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Gold Strike Resources Corp. is a gold exploration company with mineral project interests in Yukon and British Columbia. Company news centers on its Yukon portfolio, including the Florin, FLR and RJ gold projects in the Tombstone Gold Belt, Gold Strike One and Gold Strike Two, and its Oweegee interest in British Columbia's Golden Triangle.
Recurring updates include mineral-property acquisitions, exploration planning and results, project-generator relationships, financings, shareholder voting matters, capital-structure disclosures, governance changes, and operating and financial results tied to the company's gold exploration portfolio.
Gold Strike (GDSRF) received conditional TSX Venture Exchange approval for its acquisition of the contiguous Florin, FLR and RJ gold projects in the Tombstone Gold Belt, Yukon.
Shareholders of record March 24, 2026 will receive meeting materials for a special meeting at 10:00 a.m. Vancouver time on April 30, 2026; closing is expected in May 2026, subject to approvals and conditions.
Gold Strike (OTC: GDSRF) provided a 2025 year-end update outlining material progress: GSR acquired Gold Strike One for approx. $15,000,000 (cash and shares) and acquired Gold Strike Two (293 claims, ~14,495 acres). GSR earned a 60% interest in Oweegee by funding cumulative exploration expenditures of $6,600,000 and making staged cash and share payments totaling $500,000 and 285,714 shares. Early-stage exploration returned rock samples up to 3.33 g/t Au, soil anomalies averaging >20 ppb Au over an 800m×200m zone, and multiple new prospects. The company added senior advisory board members and cites multiple 2026 catalysts, including further M&A and continued Yukon work.
Gold Strike Resources (GDSRF) reported that all matters at its annual general meeting held on December 23, 2025 were approved by the requisite majority. Shareholders also voted, subject to TSXV approval, to replace the existing option plan with an omnibus incentive plan.
The omnibus plan permits: (1) issuance of options to acquire up to 10% of common shares outstanding at each grant date; and (2) issuance of up to 6,930,577 restricted share units. A total of 39,115,785 common shares were represented at the meeting, equal to 56.44% of votes attached to outstanding shares as of the record date.