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Strategic Focus on Critical Minerals
- GreenLight is actively exploring the Penokean Volcanic Belt in Wisconsin, targeting volcanogenic massive sulfide (VMS) deposits rich in copper, zinc, and gold—materials in growing demand for clean energy and electrification technologies
- Its flagship Bend Project contains a historical resource of 4 million tonnes at ~1.7% copper and 2.4 g/t gold, and 11.6 g/t silver (~4.6% copper equivalent). The deposit has ~335 m surface strike length, with major resource growth potential.
- The company also owns the Lobo project, with historic high-grade zinc intercepts of 9 meters at 23% zinc (Noranda, 1970s), plus untested anomalies that may signal more discoveries
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First-Mover Advantage in a Reopened Jurisdiction
- GreenLight is the only company currently exploring VMS targets in Wisconsin, a district reopened by the 2017 “Mining for America Act.” The Belt has a legacy of high-grade discoveries, but only Rio Tinto’s Flambeau ever reached production
- The team benefits from strong local connections: board members include experienced regulators and industry professionals who helped shape Wisconsin’s modern mining permitting regime
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Active Drilling and Well-Funded Exploration Pipeline
- In 2025, GreenLight completed a six-hole, 2,037-metre Phase 1 drill program at Bend—the first drilling on the property in over a decade. Results confirmed both continuity and strengthening of mineralization with depth, highlighted by:
- Hole B25-004: 34.25 metres averaging 3.74% CuEq, including 22.24 metres of 3.02 g/t Au and 2.03% Cu (5.27% CuEq), with visible gold observed at ~290 metres depth
- Hole B25-003: 12.85 metres averaging 3.74% CuEq
- Hole B25-005: 19.32 metres averaging 2.95% CuEq
- Hole B25-006: 23.98 metres averaging 2.86% CuEq
In 2025, GreenLight completed a six-hole, 2,037-metre Phase 1 drill program at Bend—the first drilling on the property in over a decade. Results confirmed both continuity and strengthening of mineralization with depth, highlighted by:
Significant tellurium values (>500 g/t Te) were encountered throughout the program, adding critical mineral potential to Bend.
In November 2025, the Company closed a C$11.5 million bought deal financing, strengthening its balance sheet to support expanded exploration.
Looking ahead to 2026, GreenLight plans to mobilize two drill rigs for a significantly expanded program at Bend, with a Notice of Intent submitted for up to approximately 7,000 metres of drilling on the Soo Mineral Lease. The program will focus on resource-definition drilling within areas of known mineralization to support a future maiden mineral resource estimate, while also testing western down-dip extensions of the mineralized horizons.
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Additional Gold Optionality
- Reef (Wisconsin): shear-hosted Au-Cu system with strong 2011–12 intercepts (e.g., 65.2 m @ 2.80 g/t Au & 0.17% Cu; 14.8 m @ 14.41 g/t Au & 0.30% Cu).
- Kalium Canyon (Nevada): 100%-owned, low-sulphidation epithermal targets in the Walker Lane; historical work includes an adit returning ~15 m @ 3.7 g/t Au; limited historic drilling. Company intends to pursue option/JV pathways to unlock value.
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Supportive Macroeconomic & Regulatory Climate
- The U.S. push for domestic critical minerals—spurred in part by 50% import tariffs on semi-finished copper products and derivatives—positions GreenLight as a timely domestic supplier.
- Wisconsin’s regulatory framework, updated post‑2017, offers a more streamlined path for exploration while still incorporating modern environmental safeguards
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