Stakeholder Gold Corp. is a gold and critical mineral discovery company. Two district-scale exploration targets, Skye North & South (gold) and Loki (critical mineral), are held 100% at the Ballarat Gold-Copper Project in the Heart of the White Gold District, Yukon Territory, Canada. Exploration is funded in part by a wholly owned Brazilian quartzite production business, Mineração VMC, which sells exotic stone into Europe, Asia and North America and reduces reliance on dilution.

In 2026, Stakeholder confirmed gold-bearing bedrock across multiple large-scale gold targets at Ballarat and a separate (8 km south) ultramafic intrusive unit on the Loki Critical Mineral corridor hosting: copper, nickel, cobalt, platinum and palladium mineralization.

• Tight capital structure: ~25.92 million shares outstanding, no debt and no encumbrances. Revenue from VMC’s quarries covers the Company’s operating expenses, which limits the need for dilution. VMC now has 4 operating quarries, with a 5th planned for 2026.
• 2026 discovery confirmed: Drilling intersected gold in seven of nine holes across the Skye North, East and NW zones at Ballarat. This validated extensive surface gold anomalies with gold-bearing bedrock. The Loki Critical Mineral corridor is a separate, large-scale target 8 km to the south.
• Critical Minerals new evidence: Ballarat now shows evidence of gold, copper, nickel, cobalt and the platinum-group elements (PGEs), across 22,700 ha with many untested gold and copper anomalies.
• High value potential: At ~C$44.6M market cap, Stakeholder sits between three much larger neighbours: Talamore Mining (TSX: TALA) at ~C$1,550M (~35x SRC), Western Copper & Gold (TSX: WRN) at ~C$509M (~11x SRC) and White Gold Corp. (TSX-V: WGO) at ~C$458M (~10x SRC). Stakeholder has analogues to the District leaders: a gold target (Skye, comparable to WGO’s Golden Saddle) and a copper target (Loki, comparable to WRN’s Casino). It also has Critical Mineral potential.
• Central claims: The Ballarat Gold-Copper Project covers 22,700 ha in the Heart of the White Gold District. A little over 20 km of the Northern Access Route (NAR) is being built through the centre of company claims, which represents ~C$45M of the ~C$77M total road spend. Stakeholder also holds 10 exploration claims at Talamore’s Coffee Gold Project. Placer production from 1978 to 2020 was 19,924+ oz Au at Ballarat Creek and 21,528+ oz Au at Barker Creek, and Ballarat is the source for both.
• Majors surrounding: The major miners around Ballarat have been buying in for a decade.
  • Coffee: Goldcorp bought Kaminak Gold for ~C$520M in 2016, and Goldcorp merged with Newmont in 2019. Newmont also acquired the Dan Man claims in 2019. Newmont sold Coffee to Talamore in 2025 for up to US$150M and retains ~19% of Talamore plus a 3% NSR. Agnico Eagle holds ~8% of Talamore.
  • White Gold Corp.: Agnico Eagle holds 19.9%.
  • Western Copper & Gold: Rio Tinto invested ~C$25.6M in 2021 and increased its stake in 2024. Mitsubishi Materials invested ~C$21.3M in 2023.

The Ballarat Gold-Copper Project is located in the geographical centre of the White Gold District, Yukon Territory, Canada. Stakeholder’s 100%-owned project covers 22,700 hectares. It lies north of the Coffee Gold Mine (Talamore Mining Corp., TSX: TALA) and due north of the Casino Copper-Gold Project (Western Copper & Gold, TSX: WRN). A little over 20 km of the Northern Access Route (NAR) is being built through the centre of company claims. 2026 drilling confirmed gold-bearing bedrock across multiple large-scale targets, and the project shows evidence of gold, copper, nickel, cobalt and the platinum-group elements.

The Company’s 100%-owned subsidiary, Victoria Mining Corporation (VMC), operates four high-margin, profitable quarries producing exotic quartzites for export from Brazil. These include a newly commissioned quarry in Uruoca, Ceará, producing the premium “Taj Mahal” quartzite. Production is increasing rapidly in 2026 as multiple quarries raise throughput and reduce unit costs. The operations are supported by paved roads, abundant groundwater, grid-accessible electricity, and qualified personnel in nearby historical mining towns. A fifth quarry is planned for 2026.

• VMC commissioned its 4th operating quarry in June 2026, in Uruoca, Ceará, Brazil, producing the premium “Taj Mahal” quartzite.
• Key clients have placed strong pre-orders for the new Taj Mahal quartzite line.
• The quarry business continues to provide cash flow for exploration, reducing reliance on the market.
• Economies of scale are reducing unit costs and increasing profits across the operating quarries.