RACKLA METALS

Rackla Metals is a gold exploration company with highly prospective projects in the western Northwest Territories and eastern Yukon, Canada. The company is focused on discovering Reduced Intrusion-Related Gold System (RIRGS) deposits within the eastern Tombstone Gold Belt—an emerging district that hosts several significant deposits, including the Fort Knox Mine in Alaska (12.1 Moz gold), the Eagle Mine (7.8 Moz), Banyan Gold Corp’s AurMac deposit (7.0 Moz), and Snowline Gold’s Valley deposit (7.3 Moz), all located in the Yukon. This belt is considered to have exceptional exploration potential.

During the 2024 exploration season, Rackla Metals launched an aggressive program in the eastern portion of the Belt, generating significant excitement with the discovery of the BiTe showing on the Grad Property in the Northwest Territories. At this site, the team defined a 550-metre-wide gold-bismuth (Au-Bi) talus-fine anomaly, with rock samples returning grades of up to 92 g/t gold.

The company is planning a maiden drill program at Grad, set to begin in the summer of 2025. With these early high-grade results and a proven geological setting, Rackla is well-positioned for a transformative exploration season as it advances its flagship property in one of Canada’s most promising and underexplored gold belts.