Relevant Gold Business Summary

Relevant Gold Corp. (RGCCF) is a North American mineral exploration company focused on the acquisition, discovery, and development of district-scale orogenic gold systems in Wyoming. The company operates as a pre-revenue explorer, leveraging a business model centered on systematic, data-driven exploration to identify high-grade gold deposits within the South Pass and Bradley Peak greenstone belts. Its primary business segments are concentrated on its 40,000-acre land package, where it utilizes advanced geophysics, such as VTEM surveys, and diamond drilling to test its "Abitibi-extension" thesis. By February 2026, the company has transitioned from proof-of-concept to aggressive discovery, executing a 20,000-meter drill campaign across 17 high-grade targets. Relevant Gold competes directly with other North American junior explorers such as U.S. Gold Corp., Dakota Gold Corp., and Banyan Gold Corp. It distinguishes itself as a first-mover in Wyoming’s under-explored Archean belts, maintaining a strategic advantage through its dominant land position and streamlined permitting in a top-tier mining jurisdiction. The leadership team is led by co-founders Rob Bergmann (CEO and President) and Brian Lentz (Chief Exploration Officer), both professionally trained geologists who previously co-founded Big Rock Exploration, a successful geological consulting firm. The executive suite includes CFO Mahesh Liyanage, a veteran financial officer with over 20 years of experience in the resource sector. Governance is overseen by Board Chair Sarah Weber, CEO of C3 Alliance Corp., and a highly pedigreed board of directors including Dr. Peter Megaw, Ronald Parratt, and newly appointed independent director Larry Taddei, the former CFO of MAG Silver. The company is backed by significant strategic investors, most notably Kinross Gold Corporation and William Bollinger, who each hold approximately 19% of the issued shares. This institutional support, combined with the technical expertise of its founding team, provides the capital and geological depth required to advance its Wyoming-focused discovery strategy.