The Bullfrog Gold Project

Key Strengths of Bullfrog Gold

• South Bullfrog is a highly prospective gold exploration project located in the heart of Nevada’s Beatty District, one of the most active and historically productive gold belts in the United States. Surrounded by major deposits and nearby development activity, the project benefits from a strategic district-scale land position in a premier mining jurisdiction with excellent infrastructure and strong exploration upside.
• The project is supported by a robust technical foundation built through extensive geological, geochemical, and geophysical work, which has identified multiple compelling drill targets across the property. With several targets already drill-permitted and a clear exploration roadmap in place, South Bullfrog offers the combination of location, scale, and discovery potential that is increasingly difficult to find in today’s gold sector. Positioned in a rapidly emerging district and backed by systematic target generation, South Bullfrog represents a strong platform for value creation through exploration success.

History

• South Bullfrog is located in Nevada’s historic Bullfrog Mining District, a region with a rich history of gold production and a long-established mining culture. Since the district’s early discoveries in the early 1900s, the area has continued to demonstrate its significance through successive waves of exploration, development, and production. Today, renewed industry interest and nearby major gold projects have reinforced the district’s reputation as one of Nevada’s most compelling emerging gold camps. South Bullfrog combines the advantages of this proven mining heritage with a modern exploration model focused on new discovery.

Geology

• South Bullfrog is interpreted to host a low-sulphidation epithermal gold system within a highly prospective volcanic and structural setting. The property lies within the Walker Lane trend; a well-known mineral belt associated with significant gold deposits and exhibits many of the key geological signatures linked to mineralization in the district. Alteration, brecciation, silicification, quartz veining, and pathfinder geochemistry all support the project’s exploration thesis, while areas of shallow cover suggest potential for concealed targets that may not have been adequately tested by earlier work.

Exploration

• Exploration at South Bullfrog has been systematic, data-driven, and designed to maximize discovery potential. A broad range of modern exploration techniques, including geological mapping, geochemical surveys, airborne geophysics, IP, gravity, LiDAR, and hyperspectral analysis, has been used to refine and prioritize targets across the property. This work has generated multiple compelling target areas with coincident structural, geochemical, and geophysical indicators, several of which are drill-permitted and positioned for near-term advancement. The project offers a strong pipeline of opportunities supported by a robust technical foundation