North Peak Expands Wabash Gold Mineralization at Prospect Mountain, Nevada
North Peak Expansion Validates Bulk Tonnage Thesis in Nevada as Search for High-Grade Roots Continues

The January 30, 2026, news release reports the first batch of results from the 2025 exploration program at the Prospect Mountain Property. The company completed six Reverse Circulation (RC) holes totaling 807 meters. Results highlight significant intercepts: PM25-001RC returned 42.67 meters of 0.82 g/t Au, while PM25-002RC intercepted 99.06 meters of 0.56 g/t Au and a deeper discovery of 24.38 meters at 1.14 g/t Au along the Silver Connor fault. Holes PM25-003RC through 006RCA failed to intersect significant mineralization. The company also engaged marketing services for CAD $10,000 for a 38-day term.
- Verification of Bulk Tonnage: The results from holes 001 and 002 are material because they confirm a "halo" of lower-grade, bulk-tonnage mineralization between the high-grade Wabash and Williams lodes. This suggests the project is not just a collection of narrow veins but has the potential for a larger, disseminated deposit.
- New Discovery Zone: The 1.14 g/t Au intercept along the Silver Connor fault represents a new zone of mineralization, which expands the target pipeline for the 2026 program.
- High Failure Rate: Of the six holes reported, four (66%) were misses. This underscores the CEO’s admission that the area is "structurally complex." Investors must weigh the wide intercepts against the high risk of drilling "dust" in nearby holes.
- Waste Rock Potential: Previous news (Dec 19, 2025) confirmed 240,000 short tons of mineralized waste rock. While not a primary driver of valuation, the potential for toll-leaching could provide a minor non-dilutive revenue stream to offset exploration costs.
North Peak Resources focuses on the Prospect Mountain Mine Complex in the Battle Mountain-Eureka Trend, Nevada. The project is fully permitted for 1,000 tons per day of underground mining. The flagship project is characterized by three target types: near-surface oxide (potentially open-pittable), underground oxide (high-grade chimneys), and deep sulphides (MT geophysical anomalies). In July 2025, the company moved from 80% to 100% ownership of the property.