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Great Pacific Gold Corp. reports mineral exploration developments centered on its flagship Wild Dog Project on New Britain in Papua New Guinea. Company news commonly covers diamond drilling, assay results, channel sampling, rock-chip sampling, mapping, and target generation along the Wild Dog Structural Corridor, including the Kavasuki, Sinivit, Kasie Ridge, Magiabe, and Morgan vein areas.
Recurring updates describe epithermal gold-copper mineralization, structural interpretation, drill targeting, and field work used to define additional prospects within the corridor. The company also reports portfolio and corporate actions, including the completed spin-out and public listing of Walhalla Gold Corp.
Great Pacific Gold (OTCQX:GPGCF) reported results from its 12-hole, 1,844.8 m maiden diamond drill program at the Kavasuki target within the Wild Dog Project in Papua New Guinea. Drilling confirmed historical mineralization and continuity of the main Kavasuki vein and outlined a shallow, near-surface mineralized window from surface to roughly 70 m vertical depth (about 740–750 m RL to surface).
Key intercepts include 58.90 m @ 2.43 g/t Au (2.50 g/t AuEq) and 18.10 m @ 2.08 g/t Au (2.15 g/t AuEq) in KVH-01, 38.40 m @ 2.07 g/t Au (2.14 g/t AuEq) in KVH-03, and 59.90 m @ 1.38 g/t Au (1.47 g/t AuEq) in KVH-04, with narrow higher-grade intervals up to 17.93 g/t Au. According to the company, drilling also clarified that historical 3DIP chargeability anomalies mainly reflect disseminated pyrite, providing a new geophysical filter and elevation-controlled targeting model for the broader Wild Dog corridor. Both rigs have now moved to Magiabe and Mengmut while low-cost trenching and mapping are planned to refine follow-up drilling at Kavasuki. Previously reported Kavasuki intervals have been updated after data-entry corrections, with gold grade changes described as not material to interpretation.
Great Pacific Gold (OTCQX: GPGCF) reported new mapping and channel-sampling results from the Elamaraka and Kargalio vein systems in the southern Wild Dog structural corridor in Papua New Guinea. Continuous channels at Elamaraka returned 9 m @ 4.81 g/t Au and 41.96 g/t Ag, with peak assays up to 26.86 g/t Au and 233.4 g/t Ag.
At Kargalio, channel sampling defined about 6 m @ 7.29 g/t Au, including 2 m @ 16.20 g/t Au, plus a second 6 m interval at 2.85 g/t Au and a separate 10 m zone @ 1.77 g/t Au. Mapping has expanded both systems into broader mineralized corridors, supported by deep MobileMT resistive features, and the company is advancing access and first-pass work into the South Zone.
Great Pacific Gold (OTCQX: GPGCF, TSXV: GPAC) has commenced diamond drilling at the Magiabe Vein target at its Wild Dog Project in Papua New Guinea, after completing the second and final hole (KAS02, 346.6 m) of the maiden two-hole program at Kasie Ridge.
The initial Magiabe program comprises up to 11 holes totaling ~2,240 m, testing the main Magiabe and newly discovered Magiabe West veins. Surface rock-chip and channel samples at Magiabe West previously returned grades up to 137 g/t Au, 76 g/t Ag and 3.97% Cu, and 8.0 m at 18.24 g/t AuEq, while historical work on the main vein delivered intercepts such as 4.4 m at 9.23 g/t Au and 37.9 g/t Ag.
At Kasie Ridge, Great Pacific Gold reports intense silicification and sulphide-bearing alteration consistent with a lithocap-style system, with assays, multi-element geochemistry and XRD mineralogy for KAS01 and KAS02 pending and a more detailed update expected in late August 2026.
Great Pacific Gold (OTCQX: GPGCF, TSXV: GPAC) announced multiple board and management changes effective August 1, 2026. Jason Gregg joins the Board as an independent director and will chair the new Compensation, Nominating and Governance Committee. Greg McCunn becomes Executive Chair, while former Chair Charles Hethey remains Director and Corporate Secretary.
Alex Heath will serve as Chief Executive Officer and Director, Callum Spink is promoted to COO and Vice President Exploration, and Sam Wong is appointed Chief Financial Officer. According to Great Pacific Gold, the company holds over $22 million in cash and is operating two drill rigs at its Wild Dog Project in Papua New Guinea.
Under its annual long-term incentive plan, the Board granted 725,000 stock options exercisable at $0.45 per share for five years and 565,000 restricted share units, each RSU convertible into one common share. Both options and RSUs vest 50% on the first and 50% on the second anniversary of the grant date.
Great Pacific Gold (OTCQX:GPGCF) reported voting results from its annual general meeting held on June 17, 2026. Shareholders approved all motions, including the re-election of four directors, election of Alex Heath, appointment of BDO Canada as auditors, and adoption of a 10% rolling stock option and fixed equity incentive plan.
Great Pacific Gold (OTCQX:GPGCF) reported an exploration update for the Wild Dog Project in Papua New Guinea and outlined its H2 2026 drill plan.
The company has two rigs running, completed key holes at Kavasuki and Kasie Ridge, and targets 13,000 meters of drilling in 2026.
Great Pacific Gold (OTCQX:GPGCF, TSXV:GPAC) announced that Vice President of Corporate Development Mick Carew has resigned effective immediately after his election to the board of K92 Mining.
The company, which is focusing on its flagship Wild Dog Project in Papua New Guinea, does not plan to appoint a new VP Corporate Development.
Great Pacific Gold (OTCQX:GPGCF) reported new field results from the Elamaraka and Kargalio vein systems at its Wild Dog project in Papua New Guinea.
Mapping, trenching, sampling and MobileMT geophysics outline multiple quartz-sulphide vein arrays, a ~16 m wide fault-shear corridor and a 780 m long resistivity anomaly to ~450 m depth, expanding target areas for future drilling.
Great Pacific Gold (OTCQX:GPGCF) reported an exploration update for its Wild Dog gold-copper project in Papua New Guinea. Recent drilling at Sinivit and Kavasuki returned high-grade and broad mineralized intercepts. The company plans about 10,000 m of diamond drilling in 2026 and reports Q1 cash of approximately C$26.3 million, which it says funds exploration through 2026.
Great Pacific Gold (OTCQX: GPGCF) reports results from five diamond drill holes (688 m) at the Kavasuki prospect, Wild Dog Project, PNG, and updates its targeting and drill plan. Key intercepts include 58.9 m @ 2.50 g/t AuEq (KVH-01) and 38.4 m @ 2.23 g/t AuEq (KVH-03). KVH-05 returned 29.5 m @ 0.45 g/t AuEq. KVH-06 is in progress and an additional six holes (~900 m) are planned to test ~500 m strike, with program completion targeted by end-June 2026.