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Basin Gulch for investors and project partners

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Why would an investor or partner look at Basin Gulch?

Basin Gulch offers exposure to a US gold-silver property with significant historical work that has not been mined out.

Lannister Mining points to more than 320 historical drill holes, near-surface oxide mineralization, a patented core of 11 claims and a location in the historic Philipsburg Mining District. The company states there is a clear market premium for S-K 1300 and NI 43-101 compliant gold and silver ounces in the USA.

The investment case in numbers

historical drill holes completed
320+
claims in one consolidated package
64
project experience of the CEO
25+ yrs

What partners should know

Definition: a pre-resource exploration asset

A pre-resource exploration asset is a property with drilling results but no formal mineral resource estimate yet. Basin Gulch is at this stage: Lannister Mining reports more than 320 historical drill holes and plans confirmation and expansion drilling toward a maiden mineral resource estimate. Partners at this stage generally take on more geological risk than at a defined deposit, in exchange for exposure to the value a first compliant resource can add.

The premium for compliant US ounces

Lannister Mining states that US-based companies with NI 43-101 compliant resources trade at a significant premium compared to their peers, and that there is a clear market premium for S-K 1300 and NI 43-101 compliant gold and silver ounces in the USA. Producing that first compliant estimate is the stated goal of the work program. This is the company's view, not a guarantee of future value.

Basin Gulch vs a grassroots exploration project

A general comparison showing where Basin Gulch sits relative to a project starting from bare ground.

Basin Gulch, as reported by Lannister Mining, compared with a typical grassroots project
FactorBasin GulchTypical grassroots project
Drilling to dateMore than 320 historical holesLittle or none
Known mineralizationNear-surface oxide gold-silver, open in several directionsSurface indications only
Land tenure11 patented core claims plus 53 unpatentedOften all unpatented or staked recently
Next milestoneConfirmation drilling and a maiden resource estimateFirst-pass drilling
Exploration upsideTwo-thirds of property unexploredEntire property untested

Who is behind Lannister Mining?

Lannister Mining says many of its co-founders and senior executives were also behind K92 Mining, Fosterville South Exploration, Arena Minerals and Thesis Gold.

  • Jim Greig

    CEO and Director

    25+ years advancing and developing projects; founder, President and Director at Thesis Gold (formerly Benchmark Metals).

  • Kelvin Lee

    CFO

    Over 15 years of financial management with publicly traded companies, including CFO of a TSX-V listed gold producer. CPA, CGA.

  • Mario Vetro

    Director

    Principal of Commodity Partners Inc. and co-founder of K92 Mining Inc.

  • Victor Cantore

    Director

    Capital markets professional with over 25 years of advisory and leadership experience.

  • Max Zaretsky

    Director

    Over 18 years constructing funding and financing solutions through private placement.

  • Jo Anne Price

    Director

    Independent geological consultant with over two decades of experience on gold, polymetallic and graphite projects.

  • Will Randall

    Director

    Professional geologist with over 20 years of experience; sold the Sal de los Angeles lithium brine project for $265M.

  • John Lewins

    Advisor

    Mineral engineer with over 35 years of experience; CEO of K92 Mining Inc.

Full biographies are on the Lannister Mining team page. Investor materials, including the June 2026 USA investor presentation (PDF), are on the Lannister Mining invest page.

Common questions

Why would an investor look at Basin Gulch?

Lannister Mining describes Basin Gulch as a rare opportunity to gain exposure to an asset that has seen significant historical work, has not been mined out and sits in a premium jurisdiction. Key facts include more than 320 historical drill holes, near-surface oxide mineralization and a 1,107 hectare land package.

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Why do US gold projects with compliant resources attract a premium?

Lannister Mining states that US-based companies with NI 43-101 compliant resources trade at a significant premium compared with their peers. The company plans to pursue a maiden mineral resource estimate at Basin Gulch. Whether any premium applies to a given company depends on market conditions, so investors should review the full investor presentation.

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What kinds of project partners might fit Basin Gulch?

Basin Gulch is most relevant to partners interested in US gold-silver exploration at the stage between historical drilling and a maiden resource estimate. That generally includes equity investors, strategic mining companies and technical groups. Specific partnership terms are set by Lannister Mining directly, not by this site.

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Who runs Lannister Mining?

Jim Greig is CEO and a director, with more than 25 years of experience advancing projects toward production. Kelvin Lee is CFO, with more than 15 years of financial management experience at public companies. Lannister Mining says many of its team are co-founders or senior executives from K92 Mining, Fosterville South Exploration, Arena Minerals and Thesis Gold.

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Where can I find the Lannister Mining investor presentation?

Lannister Mining publishes its investor presentations on the invest page of its main website, lannistermining.com/invest. A USA investor presentation dated June 2026 is linked there. The presentation is the company document to read for full detail, including the technical and financial context behind the Basin Gulch figures summarized on this site.

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What should partners verify before getting involved?

Partners should verify that historical data can be confirmed by modern drilling, review claim status and permitting, and read the company technical and financial disclosures. At Basin Gulch, Lannister Mining plans confirmation and expansion drilling of historical intercepts before a maiden resource estimate, which is the step that tests the historical data.

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How we chose these facts

This page was written by Lannister Mining, the company exploring Basin Gulch and the publisher of this site. Property figures are taken from Lannister Mining published materials and are stated exactly as reported, with historical results labeled as historical. General explanations describe common mineral exploration practice. Read the full methodology.

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