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Riley Gold Corp (OTCQB: RLYGF; TSXV: RLYG) generates news primarily through exploration updates and corporate developments tied to its Nevada-focused gold portfolio. Most recent announcements center on the Pipeline West/Clipper Gold Project (PWC) in the Cortez mining district of the Battle Mountain–Eureka Trend, where Kinross Gold U.S.A., Inc. is funding and operating work under an earn-in agreement.
Investors following Riley Gold’s news can expect detailed reports on drilling campaigns, geologic modeling, and geochemical results at PWC. Company releases describe deep framework drill holes testing lower plate carbonate host rocks such as the Wenban Formation, intervals of gold mineralization, and Carlin-type pathfinder geochemistry. Updates also cover soil surveys, CSAMT geophysics, and the expansion of the PWC land package through additional staking.
Another recurring theme in Riley Gold’s news flow is its partnership with Kinross. Releases outline Kinross’s right to earn up to a 75% interest in PWC by spending US$20 million, its 9.9% strategic equity stake in Riley Gold, and the work of a joint technical committee that defines drill targets and exploration priorities. Commentary from Riley Gold’s management and technical advisors provides context on how new data compare with known Carlin-type deposits in the Cortez District.
Beyond technical exploration updates, Riley Gold’s news items include financing transactions, private placements, and corporate actions such as annual general meeting logistics and changes to its project portfolio, including the relinquishment of the Tokop Gold Project. For readers tracking RLYGF, this news page offers a centralized view of exploration progress, partnership milestones, and capital market events affecting the company.
Riley Gold (OTCQB: RLYGF) announced Kinross-operated 2025 drilling at the PWC Project (Cortez district) confirmed a Carlin-type fluid signature in both upper and lower plate rocks and that Kinross is planning further framework drilling in 2026. Key results include a 489 ft (149 m) intersection of lower-plate Wenban limestone grading 0.09 g/t Au with higher subintervals (15 ft @ 0.66 g/t; 5 ft @ 0.82 g/t) and a high-grade 4 ft interval of 2.19 g/t Au. Kinross increased the PWC claim block to 27.2 km2 and expanded soil sampling to refine targets.
Riley Gold (OTCQB: RLYGF) announced an update on mail delays caused by the nationwide Canadian Union of Postal Workers strike and rotating strikes, and how this may affect distribution of proxy materials for its Annual General Meeting on December 3, 2025 at 10:00am PT at 2390 - 1055 West Hastings Street, Vancouver.
Meeting materials (notice, management information circular, proxy, voting information form) are available on SEDAR+ and the company website, and shareholders can request copies or proxy control numbers from Computershare by phone. If the strike ends, materials will be mailed but timely receipt cannot be assured.
Kinross Gold has initiated its 2025 exploration program at Riley Gold's Pipeline West/Clipper Gold Project (PWC) in Nevada's Cortez mining district. Under a March 2024 agreement, Kinross can earn up to 75% interest by investing $20 million in the project.
Key developments include:
- New high-priority drill targets identified 2.5 kilometers north-northwest of previous drilling
- Drilling expected to begin in 4-6 weeks, targeting highest-grade gold-in-soil anomalies
- First deep drill hole (PW1-24) completed in Fall 2024, reaching 3,597 feet depth
- Successfully found 1,251-foot thick lower-plate carbonates, including 1,193 feet of Wenban Formation
- Additional soil sampling planned to expand on 2023 survey that showed gold anomalies extending over 3 kilometers
The project spans 24.7 km² in the Cortez District, with Kinross holding a strategic 9.9% equity interest in Riley Gold.
Riley Gold Corp. (RLYGF) provides an update on exploration activities at its Pipeline West/Clipper Gold Project (PWC) in Nevada's Cortez mining district. Kinross Gold, operating under a March 2024 earn-in agreement to acquire up to 75% of PWC for USD$20 million, completed its first framework drill hole PW24-01 in July 2024.
The drill hole, reaching 3,597 feet depth, successfully intercepted a 1,251-foot thick section of lower plate carbonates, including 1,193 feet of Wenban Formation. Assays confirmed the presence of Carlin-type geochemistry with gold values up to 0.29 ppm over a 5-foot section, along with elevated pathfinder elements including arsenic, antimony, mercury, and thallium.
Kinross plans additional drilling for Q2 2025, targeting areas 1.5-2 km northwest of the first drill hole, focusing on high-grade surface geochemical gold anomalies near major structural intersections. The primary target is a large, disseminated gold deposit near the Gold Acres stock.
Riley Gold Corp reports on the first drill hole (PWC 01-24) at its Pipeline West/Clipper Gold Project in Nevada by Kinross Gold. The hole was completed to 3,592.5 feet depth, successfully intercepting 1,248 feet of lower plate carbonates, including Wenban Formation units, starting at 2,345 feet depth. The Wenban Formation hosts all major gold deposits (>5M oz) in the Cortez District. Samples have been submitted to ALS Labs with results pending. The drilling is part of an agreement where Kinross can earn up to 75% interest in PWC by spending US$20 million. Kinross also holds a 9.9% strategic equity interest in Riley Gold.
Riley Gold Corp. (TSXV: RLYG, OTCQB: RLYGF) announced the commencement of drilling at its Pipeline West/Clipper Gold Project (PWC) in Nevada's Cortez District. The drilling is managed and funded by Kinross Gold, which can earn up to a 75% stake in the project by investing at least $20 million. The PWC project, covering approx. 24.7 km², is located in a prolific gold-producing area. Kinross has also acquired a 9.9% equity interest in Riley Gold. The drilling will target previously unexplored areas with promising geological features. Paul Dobak, Riley Gold's technical committee member, brings extensive experience in Nevada's mineralization. Initial permits have been secured from the Bureau of Land Management.
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