GGL Resources Corp. Announces Closing of Earn-In Agreement with Nelson Resources Limited on Its Gold Point High-Grade Gold-Silver Project, Nevada

The most recent news (March 24, 2026) confirms the formal closing of an earn-in agreement with Nelson Resources Limited (NES) for the Gold Point Project in Nevada. This follows the preliminary terms set in December 2025 and updated in mid-March 2026. NES has officially acquired an initial 25% interest by paying USD $191,617 and issuing AUD $325,000 in shares. NES now has the right to earn up to 90% by spending US $3,000,000 on exploration over 36 months. GGL retains "performance rights" tied to future JORC resource estimates and production milestones.

The impact is Routine - Positive. While the deal is significant for GGL's survival, the closing was expected following the March 16 update and shareholder approval. - Financial De-risking: GGL successfully shifts the heavy capital expenditure burden of the Gold Point project (US $3M) to a partner. This is critical given GGL’s historically low cash position (approx. $196k CAD as of Aug 2025). - Asset Retention: GGL remains the 100% owner of the "Le Champ" copper-moly-gold porphyry target after Teck American terminated its option in late 2025. This gives GGL a secondary flagship to market or develop independently. - Dilution Protection: By receiving cash and shares from NES rather than raising capital through dilutive private placements at $0.05, GGL preserves its current share structure while maintaining exposure to project success via performance rights and a residual 10% interest.

GGL Resources is a junior explorer focused on the Walker Lane Trend in Nevada. - Flagship: Gold Point Project, which hosts past-producing high-grade gold-silver mines (e.g., Orleans and Lime Point). - Secondary Asset: Le Champ (Copper-Moly-Gold Porphyry), 100% owned following Teck's exit. - Legacy Assets: Various royalties in the Northwest Territories (Doyle, Bishop leases).