PROJECTS

Advancing the
next multi-million
ounce gold
opportunity

100% owned 19,000 hectares gold
exploration projects based in Brazil:

State of Mato Grosso

Historic drilling: 23,374m of diamond drilling and 9,045m of RC drilling

Historic drilling: 7,926m of diamond drilling and 791m of RC drilling

Location:

The town of Matupá has a population of approximately 20,000 people and is well serviced by roads and a municipal airport. The Flor da Serra property is located about 25km northwest of Matupá whilst the Uniao property is located approximately 50 km southeast of Matupá.

The company’s priority is to define a significant gold resource below the former União mine and Peru deposit. Historically, both locations produced gold from shallow open pits to a depth of approximately 30 meters.

The town of Matupá has a population of approximately 20,000 people and is well serviced by roads and a municipal airport. The Flor da Serra property is located about 25km northwest of Matupá whilst the Uniao property is located approximately 50 km southeast of Matupá.

The company’s priority is to define a significant gold resource below the former União mine and Peru deposit. Historically, both locations produced gold from shallow open pits to a depth of approximately 30 meters.

Drilling Overview:

União and Flor da Serra

Drilling at União tested the vertical extension of gold mineralization to depths of at least 300 meters below and around the historical open pits, while at Flor da Serra, it focused on confirming near-surface high-grade mineralization and identifying additional high-grade gold zones.

Peru Gold deposit and other areas of interest

The Peru deposit is located 4 km west of União Mine. This region was tested for multiple high-grade gold-bearing structures.

Regional exploration targets near Peru and União deposits were also drill-tested.

Operations Update:

Alongside drilling, the exploration team mapped the property, opened trenches and collected soil samples to identify potential drill targets, and completed a ground geophysical survey to define mineralized structures.

A drone-supported magnetic, topographic and photographic survey completed in 2024 added further targets, tested in 2025 and early 2026.

We are now completing the work necessary to update our mineral resource estimate.

Sustainability &
Community Relations

The company has built a strong foundation for sustainability, grounded in consistent communication and local partnerships. A structured stakeholder engagement program is in place – numerous community meetings have been held to share information about the exploration program, address local concerns, and build trust. Ongoing dialogue with government entities has helped ensure clarity and alignment with regulatory expectations.

The team has also contributed to environmental education and conservation initiatives through joint efforts with municipal authorities and community partners. A key relationship that has been strengthened is with small-scale mining associations, through a partnership that allows members to apply to legally operate in areas outside the company’s exploration focus, contributing to local development.