Company Overview

Liberty Gold Corp. is a Canada-based mineral exploration and development company focused on advancing oxide gold projects in the western United States, primarily within the Great Basin region. The company operates in the mining and mineral exploration industry, with a strategic emphasis on open-pit, heap-leach gold deposits that are intended to support lower-cost development and production profiles. Liberty Gold’s principal value drivers are its flagship exploration and development assets, including the Black Pine Project in Idaho and the Goldstrike Project in Utah, both of which target oxide gold mineralization suitable for conventional recovery methods.

The company evolved from earlier exploration and project-generation activities associated with the former Pilot Gold organization before adopting the Liberty Gold name in 2017. Since then, Liberty Gold has concentrated its portfolio on U.S.-based gold assets with scalable resource potential and access to established mining jurisdictions. Its positioning is supported by a focus on brownfield and underexplored oxide systems, experienced technical leadership, and a strategy centered on advancing projects through resource expansion, engineering studies, and permitting activities.

Business Operations

Liberty Gold’s operations are centered on mineral exploration, resource delineation, and project advancement rather than active gold production. The company’s primary operating assets are the Black Pine Project in southeastern Idaho and the Goldstrike Project in southwestern Utah. Revenue generation is currently limited because the company remains in the exploration and development stage; funding is primarily derived from equity financing and strategic capital raises. The company also maintains interests in additional exploration properties and royalty-related arrangements associated with prior portfolio transactions.

Operational activities are concentrated in the United States, where Liberty Gold controls mineral claims, exploration databases, drilling programs, geological models, and development-stage assets. The company has historically worked with engineering consultants, drilling contractors, and technical service providers to support resource estimation and economic evaluation programs. Liberty Gold has also maintained relationships with regional stakeholders, permitting authorities, and land management agencies relevant to advancing mining projects in Idaho and Utah.

Strategic Position & Investments

Liberty Gold’s strategic direction is focused on increasing mineral resources, improving project economics, and advancing permitting and technical studies at its core assets. A major area of investment has been the continued expansion and de-risking of the Black Pine Project, which has become the company’s flagship development asset due to its scale and oxide gold characteristics. Exploration drilling, metallurgical testing, environmental baseline work, and engineering assessments have been central components of the company’s capital allocation strategy.

The company has historically pursued portfolio optimization through property transactions and strategic investments tied to non-core assets. Liberty Gold has also maintained exposure to additional mineral opportunities through retained interests and royalty structures resulting from prior asset divestitures. Its focus on oxide gold systems in established U.S. mining jurisdictions positions the company within a segment of the gold exploration industry that emphasizes potential operational simplicity, infrastructure access, and regulatory familiarity relative to more remote or technically complex projects.

Geographic Footprint

Liberty Gold is headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, while its primary exploration and development activities are located in the United States. The company’s most significant operational footprint is in the states of Idaho and Utah, where it controls and advances large-scale gold exploration properties within the Great Basin geological region.

Although Liberty Gold is listed in Canada and maintains a North American investor base, its operational influence is concentrated in U.S. mining jurisdictions known for established permitting frameworks and historical gold production. The company’s projects benefit from proximity to existing infrastructure, mining services, transportation corridors, and experienced regional labor markets associated with western U.S. mining districts.

Leadership & Governance

Liberty Gold’s leadership team consists of mining executives, geologists, engineers, and capital markets professionals with experience in mineral exploration, mine development, and public resource companies. The company’s governance structure emphasizes technical project advancement, disciplined capital management, and long-term value creation through exploration success and asset development in stable mining jurisdictions.

Key members of leadership include:

• Cal Everett – President and Chief Executive Officer
• Pete Secker – Vice President, Project Development
• Mark O’Dea – Chairman
• Moe Lavigne – Vice President, Exploration
• M. Kathleen Bozinoski – Vice President, Corporate Secretary and Legal
• Steve N. Koehler – Chief Financial Officer

The company’s leadership philosophy has consistently emphasized geological targeting expertise, disciplined exploration spending, and the advancement of oxide gold assets capable of supporting scalable development opportunities in North America.