Galloper Gold Corp. reports mineral exploration developments for its gold-focused properties in the Central Newfoundland Gold Belt, led by the Glover Island project. Company news centers on the Lunch Pond South Extension deposit, NI 43-101 mineral resource estimates, geophysical evaluation, drilling targets, and regional prospects such as Lucky Smoke and Mint Pond.
Recurring updates also cover private placements, debt settlements, option grants, insider share transactions, and marketing or capital-markets agreements tied to its exploration-stage financing and governance activities.
Galloper Gold (GGDCF) entered a 12-month capital markets advisory agreement with ArcStone Canada, commencing October 13, 2026, and granted stock options.
ArcStone will provide advisory services and corporate and investor communications support. Its compensation comprises 1,000,000 options at $0.06 per common share, exercisable for five years and vesting in four equal instalments of 250,000 on each three-month anniversary of the agreement's effective date. The engagement is subject to Canadian Securities Exchange approval.
Galloper also granted an officer and director 1,500,000 options at $0.06 per common share, vesting immediately and exercisable for up to five years.
Galloper Gold (GGDCF) reports that the first two holes of its 2026 drill program on the Glover Island project have intersected significant mineralization at the Kettle Pond South target in the Tuckamore formation.
The first 2026 hole cut mineralization at depths corresponding to historic intercepts of 2.25 g/t over 11.2 m and 2.53 g/t over 21.3 m, demonstrating continuation of the system approximately 75 metres along strike and down dip. The second hole intersected mineralized altered felsic tuffs historically associated with high-grade gold. Drilling will continue along this zone, with three additional holes planned to extend mineralization to depth within a broader ~7,000 m, 30-hole NQ diamond drill program.
Galloper Gold (GGDCF) has started diamond drilling at its flagship Glover Island gold project in Newfoundland as part of its 2026 exploration program.
The plan calls for approximately 7,000 metres of NQ diamond drilling in 30 holes, following an integrated review of historical drilling, trenching, surface geochemistry, mapping and geophysics. Initial drilling will target smaller showings, beginning with the Kettle Pond South Zone, where historical work reported 2.53 g/t over 21.3 m, and later the Lunch Pond C anomaly, which returned 54.6 g/t over 1.22 m. Subsequent work will refocus on expanding the Lunch Pond South Extension resource along strike and at depth.
Galloper Gold (CSE: BOOM, OTC Pink: GGDCF) has granted incentive stock options to an officer and director and to a consultant. The grant covers 2,000,000 common shares at an exercise price of $0.07 per share, exercisable for up to five years under Galloper’s omnibus equity incentive plan.
Galloper Gold (OTC: GGDCF) appointed Peter Lauder as Acting Vice President of Exploration, effective immediately. According to the company, Lauder has been involved since Galloper’s founding and will oversee field operations for its imminent drill program on the Glover Island project in central Newfoundland.
The Glover Island property includes 466 mining claims across 13 mineral licences, covering 117.21 sq/km (11,721 ha), and hosts the LPSE 2026 Gold Resource, which is wholly controlled by Galloper Gold.
Galloper Gold (CSE: BOOM, OTC: GGDCF) has signed a definitive drilling contract with New Valley Drilling for the upcoming drill program at its flagship Glover Island property in western Newfoundland. Mobilization of equipment and crew is scheduled to begin this month, with drilling to start shortly after. Glover Island comprises 466 mining claims on 13 mineral licences covering 117.21 sq/km. The CEO described the program as a major milestone in advancing understanding of the project.
Galloper Gold (CSE: BOOM, OTC: GGDCF) announced completion of its Kettle Pond Camp exploration base on Glover Island and the transition from construction to exploration operations. The fully operational camp houses up to 20 people, includes power generation up to 75 kW, core shed, office, and full camp services.
According to Galloper Gold, the facility will serve as the launch pad for its exploration program, supporting cost-efficient work and a decrease in discovery cost of mineralization on its 466-claim, 117.21 sq/km Glover Island project in central Newfoundland.
Galloper Gold (CSE: BOOM, OTC: GGDCF) signed a strategic partnership with Tier One Capital Corporation to supply heavy equipment for the Glover Island Project in Newfoundland.
The agreement provides rental equipment, an on-call service team, and helicopter-supported remote operations for Galloper’s 2026 trenching and drilling resource growth program.
Galloper Gold (CSE: BOOM, OTC: GGDCF) signed a non-binding, multi-year Strategic Partnership with Tripp Marine for heavy equipment barging at market rates for the Glover Island Project.
Mobilization has begun, supporting a 2026 trenching and drill program aimed at growing mineralized resource inventory using cost-effective, sustainable field operations.
Galloper Gold (OTC: GGDCF) reported progress on its Glover Island exploration plans, with the Kettle Pond Camp nearing completion as the base for the 2026 drilling program. The company is preparing for up to 7,000 metres of drilling and installing three 75 kW generators.
According to Galloper, the build-for-purpose camp will support year-round helicopter access and seasonal float plane and boat access. The 2026 program aims to build on the 2026 LPSE Mineral Resource Estimate and target resource growth at the LPSE Deposit.