The company is simultaneously prospecting a 4-kilometre lease and expanding the claim site to secure a Yukon River barge landing and a second historic airstrip.
Golden Stakeholder Company (“Stakeholder” or “Company”) (TSX-V: SRCor follow: SKHRF,n: A2QEP1) is pleased to announce a step change in the scale of its exploration ambitions: the submission of a Class 3 Mining Land Use Permit (“MLUP”) application and the signing of 100% owned Placer Prospecting Leases. Ballarat Gold and Copper Project Ballarat is located in the rapidly developing white gold region of the Yukon Territory.
The Class 3 MLUP application is key to unlocking advanced exploration in Ballarat. It has been designed to allow a large-scale diamond drilling campaign which can be supported by a dedicated on-site exploration camp. The Category 3 application is a major operational upgrade for the 2,000 meter deep diamond drilling program completed remotely from May to June 2026, the results of which are still pending.
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- Allow scale: the Class 3 Mining Land Use Permit (MLUP) The application submitted for Ballarat Gold and Copper Project It is designed to support an expanded diamond drilling and exploration program at the camps, leveraging existing and upcoming infrastructure on the property to run larger programs faster and more cost-effectively.
- Securing strategic land: The stakeholders recently expanded their Ballarat claim location to cover additional highly prospective land as well as covering existing road access to the Yukon River Barge Landing (“Ballarat Barge Landing”) located where the southern portion of the Ballarat property meets the Yukon River. The new claims also provide a second, larger historic airstrip – located adjacent to Ballarat Barge Landing – within the 100% company-owned land package, adding river, land and air logistical support to the project (Figure 2 below).
- New alluvial dimension: Stakeholders have also bet Alluvial prospecting leases It extends for 4 km along the main Ballarat drainage basin. The opportunistic drainage is bookended: the Skye Zone North and Skye Zone South gold prospects lie upstream, while active alluvial gold plays define the downstream boundaries (Figure 2).
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the Ballarat Gold and Copper Project It occupies what management believes is one of the most strategic land locations in the rapidly advancing White Gold District. The property is located directly northeast of and adjacent to Talamore Mining’s Golden Coffee Projectwhich is currently under development as one of Canada’s newest gold mines (Figure 1).
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Northern access road (fire), is now under construction to serve Golden Coffee Projectpasses through the center of the Ballarat Estate – placing 20km of new mine grade road infrastructure across stakeholder land and significantly enhancing future access for exploration and development (Figure 2).
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The Class 3 MLUP application is now going through Yukon’s regulatory review process, including environmental, social and economic assessment and consultation with affected First Nations and stakeholders.
“These dual applications, covering both expanded exploration initiatives and alluvial gold mining, represent the transition from initial discovery work to a sustainable, camp-supported exploration push at Ballarat,” said Chris Berlett, CEO and Stakeholder Director.
“Our central Ballarat location, which extends just over 20 kilometers from the northern access road to the Coffee Mine, provides us with useful logistical advantages for exploration and development activities at a time when the Yukon Territory’s white gold region is rapidly developing into one of Canada’s leading mineral extraction jurisdictions.”
Adam Fage MSc., P.Geo is an independent geological consultant and Qualified Person for the Company, as defined in NI 43-101, and has reviewed and approved the contents of this press release.
About Golden Stakeholders Company
The stakeholders have 100% ownership in 1,140 contiguous mineral claims covering an area of 22,700 hectares and extending 20 kilometers of the “Northern Access Road” to the Coffee Mine Project (fire)” which is being developed through the geographic center of the White Gold District in Yukon Territory, Canada. Stakeholders also hold in good standing 10 claims located within the adjacent Coffee Mine Project being developed by Talamore Mining Corp. (TSX-V: story). These combined claims holdings are collectively referred to as Ballarat Gold and Copper Project ((Ballarat“).
Within the Company’s holdings of contiguous claims, stakeholders are developing an exploration operation in… Golden Sky Zone and Loki copper area – Two targets approximately 8 km apart, potentially new gold and copper discoveries respectively, on either side of the northern access road (fire), in the heart of the White Gold District.
https://stakeholdergold.com/projects-overview/ballarat-gold-copper-project/
The stakeholders also generate cash flow from the production and sale of exotic stones through the 100% Brazilian-owned Mineração VMC Ltda. ((VMC“). VMC currently produces from 4 independent stone quarries and is looking for opportunities to expand the sale and export of exotic stone building materials from Brazil.
Christopher J. Berlet (Mining), CFA, CEO and Stakeholder Manager is responsible for the content of this press release.
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Golden Stakeholder Company
416 525 – 6869
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