Amaroktalik

Amaroktalik Gold Project, Nunavut

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Region Size

Qikiqtalik 57,600 hectares

Metals Target Style

Au Orogenic gold system

Stage Ownership

Early – Greenfield 100% Retriever

2025 Planned Program

Data compilation, hyperspectral study, complete 43-101 technical report

The Amaroktalik gold property was acquired by staking 576 km2 located in central Baffin Island, Nunavut 700 km north of Iqaluit, the capital. It is 40 km northwest of the FOX-3/Dewar Lakes radar site with its 4000’ airstrip. The property lies within the Longstaff Bluff Formation, a meta-turbidite unit of the Paleoproterozoic Piling Group within the Foxe Fold Belt which overlies the Archean Rae Craton. The property also covers an outstanding gold exploration target represented by a prominent 45-km-long Au anomaly in lake-bottom sediments coupled with a strong arsenic footprint. The property occupies a strategic location relative to the Commander/ValOre gold district some 50 km to the south.