person

Rory Kutluoglu, B.Sc. P.Geo., a Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101, has read and

approved all technical and scientific information contained in this news release. Mr. Kutluoglu is the

Company’s Vice President Exploration.

About QX Metals Corp.

QX Metals Corp. is a discovery-focused mineral exploration company that strives to make high-reward

discoveries in regions with proven mineral wealth. We leverage our proven technical skills and extensive

corporate network to de-risk our exploration process, increase our probability of success and enhance

shareholder value. The company is focused on precious and base metal projects located in top-tier mineral

districts that contain significant historical production, existing mining infrastructure and an established

mining culture.

Vince Sorace

President and CEO, QX Metals Corp.

For further information regarding QX Metals, please visit our website at www.qxmetals.ca.

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or financial markets; the inherent hazards associates with mineral exploration and mining operations, future prices

of copper and other metals, changes in general economic conditions, accuracy of mineral resource and reserve

estimates, the potential for new discoveries, the ability of the Company to obtain the necessary permits and consents

required to explore, drill and develop the projects and if obtained, to obtain such permits and consents in a timely

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