B2i Digital, Inc. has announced that Renforth Resources Inc. (CSE: RFR) (OTC: RFHRF) (FSE: 9RR) has been named a B2i Digital Featured Company. Renforth is a Canadian mineral exploration company focused on gold and critical minerals assets in Quebec's Abitibi region, one of the most active mining areas in North America. The company owns two deposits outright near Malartic, Quebec: Parbec, a gold deposit on the Cadillac Break, and Victoria, a nickel sulphide polymetallic deposit. Both are situated next to Agnico Eagle's Canadian Malartic mine, the largest gold mine in Canada, with road access, hydroelectric power, proximity to existing mining infrastructure, and an experienced local workforce already in place.
Parbec holds 362,800 ounces of gold, including 265,800 ounces in the measured and indicated categories. The resource was priced at US$2,100 an ounce, well below current gold prices, and the property retains its original 1980s underground decline, providing a head start on the bulk sample now moving through permitting. Victoria carries an initial inferred resource of 125 million tonnes, roughly 413 million pounds of nickel-equivalent across nickel, cobalt, copper, zinc, and silver, with platinum and palladium since confirmed in follow-up assaying. North America produces very little of either metal. That estimate covers only about 2.5 kilometres of a roughly 20-kilometre mineralized trend, leaving most of the system yet to be tested.
“Mining and critical minerals are a big part of what we do at B2i, and it’s a world we love being in,” said David Shapiro, Chief Executive Officer of B2i Digital. “A company like Renforth is exactly the kind we want to be putting in front of them. You’ve got a serious gold deposit with real ounces, plus a large polymetallic system carrying nickel, cobalt, and platinum-group metals, all of it in one of the best mining addresses in Canada.”
“Joining the B2i Digital Featured Company program comes as we get back to active field work on both deposits,” said Nicole Brewster, President and Chief Executive Officer of Renforth Resources. “We’ve restarted stripping at Parbec, launched an AI-enabled targeting program across our Malartic Metals Package, and received our drill permit for Victoria. Our plan has always been simple: let the gold at Parbec finance the nickel at Victoria.”
The partnership comes at a time of heightened interest in critical minerals, as North America seeks to reduce reliance on foreign sources for metals essential to electric vehicle batteries and defense technologies. Renforth's Victoria deposit, with its nickel, cobalt, and platinum-group metals, positions the company to potentially play a role in the supply chain, while the Parbec gold deposit offers near-term production optionality. The company's location in the Abitibi region, adjacent to major mining infrastructure, reduces development risks and capital requirements typically associated with remote exploration projects.
B2i Digital, Inc. partners with investor conferences, public companies, and capital-markets advisors through its Featured Conference, Featured Company, and Featured Expert programs. Acting as “The Capital Markets Matchmaker,” B2i Digital connects investors and companies through digital marketing, investor conferences, and direct meetings, supported by a proprietary network of more than 1.7 million market participants. For more information, visit B2i Digital.
Renforth Resources Inc. is a Canadian mineral exploration company focused on the development of critical minerals and gold assets in Quebec. The company's principal assets are the Victoria polymetallic deposit and the Parbec gold deposit, both located near Malartic, Quebec. More information can be found at Renforth Resources.
This announcement underscores the growing importance of domestic critical mineral supply chains and the role of junior explorers in advancing projects that could reduce import dependencies. With field programs underway and permits in hand, Renforth is positioned to deliver significant news in the coming months, potentially impacting both the gold and critical minerals markets.
