Core Viewpoint - Aben Gold Corp. has entered into an option agreement with Kingfisher Metals Corp. for Kingfisher to acquire a 100% interest in the Forrest Kerr Project over a three-year period, involving a total commitment of CAD $2.7 million in cash and shares [1][2]. Agreement Details - The option agreement allows Kingfisher to earn 100% interest in the Forrest Kerr Project by making cash payments and issuing shares totaling CAD $2.7 million over three years [2]. - The cash payment schedule includes: - CAD $150,000 on the closing date - CAD $150,000 within six months - CAD $200,000 within twelve months - CAD $700,000 within thirty-six months - The share issuance will total CAD $1.5 million, with the deemed price being the higher of the 5-day VWAP or the last closing price less a maximum allowable discount of 25% [3]. Project and Company Focus - Aben Gold will receive CAD $2.7 million in cash and shares, allowing the company to focus on its flagship Justin Gold Project in Yukon, while Kingfisher will operate the Forrest Kerr Project during the option period [4][5]. - Kingfisher Metals Corp. is focused on copper-gold exploration in the Golden Triangle of British Columbia and has consolidated a significant land position in the region [5]. Company Background - Aben Gold Corp. is a Canadian gold exploration company with projects in Yukon and British Columbia, aiming to increase shareholder value through new discoveries [7]. - The company has 23.2 million shares outstanding [8].

Core Insights - Kingfisher Metals Corp. has signed a three-year property option agreement to acquire the Forrest Kerr Project in British Columbia, pending approval from the TSX Venture Exchange [1] Group 1 - The Forrest Kerr Project covers an area of 202 square kilometers [1] - The project is located approximately 1 kilometer south of the HWY 37 Project, which spans 933 square kilometers [1] - The Forrest Kerr Project extends southward for about 40 kilometers [1]