The surface drill program at Lucky Shot commenced June 22, utilizing two helicopter-supported rigs to execute 29 holes across five platforms. VP of Exploration Dave Larimer noted the program targets infill mineralization and tests the structural link between the Coleman and Lucky Shot vein systems, aiming to finalize feasibility-level mine designs. Simultaneously, the company is advancing the Johnson Tract project, where permitting for access roads and barge facilities remains on schedule. Field crews have begun environmental and cultural baseline studies, alongside geotechnical drilling and the construction of a 2.6-mile road connecting the camp to the future exploration portal.

In British Columbia, the Kitsault Valley program is outpacing initial projections, with over 14,000 meters of the planned 40,000-meter campaign already completed. President Shawn Khunkhun confirmed that resource expansion efforts at Torbrit, North Star, Wolf, and Red Point remain on track for an updated Mineral Resource Estimate due in late July. Regarding corporate finances, Chief Financial Officer Mike Clark stated that the company successfully delivered the final 11,000 ounces required for its 2026 gold hedge contracts ahead of schedule, increasing exposure to current market prices.