Company Overview

Vendetta Mining Corp. is a Canadian-based mineral exploration company focused on the acquisition, exploration, and development of base metal assets, primarily lead and zinc. The company operates within the junior mining and mineral exploration industry, with its core value proposition centered on advancing high-grade, district-scale base metal projects in established mining jurisdictions. Vendetta Mining does not generate operating revenue and is focused on resource definition and project advancement rather than production.

The company’s principal asset is the Pegmont Lead-Zinc Project in Queensland, Australia, which has historically produced lead, zinc, silver, and copper. Vendetta Mining has positioned itself as a technically driven explorer targeting extensions of known mineralization using modern exploration methods. The company was incorporated in Canada and is publicly listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under the ticker VTT.V. Its strategy has evolved from early-stage asset acquisition to systematic drilling and resource delineation at Pegmont.

Business Operations

Vendetta Mining’s operations are organized around a single operating segment: Mineral Exploration, with all material activities focused on the Pegmont Project. The company conducts geological mapping, geophysical surveys, drilling programs, and metallurgical testing to define and expand mineral resources. Operations are managed through its wholly owned Australian subsidiary, Vendetta Mining (Pegmont) Pty Ltd, which holds the project tenure and oversees in-country exploration activities.

The company’s assets are entirely exploration-stage, and it does not currently operate any producing mines. Vendetta Mining relies on equity financing to fund exploration programs and corporate overhead. Data inconclusive based on available public sources regarding any material joint ventures or third-party earn-in agreements currently in effect.

Strategic Position & Investments

Vendetta Mining’s strategic direction is focused on demonstrating the scale and economic potential of the Pegmont Lead-Zinc Project through continued drilling and technical studies. Growth initiatives center on expanding known mineralized zones, identifying new targets along the Pegmont trend, and advancing the project toward updated resource estimates. The company emphasizes exploration in a brownfield district with historical production, which it views as a strategic advantage.

The company has not disclosed any major acquisitions or diversified investments outside its core Pegmont asset. Vendetta Mining does not operate a portfolio of projects, and no material investments in emerging technologies or non-core sectors have been verified through public filings. Strategic activity is concentrated on organic exploration growth rather than mergers or acquisitions.

Geographic Footprint

Vendetta Mining is headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, with its operational focus in Queensland, Australia. The Pegmont Project is located in a well-established mining region with access to infrastructure, skilled labor, and historical mining data. All field operations, exploration programs, and mineral tenements are based in Australia.

Beyond Australia and Canada, the company does not report active operations or investments in other regions. Its international presence is limited to corporate management and capital markets activities in Canada and exploration operations in Australia.

Leadership & Governance

Vendetta Mining is led by an executive team with experience in mineral exploration, project development, and capital markets. Leadership emphasizes technical rigor, disciplined capital allocation, and advancing assets through value-adding exploration milestones. Corporate governance follows the standards applicable to TSX Venture Exchange–listed issuers.

Key executives include:

• Mark Parnell – President and Chief Executive Officer
• Craig Parry – Executive Chairman
• Paul Wallace – Vice President Exploration
• Shane Murnane – Chief Financial Officer

The board and management team collectively guide strategy, oversee exploration execution, and manage stakeholder engagement, with a primary focus on advancing the Pegmont Project toward development readiness.