Scottie Resources Business Summary

Scottie Resources Corp. (SCTSF) is a Canadian gold and silver exploration and development company primarily focused on the high-grade Stewart Mining Camp within British Columbia’s Golden Triangle. The company’s business model has recently transitioned from grassroots exploration to a development-stage producer, generating revenue through a Direct Shipping Ore (DSO) strategy. In late 2025, the company reported approximately C$9 million in net revenue from a 4,588-tonne bulk sample program, demonstrating a low-CAPEX pathway to near-term cash flow by shipping high-grade material directly to third-party smelters. Its primary business segments are centered on its 100%-owned flagship Scottie Gold Mine Project—which includes the high-grade Blueberry Contact Zone—and the Georgia Project, alongside a portfolio of over 58,500 hectares of prospective mineral claims. Scottie Resources competes directly with regional peers such as Skeena Resources, Ascot Resources, Goliath Resources, and Thesis Gold, positioning itself as a high-margin, fast-track developer with a unique focus on DSO optionality and infrastructure-advantaged assets. The leadership team is led by CEO and Director Bradley Rourke, a corporate finance executive with over 30 years of experience in mining and energy who has spearheaded the company’s growth since 2016. He is supported by President Dr. Thomas Mumford, a professional geologist credited with the discovery of the Blueberry Contact Zone, and Chief Operating Officer Sean Masse, the former General Manager of the world-class Brucejack Mine. The executive suite also includes CFO Stephen Sulis and Corporate Secretary Christina Boddy, both of whom bring extensive experience in TSX-V resource sector compliance. The company maintains a strong institutional and strategic shareholder base, notably including Ocean Partners (its largest shareholder), Franklin Resources, and billionaire mining investor Eric Sprott. The Board of Directors features industry veterans such as Ernest Mast, former CEO of Primero Mining, and Brent Omland, CEO of Ocean Partners, providing significant technical and commercial oversight as the company advances toward a full feasibility study in 2026.