A2GOLD TO ACQUIRE DISTRICT-SCALE TAYLOR SILVER-GOLD PROJECT IN NEVADA
A2Gold Transforms into District-Scale Nevada Player with Taylor Project Acquisition and Fully Funded 30,000-Metre Drill Campaign

The most recent news (March 6, 2026) announces that A2Gold Corp. is acquiring a 100% interest in the Taylor Gold-Silver Project in Nevada from White Pine Precious Metals. The deal involves the issuance of 8,662,881 common shares valued at C$10,000,000. The Taylor Project is a 117 km² land package featuring a historical silver resource of 11 million ounces (Measured and Indicated). The project is fully permitted and bonded for immediate drilling. This follows a series of aggressive moves in early 2026, including the expansion of the Eastside drill program to 30,000 metres and the appointment of Gabe Kassos as Chief Geologist.
The acquisition is Material - Positive for several reasons: - Asset Diversification: It adds a second district-scale project to the portfolio alongside the flagship Eastside project, significantly increasing the company's "shots on goal" in Nevada. - Resource Base: The addition of 11M oz of historical silver provides a tangible valuation floor, even if historical and requiring validation. - Immediate Readiness: Being "fully permitted and bonded" is a major de-risking factor in Nevada, allowing the company to deploy capital immediately without multi-year permitting delays. - Strategic Synergy: The acquisition price (C$10M in stock) appears reasonable relative to the land size and historical resource, and it aligns with the recent hiring of John Marma (former CEO of White Pine) as VP Exploration, suggesting deep internal knowledge of the asset being acquired.
A2Gold (formerly Allegiant Gold) is focused on Nevada. Its flagship is the Eastside Gold-Silver Project near Tonopah. - Resource: 1.4 million ounces of gold and 8.8 million ounces of silver (Inferred). - Characteristics: Large-scale system, open in all directions, and amenable to heap leaching. - Recent Activity: Transitioned from 2,000m core drilling to a massive 30,000m RC program to test depth extensions and new geophysical targets.