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225,000 tonnes grading 2.5 g/t Au, containing approximately 18,000 ounces of recoverable gold from surface‑accessible historic mine ROM stockpiles in the Rossland Gold Camp. A lower‑risk, near‑term value opportunity worth $75M+.
248K tons of historic mine rejects available for reprocessing.
Meaningful grade from material already mined and stockpiled on surface.
Approximately 18,000 ounces of gold potential from reprocessing operations.
* Not verified by qualified person to be NI 43-101 resource estimate.
Significant near-term value from a lower-risk recovery opportunity.
The Rossland Gold Camp produced over 6 million ounces of gold historically. During that era, processing technology was less efficient, and significant gold-bearing material was discarded as waste. Today, modern recovery techniques make it economically viable to reprocess this material, extracting value that previous operators left behind.
Unlike conventional mining projects that require years of development before accessing ore, the Rossland Gold Rejects are historic mine waste already stockpiled on surface. This eliminates the need for underground development or open pit stripping, significantly reducing both capital requirements and time to production.
With 225,000 tonnes grading 2.5 g/t Au, the project has a defined material inventory with known characteristics. This reduces geological risk and provides a clearer basis for economic evaluation compared to exploration-stage projects where the resource is still being delineated.
The Rossland Gold ROM Stockpile represents one of the most near‑term value realization opportunities in the WHY Resources portfolio. The combination of surface‑accessible material, defined grade, and established processing pathways supports a shorter timeline from development decision to revenue generation.
