Galena Mining Limited

G1A

Galena Mining Ltd. is a mineral exploration company. The company is headquartered in Perth, Western Australia. The company went IPO on 2017-09-07. The firm is focused on the development works at the Abra Base Metals Mine together with early-stage exploration works at Abra and other mineral prospects within its portfolio. The firm owns 60% of the Abra Base Metals Mine located in the Edmund Sedimentary basin, in the Gascoyne Region of Western Australia. The mine is located approximately 170 kilometers (km)southwest of Newman and 220 km north of Meekatharra. Its segments include Abra Mine, Exploration and Other Activities. The Exploration segment undertakes exploration and evaluation activities in Western Australia. The firm owns 100% of the Jillawarra Project, which covers approximately 76 km of strike extension directly to the west of Abra. The Jillawarra Project contains several large-scale analogous exploration targets, including the Woodlands Complex, Quartzite Well and Copper Chert areas.

Gold 50 Limited

G50

Gold 50 Ltd. operates as gold exploration company. The company is headquartered in Sydney, New South Wales. The company went IPO on 2021-08-06. The firm's segments include North America and Australia. The North America segment represents activity in the United States, primarily in relation to the exploration assets. The firm operates in Arizona at its Golconda Project and in the Walker Lane Trend of Nevada at its White Caps, Spitfire, Caisson, Broken Hills, and Top Gun projects. The White Caps Project is located about 15 kilometers (km) from Kinross’ Round Mountain. The project has about eight patented claims and 74 unpatented claims. The Spitfire Project targets orogenic Au-Ag mineralization in laterally extensive flat-lying quartz veins adjacent to a diorite intrusion. The Caisson Project is located about 169 km southeast of Reno, Nevada. The Broken Hills Project targets epithermal Au-Ag. The Top Gun Project is analogous to nearby Paradise Peak Mine.

Felix Gold Limited

FXG

Felix Gold Ltd. engages in the gold exploration business. The company is headquartered in Brisbane, Queensland. The company went IPO on 2022-01-31. The firm is endowed Tintina Gold Province of Alaska in the United States. The firm holds an interest in gold projects within the Fairbanks District of the Tintina Gold Province in Alaska. The firm's projects include Treasure Creek Project, Grant-Ester Project and NE Fairbanks Project are situated in the Fairbanks Gold District of the Tintina Gold Province in Alaska. The Liberty Bell Gold Project is situated in the Bonniville gold district, covering approximately 115 kilometers (kms) southwest of Fairbanks, directly adjacent to the road and rail infrastructure that connects Fairbanks with Anchorage to the south. The project comprises 96 square kilometers (km2) tenure located adjacent to rail and road infrastructure, approximately 115 kms south of Fairbanks. Its subsidiaries include Felix Gold Treasure Creek Australia Pty Ltd, Felix Gold Liberty Bell Australia Pty Ltd and Felix Gold Ester Dome Australia Pty Ltd.

FYI Resources Limited

FYI

FYI Resources Ltd. engages in mineral exploration and the evaluation of properties and new projects. The company is headquartered in Perth, Western Australia. The Company’s segments include high purity alumina exploration and evaluation in Australia and potash exploration and evaluation in Asia. The Company’s project includes High Purity Alumina (HPA) and Rare earths. HPA is a processed non-metallurgical alumina product characterized by its purity level. HPA is used for its properties and characteristics, such as corrosion and scratch resistance, high brightness, and its ability to withstand extreme temperatures. HPA is also used as a base material in the manufacture of sapphire substrates for applications, such as light emitting diodes (LEDs), in the manufacture of artificial sapphire glass and in certain battery and power storage components, artificial gemstones and special space, aeronautical and medical applications. Its Rare-Earths are a set of 17 metallic elements.