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G50 Corp Limited reports exploration and metallurgical developments for U.S. critical-minerals projects, led by the Golconda Project in Arizona. Company news centers on gallium-focused drilling, mineralogy and metallurgy work, and polymetallic results involving gold, silver, zinc and gallium at Golconda.
Updates also cover the White Caps project in Nevada, including antimony and gold drilling results, as well as capital raises and U.S. OTC market trading status tied to the company's North American exploration profile.
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.