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– Public company incorporated in Canada
– Formerly listed on the Toronto and Frankfurt Stock Exchanges
– Mineral exploration and development properties in the US, Australia and Canada
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Ontario:
Cadillac Larder Break property, Ontario, Canada:
The 6,700-acre property is on the Cadillac Larder Break in McGarry, McVittie and Ossian Townships, Ontario, and includes the “Instant Pond“ (IP) and “F” gold zones. The property is located less than 2 km north of the Kerr Addison Mine, which produced over 11 million ounces of gold. See the news tab for more info on this property.
United States
Whitewood Creek, South Dakota:
From 1877 – 1977, Homestake Mining Co. discharged 75-100 million tons of gold-mill tailings and hazardous substances (arsenic, mercury, etc.) into Whitewood Creek, a cold-water trout fishery. These toxic gold tailings have been distributed for miles in the Whitewood Creek floodplain. Goldstake is actively seeking partners to cleanup the contaminated tailings and recover the gold to eliminate the toxic material along this river valley so that it can be returned to regular use.
Australia:
Golden Gully at Hill End, New South Wales, Australia
Goldstake Explorations holds a minority share in Silver Orchid Pty Ltd.,a private company registered in New South Wales Australia [ NSW ], which owns the 40-hectare mining lease DL 1231 known as GOLDEN GULLY { GG ] at Hill End NSW, 280 kilometres North West of Sydney and is on the gold prolific Lachlan Fold Belt [LFB]. Gold was first discovered in Australia in 1850 in the HILL END District.
The Hill End Mineral System extends North/South for 17 kilometres, and Hawkins Hill in Hill End is known as the richest quarter mile in history per ton of ore crushed, with the highest recorded recovery of 2,100 ounces of gold per ton. Silver Orchid is currently seeking partners to reopen three existing shafts on the property to mine deep gold reefs that were previously inaccessible due to water flooding at depths, which can now be managed.