Nevada King Gold Corp Stock Price, News & Analysis

Nevada King Gold (OTCQB: NKGFF) has secured approval from the Bureau of Land Management and State of Nevada for a modification to its 45km² Plan of Operations at the Atlanta Gold Mine Project. The modification permits 93 additional drill sites at the 13,000-hectare property located in Nevada's Battle Mountain Trend.

The company has already completed 99 drill holes totaling 23,000 meters of its planned 30,000-meter Phase III drill program. The new drill sites will focus on the Silver Park and Atlanta South target areas, with additional permitted sites at Atlanta North. Assay results from current drilling are expected to be released soon.

Nevada King Gold (OTCQB: NKGFF) announced significant leadership changes following its shareholder meeting on August 14, 2025. The company appointed John Sclodnick as the new CEO, replacing Collin Kettell, who transitions to Chairman. Jeff Stieber joins as CFO, succeeding Bassam Moubarak.

Shareholders approved the re-election of Collin Kettell and William Hayden to the Board, while welcoming new directors John Sclodnick and Michael Doolin. The new CFO, Jeff Stieber, brings 19 years of finance experience, while Michael Doolin contributes 35 years of mining industry expertise, having previously led significant operational improvements at Karora Resources and Klondex Mines.

Nevada King Gold (OTCQB: NKGFF) has filed a NI 43-101 technical report for its Atlanta Project in Lincoln County, Nevada. The report, titled "Technical Report and Estimate of Gold and Silver Mineral Resources for the Atlanta Project," includes over 1 million ounces of Measured and Indicated resources. The report was prepared by RESPEC (formerly Mine Development Associates) and is now available on SEDAR+ and the company's website.

Nevada King Gold (OTCQB: NKGFF) reported positive Phase 2 metallurgical test results from its Atlanta Gold Mine Project, confirming conventional oxide processing with a simplified flowsheet. The comprehensive testing program, which included 26 drill core composites in Phase 2 and 22 composites in Phase 1, demonstrated strong gold recoveries across key mineralized units.

Fine milling showed weighted average gold extractions of 90.1% for non-silicified volcanics, 86.1% for silicified volcanics, and 87.7% for silica breccia. Column leaching of crushed material achieved 83.1% extraction for non-silicified volcanics. The revised flowsheet simplifies operations by replacing three-stage crushing with primary and secondary crushers and eliminating convey-stack processing.

Nevada King Gold Corp announced an updated Mineral Resource Estimate for its Atlanta Gold Mine Project in Nevada, showing significant growth in resources. The Measured and Indicated resources more than doubled to 1,019,600 ounces of gold at 1.14 g/t, representing a 122% increase from the 2020 estimate. The resource includes a high-grade core of 524,000 ounces averaging 3.99 g/t Au. The pit-constrained, oxide resource assumes a US$2,200/oz gold price and conventional Nevada oxide processing methods. The project demonstrates strong potential for expansion with mineralization open to the north, south, and west, plus recent discoveries at Silver Park. The resource estimate was prepared by RESPEC, with 91% of total gold ounces in the higher confidence M&I categories.

Nevada King Gold (NKGFF) reports significant drilling results from its Silver Park target at the Atlanta Gold Mine Project in Nevada. The company's Phase III regional drill program revealed a strong geological connection between Silver Park and the Atlanta Resource Zone, with highlight hole AT25SP-21 intercepting 1.11 g/t AuEq over 25m. The discovery demonstrates that both areas are part of the same mineralizing system, occurring within identical host rocks and stratigraphic positions. This marks a major shift from previous understanding, suggesting potential for another Atlanta-type deposit. The mineralized area at Silver Park spans 3km E-W x 1km N-S, with twelve holes showing elevated gold, silver, and arsenic values. The company plans follow-up drilling to further define near-surface, oxidized gold-silver zones at both Silver Park East and West.

Nevada King Gold (OTCQB: NKGFF) has expanded its Phase III drill program at the Atlanta Gold Mine Project from 20,000m to 30,000m. The company has completed 88 RC holes totaling 21,300 metres across an 18km² area along the Atlanta caldera margins.

The program has identified three major exploration areas: Atlanta South, Atlanta North, and Silver Park. Two RC drills are currently operating, with one focusing on early-stage targets at Atlanta North and Silver Park, while the other tests prospective host rocks beneath the quartzite cap at Atlanta South.

Notable highlights include hole AT24HG-41 at Atlanta South, which yielded 6.28 g/t Au over 54.9m. The Silver Park Target features historical high-grade silver production exceeding 2,600 oz/t Ag, while Atlanta North extends 4.5km northward with rock chip samples grading up to 0.84 g/t Au in silicified dolomite.

Nevada King Gold Corp. (NKGFF) has announced final results from its Phase II drill program at the Atlanta Gold Mine Project in Nevada. Key findings include:

- Hole AT23NS-119: 2.44 g/t Au and 55.8 g/t Ag over 90.0m
- Core hole AT23NS-117C: 3.17 g/t Au and 41.4 g/t Ag over 60.1m
- AT23HG-40: 4.97 g/t Au and 162.9 g/t Ag over 27.4m

The drilling program has more than doubled the known mineralized footprint at Atlanta, with mineralization remaining open along trend to the north, south, and west. A new high-silver horizon was discovered in hole AT24WS-87, representing a potential new exploration target within the caldera moat sequence.

Nevada King Gold has announced significant drilling results from its Atlanta Gold Mine Project in Nevada. Key highlights include hole AT23WS-53 intercepting 2.72 g/t Au over 64m including 4.29 g/t Au over 29m, and AT24WS-67 yielding 1.56 g/t Au over 82.3m.

The drilling program successfully extended pit mineralization northward into the southern margin of the North Extension Target (NET). Notable results were found along the West Atlanta Fault #1, where higher grades were concentrated. The company is now moving forward with its Phase III regional exploration program, focusing on testing priority targets around the Atlanta Caldera's outer ring-fracture zone.

The exploration strategy involves tracking mineralization along the Tertiary-Paleozoic unconformity and using high-resolution geophysical data to identify prospective structural 'traps' for mineralization.