Exploration Risks Remain as G50 Targets Deeper Gold and Antimony Zones

Exploration Breakthrough at White Caps

G50 Corp Limited has unveiled encouraging results from its 2025 exploration campaign at the White Caps gold and antimony project in Nevada. The maiden reverse circulation drilling program, comprising 12 scout holes over a 1.5-kilometer strike, has intersected notable gold grades ranging from 0.1 to 12 grams per tonne, alongside significant antimony mineralization highlighted by a peak assay of 3.5% antimony at depth.

The White Caps project, historically a high-grade gold producer with approximately 125,000 ounces mined at around 30 g/t, sits in a geologically prospective region adjacent to the Manhattan Gold Mine and within proximity to the operating Round Mountain Gold Mine. This strategic location enhances the project's appeal, as it benefits from existing infrastructure and a mining-friendly jurisdiction.

Geological Insights and Mineralization Controls

Drilling results indicate that gold mineralization is closely associated with intersections of steep faults and altered limestone units, which act as conduits for mineralizing fluids. The correlation of gold with arsenic and antimony anomalies, supported by extensive surface geochemical sampling, points to structurally controlled mineralization pathways. This structural control is a key factor in targeting future exploration efforts.

Notably, the discovery of elevated antimony levels, particularly the 3.5% Sb intercept in hole WCRC25-007, adds a strategic dimension to the project, as antimony is a critical mineral with growing industrial demand. The combination of precious and strategic metals positions White Caps as a district-scale exploration opportunity.

Comparative Context and Future Plans

Adjacent to White Caps, Scorpio Gold Corp recently reported a maiden mineral resource estimate for the Manhattan district, underscoring the region's potential with over 740,000 ounces of gold at an average grade of 1.26 g/t. G50 Corp’s findings complement this regional narrative, suggesting that White Caps could host a similarly significant mineral system.

Looking ahead, G50 Corp is preparing a 2,000-meter core drilling program aimed at extending mineralization along identified structural corridors and testing high-priority gold and antimony targets. This will be supported by expanded surface geochemical surveys and detailed geological mapping to refine exploration models and enhance targeting precision.

Balancing Optimism with Caution

While the initial results are promising, G50 Corp acknowledges the inherent risks of exploration, including uncertainties related to historical data quality and the typical challenges of advancing a project from discovery to resource definition. The company continues to adhere to rigorous industry standards and transparent reporting practices to build confidence among investors and stakeholders.