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29 June 2026material agreement● Neutral
U.S. GoldMining raised about $4.0 million gross in a small registered direct share offering (522,876 shares at $7.65) for working capital - continuing to access public capital markets even after its stock was delisted from its original exchange in May 2026, suggesting it kept trading and filing on another venue rather than ceasing operations.
With its IPO warrants due to expire, the company extended their exercise deadline by one week (to May 1, 2026), giving holders a final short window to convert before expiration.
The company filed the formal NI 43-101 technical report backing up its March 2 Preliminary Economic Assessment, restating the same project economics in Canadian regulatory format.
U.S. GoldMining released its first Preliminary Economic Assessment for Whistler: a base-case after-tax NPV of $2.04 billion (33% IRR, 2.1-year payback) at $3,200/oz gold, rising to $4.88 billion (62% IRR) at spot prices, built on 345,000 oz/year average gold-equivalent production for the first three years and 3.6 million ounces over a 14.6-year mine life, with $1.28 billion of initial capital - a major validation of the project's economics using only one of its three known deposits.
Final assays from the 2024 program confirmed grade improves with depth in the western Whistler Deposit - hole WH24-04 hit 458 meters at 0.75 g/t gold-equivalent including higher-grade zones, and WH24-03 tested the northwest quadrant successfully - closing out the season on a strong note as the company also noted a supportive federal policy shift toward Alaska resource development.
The company filed the formal Canadian NI 43-101 technical report documenting the same updated Whistler resource estimate announced October 7 - a regulatory-format companion to that news, not a change in the figures.
Further 2024 assays confirmed a new high-grade zone in the western Whistler Deposit, identified through relogging and geochemical modeling: hole WH24-02 hit 120 meters at 1.00 g/t gold-equivalent.
U.S. GoldMining released its first major resource update since re-starting drilling: an Indicated resource of 294 million tonnes at 0.68 g/t gold-equivalent (6.48 million ounces) - up 117% from the 2022 estimate - plus an Inferred resource of 198 million tonnes (4.16 million ounces) at Whistler, with 12 additional under-explored targets identified nearby.
The 2024 drill program's initial results extended the 2023 discovery further: a re-entry of WH23-03 grew the high-grade intercept to 652.5 meters at 1.00 g/t gold-equivalent, while new drilling at the Raintree open-pit target also hit porphyry-style mineralization - a full 4,005-meter season completed.
The company's first drilling at the Whistler Gold-Copper Project (Alaska) in over a decade delivered strong results: hole WH23-03 intersected 547 meters at 1.06 g/t gold-equivalent - the longest mineralized intercept ever recorded at the project - with the deposit remaining open at depth and along strike; a 10,000-meter follow-up program is planned for 2024.
U.S. GoldMining closed its IPO underwriting: 2,000,000 units (one share plus one warrant each) at $10.00/unit, led by H.C. Wainwright with BMO, Laurentian Bank Securities and Sprott Capital Partners, raising roughly $20 million gross.