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ELK GOLD MINE

A Past Producing Mine with strong growth profile

Gold Mountain acquired Bayshore Minerals in September 2020, with 100% ownership of the Elk Gold Project in the Merritt area of British Columbia, Canada. The Company has a strong treasury and is fully funded to execute on its growth objectives. Gold Mountain is on target to develop the Elk Gold Project into a million ounce producer.

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MINERAL EXPLORATION IN CENTRAL BRITISH COLUMBIA

A Past Producing Mine with strong growth profile

Gold Mountain acquired Bayshore Minerals in September 2020, with 100% ownership of the Elk Gold Project in the Merritt area of British Columbia, Canada. The Company has a strong treasury and is fully funded to execute on its growth objectives. Gold Mountain is on target to develop the Elk Gold Project into a million ounce producer.

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RESOURCE / PEA

EXPLORATION

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GEOLOGY – REGIONAL OVERVIEW

The Elk Gold Project is host to a gold-bearing mesothermal quartz + sulphide vein deposit.

High grade gold veins hosted by intrusive and volcanic rocks.

Gold mineralization occurs within structurally controlled pyritic quartz veins.

The mineralized veins strike east-west and occur along the discontinuity between the Nicola volcanic group and the Osprey Lake Batholith.

GOLD MINERALIZATION AT THE ELK GOLD PROJECT

Previous drilling confirms that the Elk Gold Project hosts multiple gold mineralized zones within the 16,716 hectare property boundary. The Elk Gold is a mesothermal, intrusive related, gold vein system.

Gold occurs in pyritic quartz veins along with minor base metals. Quartz veins occur in fractures and shears within a granitic intrusion.

Siwash North includes a total mineral resource of 651,000 oz of Measured & Indicated and 159,000 oz of Inferred.

The results from the preliminary economic assessment are preliminary in nature and include inferred mineral resources that are considered too speculative geologically to have the economic considerations applied to them that would enable them to be categorized as mineral reserves. There is no certainty that the preliminary economic assessment will be realized

AISC (All in Sustaining Cost) = (LOM Owner’s Costs + LOM Capital Costs + LOM Operating Costs) / Gold Ounces Produced

For further details on the assumptions and parameters used for the Elk Gold Project economics, please see the “Updated Preliminary Economic Assessment” link below

July 2021Updated Preliminary Economic Assessment
June 2021Elk Gold 2021 - Phase 1/2 - Drill Hole Collar Locations
June 2021Elk Gold 2021 - Phase 1/2 - Exploration Results