Advanced gold exploration in Canada

US$2 billion

Principal Vickers Deposit has an after-tax NPV₅% of US$2.0bn and IRR of 53%

2,149 km2

district-scale land package with 30+ ranked targets in the largely underexplored Rankin-Ennadai greenstone belt

BG Gold is advancing the Vickers Deposit, a robustly economic and operationally straightforward open-pit deposit that serves as the cornerstone of its target-rich, district-scale ~2,150 km² Whale Cove Project in Nunavut, Canada.

BG Gold holds 100% of the Whale Cove Project in Nunavut, Canada. The high-grade Vickers Deposit hosts a 1.53 Moz M&I Resource at 2.01 g/t Au and 0.91 Moz Inferred, delivering a forecast after-tax NPV₅% of US$2.0 billion, IRR of 53% and a ~1.6-year payback at US$3,500/oz Au. A coastal location, free-milling ore, and straightforward open-pit design underpin a first-quartile AISC of US$1,051/oz.

BG Gold’s 2,149 km² district-scale land package spans the largely underexplored Rankin-Ennadai greenstone belt, ~80 km south of Agnico Eagle’s Meliadine Mine. Mineralisation is interpreted as structurally controlled and orogenic, with prospective features across a broad network of mineralized structural corridors. A pipeline of over 30 targets has been identified and early reconnaissance drilling at the CZ target returned 64 metres at 3.1 g/t Au in 2025.

BG Gold is led by an experienced management team and board of directors with extensive experience in the mining industry and capital markets.

11 year open-pit mine with annual production of ~200,000 ounces of gold and a first-quartile AISC of US$1,051/oz
Upside opportunities at Vickers from grade optimization, mineralization extensions, and potential satellites
Experienced management team and board with complimentary expertise and strong indigenous representation

Vickers Deposit

High-grade, straightforward open-pit deposit

Exploration Pipeline

District scale potential

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About us

We are a Canadian gold company advancing the Whale Cove Project — a 100%-owned, ~2,150 km² land package hosting a high-grade open-pit deposit in Nunavut, Canada.