QcX Gold Corp. announced the results from its Phase 1 exploration program on its 100% owned Golden Giant West project ("Golden Giant West" or "GGWest"). The overall Golden Giant project ("Golden Giant Project") comprises 3 properties, Golden Giant East ("GGEast"), GGWest and the recently acquired Kali East ("Kali East"), covering 18,992 hectares and is contiguous to Azimut Exploration Inc.'s Patwon project. The Phase 1 exploration program on Golden Giant West resulted in the discovery of grab samples returning up to 3.87 g/t Au along with other anomalous samples of interest. In addition, follow-up work on these areas of interest during the Phase 2 exploration program identified interesting mineralized samples for which assays are pending. In Phase 1, 125 samples out of the total of 550 grab and channel samples collected were taken from GGWest. Ten samples returned gold value over the limit of detection. The more significant gold mineralization identified to date occurs as: Sheared amphibolite associated with up to 3% pyrite returned the high gold value of 3.87 g/t Au, along with 0.8 g/t Ag, and 0.02% Cu; Angular quartz vein boulder containing 5-7% pyrite and traces of chalcopyrite returned 37 ppb Au; Block of in-situ amphibolite containing 5-8% pyrite and quartz chlorite veins returned 16 ppb Au. Future work will continue to advance the Company's geological understanding of the property as well as continued exploration to determine the possible extension of this new gold anomaly.