Flow Metals: advancing gold-copper projects in the Yukon and BC, Canada

The company’s strategy is to promote assets with strong geological analogs and a proven development history, thereby reducing exploration risk, costs and logistical challenges. Using modern structural modeling and high-resolution geophysical techniques applied to overlooked ground, Flow Metals is targeting the key rock sources behind some of Canada’s most historically productive placer gold and copper districts.

The company’s leadership and technical specialists bring deep regional expertise in Yukon and British Columbia, as well as a track record of value creation through successful asset transactions, including the divestiture of the Wels Gold Project. This experience is enhanced by established local partnerships, culminating in a ten-year permit obtained in partnership with the Yukon Government and the Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in First Nation. Flow Metals continues to prioritize shareholder returns through disciplined expenditure and exploration programs designed for rapid permitting and execution.

Company Highlights

• Discovery-oriented strategy: Modern geologic reinterpretation at Sixtymile has identified a 9-kilometer thrust fault corridor and fold-controlled orogenic model, narrowing targets for high-grade lode gold resources.
• Strategic Mining Jurisdictions: Focus on promising road-access gold and copper projects in the Yukon’s Tintina Gold Belt and British Columbia’s Quesnel Terrane.
• Level 1 exploration upside down: Recently selected, the Monster Project in the Yukon is an IOCG (iron oxide-copper-gold) target in the discovery phase with surface samples containing up to 22.3 percent copper and 9.6 percent cobalt.
• Exploration permit for 10 years: Newly obtained Class 3 permit for the flagship Sixtymile Gold Project, which authorizes up to 100 drill holes annually and allows for long-term systematic exploration.
• Low overhead, high impact on the ground: Projects involve existing infrastructure, including road access and local mining equipment, focusing exploration budgets primarily in the ground.
• Highly experienced management team: Chair Don Sheldon has more than 30 years of experience working with issuers, while director Scott Sheldon brings exploration expertise credited with the Wels Gold discovery in Yukon and the HSP nickel-copper sulfide project in Quebec.