Scottie Resources Corp

Description

Scottie Resources Corp is a British Columbia gold developer controlling approximately 58,500 ha in the Golden Triangle. Its 100%-owned flagship Scottie Gold Mine Project combines the past-producing Scottie mine, Blueberry Contact Zone and Bend vein and hosts a current 703 koz Inferred gold resource grading 6.1 g/t Au.

The investment case combines a high-grade resource, road-accessible direct-ship-ore development concept, relatively modest initial capex and a strategic Ocean Partners offtake/financing relationship. The 2025 PEA outlines approximately 65.4 koz annual gold production over seven years at US$1,452/oz AISC. A large 2026 drill program, updated MRE and feasibility study are intended to support resource conversion and a possible 2028 production pathway.

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Project 1: Scottie Gold Mine Project, British Columbia, Canada — Gold / 100%-owned / Flagship MRE-PEA Stage
Hosts 703 koz Inferred at 6.1 g/t Au. PEA includes Blueberry, Scottie underground and Bend, while Domino and additional vein targets provide expansion optionality.

Project 2: Georgia Project, British Columbia, Canada — Gold-Silver / 100%-owned / Exploration
Past-producing Georgia River area with high-grade Au-Ag veins and historic underground access; no current compliant MRE.

Project 3: Cambria Project, British Columbia, Canada — Silver-Zinc-Lead-Gold-Copper / Nearly 100%-owned / Early Exploration
Large property near Stewart containing high-grade polymetallic veins and several historic small producers.

Project 4: Sulu Property, British Columbia, Canada — Gold / 100%-owned / Early Exploration
Regional exploration property within the Stewart Camp land package with no current MRE.

Project 5: Tide North Property, British Columbia, Canada — Gold / 100%-owned / Early Exploration
Early-stage Golden Triangle exploration property with no current MRE or economic study.

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