Japan Gold Stock Price, News & Analysis

Japan Gold (OTCQB: JGLDF) announced the results of its Annual General Meeting held October 23, 2025 in Vancouver.

Shareholders approved all resolutions, re‑electing seven directors: John Proust, Takashi Kuriyama, Murray Flanigan, Ian Burney, Michael Carrick, Tanneke Heersche, and Keiko Hattori. Davidson & Company LLP was re‑appointed auditor and director count was fixed at seven. Shareholders also approved continuation of the company’s 2023 Omnibus Equity Incentive Plan.

Following the AGM the board appointed officers: John Proust (Chairman & CEO), Takashi Kuriyama (COO), Vince Boon (CFO), Eileen Au (Corporate Secretary), Alexia Helgason (VP Corporate Communications), and Jason Letto (VP Exploration). The company confirmed that Independent Trading Group (ITG) will continue to provide market‑making funds under its March 26, 2025 agreement.

Japan Gold (TSXV: JG | OTCQB: JGLDF) was featured on CEO.CA's "Inside the Boardroom" interview series on October 7, 2025.

The episode includes a conversation with John Proust, chairman and CEO of Japan Gold, covering the company's strategy, projects, and leadership perspective. CEO.CA positions the series as a forum for junior mining executives to discuss vision and challenges with investors and stakeholders.

Viewers are directed to CEO.CA and the company's YouTube channel to watch the full interview and to join the platform's investor community for ongoing executive interviews.

Japan Gold (OTCQB: JGLDF) announced the termination of its strategic alliance with Barrick Mining Corporation, effective October 31, 2025. The alliance, established in 2020, received total funding of $23.15 million from Barrick for exploring potential Tier 1 or Tier 2 gold deposits across Japan Gold's 3,000 sq km portfolio.

The company also reported results from its three-hole diamond drill program at the Ebino Project in the Hokusatsu District. While the drilling confirmed the extension of a regional alteration system and intersected strong zones of hydrothermal clay alteration, no significant gold mineralization was found. The Hokusatsu District historically produced over 12 million ounces of gold through various mines, including the currently active Hishikari Mine.

Japan Gold remains well-funded and will continue advancing its projects independently or through new partnerships.

Japan Gold (OTCQB: JGLDF) has provided a corporate update addressing recent market activity and ongoing operations. The company confirmed no material changes to explain recent market activity increases. Key developments include:

The company has initiated a new drill program at its Mizobe Project in Kyushu, comprising four drill holes totaling 1,600 metres. Additionally, Japan Gold completed a three-hole drill program at the Barrick Alliance Ebino Project, with results pending.

In August 2025, the company successfully closed an oversubscribed private placement raising C$2,067,600, with strategic investor Equinox Partners acquiring 17,182,500 shares at C$0.08 per share. The funds will be used for general and administrative expenses.

Japan Gold (OTCQB: JGLDF) has initiated its next phase of diamond drilling at the 100% owned Mizobe Project in Japan's Hokusatsu district. The program encompasses 4 holes totaling approximately 1,600m, building on previous successful drilling that revealed significant gold mineralization, including intercepts of 10.0m @ 4.27g/t Au and 4.0m @ 1.60g/t Au.

The Mizobe Project is strategically located 23 kilometers south of the renowned Hishikari Mine, Japan's only active large-scale gold mine with 14 million ounces. The 2025 drilling campaign aims to test for higher-grade mineralization and explore resistivity and chargeability anomalies identified in the 2023 Induced Polarization survey.

Japan Gold (OTCQB: JGLDF) has announced encouraging results from its initial framework drill program at the Barrick Alliance Hakuryu Project. The program intersected significant gold mineralization at the Hakuryu No. 3 Vein target, located in the historic Konomai Mine district which previously produced 2.35 million ounces of gold.

Key findings include high-grade gold intersections of 16.2 g/t Au (later reassayed at 24.1 g/t) over 0.6 meters in drill hole DDH-HAK-001 and 1.5 g/t Au over 3.3 meters in DDH-HAK-002. The mineralization shows continuity over 145 metres of strike within a structural zone. The program, funded by Barrick Mining Corporation, completed three holes totaling 568 meters, effectively evaluating the immediate target area.

Japan Gold Corp. has initiated its second 2025 drill program under the Barrick Alliance at the Ebino Project in Kyushu, southern Japan. The program comprises three drill holes totaling 1,300 metres to test the Otsuka and Kuwanoki-Zuri targets in the Hokusatsu district, which has historically produced over 13 million ounces of gold. The project is fully funded by Barrick Mining Corporation and is located approximately 10km north of the high-grade Hishikari Mine, which has produced about 9Moz of gold and holds 5Moz in current reserves. The drilling targets extensive alteration systems within a favorable structural corridor, featuring magnetic destructive alteration and pathfinder soil geochemistry. The program aims to test the potential for concealed epithermal vein systems under volcanic cover.

Japan Gold Corp (TSXV: JG) (OTCQB: JGLDF) has initiated its 2025 drill program at the Barrick Alliance Hakuryu Project in Hokkaido, Japan. The program will focus on testing the Hakuryu No. 3 Vein through up to four shallow holes across two drilling sites, totaling 700m in length. Assay results are expected in Q2 and Q3 2025.

The project is situated within the historic Konomai epithermal gold district, where the Konomai Mine produced 2.35 million ounces of gold at 6.4 g/t average grade between 1915-1973. Recent drone magnetic surveys from July 2024 revealed that the Hakuryu No. 3 Vein is part of a 5km structural corridor. The vein shows promising characteristics with outcrops up to 30 meters wide and 140 meters long, with float samples yielding gold grades up to 24.0 g/t.

Japan Gold Corp (TSXV: JG) (OTCQB: JGLDF) has announced key leadership changes and market-making services engagement. The company has appointed Jason Letto as Vice President, Exploration, and Masanao Kusui as General Manager, Business Administration, while Fraser MacCorquodale has transitioned to Senior Technical Advisor.

Letto brings 21 years of experience from Vale and has a track record of discovering 6 significant mineral deposits. Kusui, who has been with Japan Gold for 7 years, will manage the Tokyo office and oversee the company's Japanese subsidiary operations.

The company has also engaged Independent Trading Group (ITG) for market-making services at CAD$7,500 per month, aiming to maintain reasonable market conditions and improve stock liquidity on the TSXV and other trading venues.