Core Viewpoint - Great Pacific Gold Corp. is executing a spin-out of its Walhalla Gold Project into a new entity, Walhalla Gold Corp., allowing shareholders to retain direct exposure to a significant gold project while securing non-dilutive capital for its ongoing projects in Papua New Guinea [1][3]. Transaction Highlights - The spin-out will provide GPAC shareholders with one share of Walhalla for each share of GPAC held, representing a 1:1 spin-out transaction [6][17]. - Great Pacific has received a cash payment of $1.5 million associated with the transaction, which will be used to fund its Wild Dog Project in Papua New Guinea [6][17]. - A definitive arrangement agreement has been established between Great Pacific, Finco, and Walhalla, outlining the terms of the spin-out [6][11]. Walhalla Gold Project Overview - The Walhalla Gold Project is located in Victoria, Australia, covering over 1,400 km² and includes areas with historical gold production [4][5]. - The project has a history of producing 1,510,309 ounces of gold at an average grade of 33.59 g/t [5][6]. - The Pinnacles target within the project is fully permitted and ready for immediate drilling, showcasing a 400m x 1,100m gold mineralized zone [4][10]. Strategic Focus and Future Plans - The cash proceeds from the spin-out will provide non-dilutive funding to advance the Wild Dog Project, which has shown promising early results with high-grade gold intersections [3][6]. - The company plans to announce further results from the Wild Dog Project in the coming weeks, indicating ongoing exploration and development efforts [3][6].
Great Pacific Gold Enters into Arrangement Agreement for 1:1 Spin Out of Walhalla