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News and updates for G50 Corp Limited (OTCQB: GFTYF; ASX: G50) focus on its exploration activities and critical minerals strategy in the southwestern United States. Company press releases highlight drilling results, mineralogical breakthroughs and capital markets developments tied to its gold, silver, zinc, gallium and antimony projects.
A central theme in G50’s news flow is the Golconda Project in Arizona, which the company identifies as its flagship asset. Updates have covered Phase 2 drilling results that G50 says confirm a large polymetallic discovery, recognition of Golconda as a critical mineral project for Arizona, and mineralogy studies indicating that most of the gallium is hosted in sericite within coarse‑grained rocks. These announcements often connect Golconda’s gallium potential to broader concerns about secure supplies of critical metals for U.S. defense and data center applications.
Another recurring news topic is the White Caps Project in Nevada, where G50 has reported maiden drilling results. Releases describe high‑grade antimony intercepts, confirmation of gold continuity, and the validation of a geological model built from historical data and modern exploration methods. The company also reports on geochemical anomalies and the project’s position within a historically productive gold district.
Investors can also find announcements about financings and listings, including G50’s decision to commence trading on the OTCQB market and placements intended to fund extensive drilling and test work. Policy‑related news, such as references to critical minerals frameworks and government investment in gallium refining, provides additional context for how G50 positions its projects within evolving U.S. and allied mineral strategies.
By following this page, readers can review G50’s official communications on exploration progress, project studies, capital raises and its perspective on the critical minerals landscape.
G50 Corp (ASX: G50) welcomed the Critical Minerals Framework signed Oct 21, 2025, which includes a U.S. government investment to build a 100 metric ton-per-year advanced gallium refinery in Western Australia. The agreement is described as the first major Western government investment in downstream gallium refining and aims to advance self-reliance in critical minerals processing.
G50 reported Phase 2 drilling at its Golconda Project (Arizona) that confirmed a polymetallic discovery of more than 700m containing gold, silver, zinc and gallium and said the project is well positioned near mining infrastructure to support U.S. supply chains.
G50 Corp (OTCQB: GFTYF) has announced significant results from its maiden RC drilling program at the White Caps project in Nevada. The program, consisting of 12 RC holes totaling 1,385 meters, revealed exceptional antimony values with a peak of 3.5% Sb (35,000 ppm) in hole WCRC25-007.
Three of four tested areas showed significant shallow gold mineralization, with high-grade intercepts (1-12 g/t Au) and broad zones of low-grade gold (0.1-0.3 g/t Au). The White Caps Mine, located 15 km south of Kinross Gold's Round Mountain Mine, historically produced over 125,000 ounces of gold at average grades of approximately 30 g/t Au between 1905 and 1964.
The project encompasses 2,501 acres across 28 patented and 74 unpatented claims, adjacent to Scorpio Gold Corp's Manhattan Mine along the significant Reliance Fault Zone structural corridor.
G50 Corp (OTCQB: GFTYF) has secured A$10.0 million through an oversubscribed placement to Australian institutions at A$0.25 per share, representing a 10.4% discount to the 5-day VWAP. The funding will support extensive drilling and testwork at the company's Golconda Gold-Silver-Zinc Project in Arizona.
The company plans to commence core drilling in September, followed by RC drilling, with a focus on gallium mineralization previously confirmed along one kilometer of Golconda patented claims. The funds will support metallurgical testing, development of a maiden Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE), and initial permitting work.
Notably, the project's gallium component has strategic importance as China currently controls 100% of gallium supply and has banned its export to the U.S., where it's critical for defense products and data center power demands.
G50 Corp (OTCQB: GFTYF) has announced final results from its Phase 2 drilling program at the Golconda Project in Arizona, confirming a significant polymetallic discovery. The project revealed mineralization extending over 700m strike length and depths up to 180m, containing gold, silver, zinc, and gallium.
The company identified two major target zones - the Tub and the Tub Footwall - both showing strong mineralization with gold grades increasing at depth. Notably, recent mineralogy tests confirmed sericite as the primary host for gallium mineralization, leading to U.S. Representative Paul Gosar recognizing it as a critical mineral project for Arizona.
The project's mineralogy breakthrough enables traditional mineral processing techniques for gallium concentration and extraction, positioning G50 to potentially support Western world's strategic and precious metals supply needs.
G50 Corp (OTCQB: GFTYF) has announced a significant mineralogical breakthrough at its Golconda Gold-Silver-Zinc Project in Arizona. Phase 2 test work revealed that 85-92% of gallium is present in sericite, a type of muscovite mineral. This discovery enables the use of traditional mineral processing techniques for gallium extraction.
The finding is particularly significant as China currently controls 100% of global gallium supply and has recently banned its export to the US. The Golconda Project could become a crucial domestic source of gallium, which is essential for US defense products and data center power requirements. Recent drilling has also confirmed consistent gallium grades along with new gold, silver, and zinc discoveries across both strike and depth.
G50 Corp (OTCQB: GFTYF) has commenced trading on the OTCQB platform, marking a significant milestone in expanding its US investor presence. The company, which currently has 9% US ownership, operates the Golconda Project in Arizona, reportedly the only publicly-traded gallium project in the United States.
The cross-listing aligns with increasing US government focus on securing domestic critical mineral supplies, particularly gallium, amid concerns over Chinese supply dependencies. The company's strategic position in the southwestern United States, near existing mining infrastructure, positions it to capitalize on growing demand from AI data centers, electric vehicles, and defense applications.