American Pacific Mining (USGD.F) Update / Briefing Transcript

Summary of American Pacific Mining (USGD.F) Update / Briefing July 30, 2025 Company Overview - American Pacific Mining has a market capitalization of approximately $56 million and $13 million in cash [4] - The company has two flagship assets: the Madison project and the Palmer project, along with a portfolio of high-grade gold and silver projects in Nevada [4] Key Highlights from the Madison Project - Significant drilling results have been reported, with a notable hole yielding 10.2 grams of gold over 7.6 meters, including a peak of 41 grams [5] - Historical mine areas at Madison and Broadway are now connected for the first time, indicating a potential for increased mineralization [6][14] - The company is working towards a resource estimate for the SCARN system, expected next year [6] - A deep porphyry target is being explored, with plans to drill deeper holes (up to 900 meters) to penetrate this target [36][41] Drilling and Exploration Insights - Nearly 60,000 meters of drilling and over 15,000 samples have contributed to a robust geological model [15][34] - The exploration has revealed geochemical signatures indicative of a buried porphyry system, with pathfinders such as gold, silver, arsenic, and bismuth being identified [21][22] - The alteration assemblages and mineralization patterns suggest a connection between the Madison and Broadway systems, with a potential for significant resource expansion [28][29] Future Plans and Opportunities - A second drill program is set to commence in September, with multiple press releases expected leading up to it [45][61] - The Palmer project, which has seen $110 million invested, is also highlighted as a significant opportunity, particularly for copper [46] - The company is exploring potential spinouts and joint ventures for other high-grade projects in Nevada [47] Additional Considerations - The historical context of the Broadway mine, which produced 144,000 ounces of gold at an average grade of 9.9 grams per ton, is noted as a significant aspect of the current exploration [13] - The exploration footprint has been expanded to 4 by 2 kilometers, indicating a broader area of interest beyond previously drilled zones [25] - The potential for copper and other mineralization types, including CRD (Carbonate Replacement Deposits), is being actively investigated [24] Conclusion - American Pacific Mining is positioned for significant exploration and drilling activities in the coming months, with promising geological findings and a strategic focus on both the Madison and Palmer projects [61]