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Investor FAQ
Focus
Kootenay Gold Inc. is an exploration and mining Company committed to building long-term sustainable growth for its corporate stakeholders.
Leadership
Kootenay comprises a well-rounded and astute team of mining professionals that have demonstrated the ability to advance mineral properties from the exploration stage through to full-scale production.
At the helm
Chief geologist and Company CEO Jim McDonald has built a stellar record throughout the America's through his major contributions to numerous successful exploration and mining companies such as Alamos Gold Inc., Genco Resources Ltd, and White Night Resources.
Strategy
Kootenay has assembled a large and impressive portfolio of land holdings in premier mining districts in Canada and Mexico. The ongoing, concurrent development of these assets provides stakeholders with multiple opportunities for discovery.
Key acquisitions
Kootenay's acquisition of the Promontorio Highgrade Silver Project and adjoining land claims totaling more than 79,000 hectares, positions the Company with an underdeveloped, past producing silver property that offers all the earmarks to develop into a world-class silver discovery.
Joint Ventures
To further enhance the Company's growth opportunities in Mexico and Canada, Kootenay has entered into a number of joint ventures with a select group of exploration partners. The various exploration programs will provide Kootenay with maximum exposure in the region, while providing a platform to substantially increase the Company's asset value.
Exploration
The Company's flagship property is the former producing Promontorio Silver mine in Sonora State, Mexico. Currently the project hosts a 43-101 resource containing 8.9 million indicated ounces of silver plus 1.17 million ounces of inferred silver, 99.3 million indicated pounds of lead plus 13.4 million inferred pounds of lead and 110.8 million indicated pounds of zinc plus 14.3 million inferred pounds of zinc. The indicated resources are contained within 5.22 million tonnes of 52.7 grams per tonne silver, 0.86% lead and 0.96% zinc and the inferred resources are contained within 0.65 million tonnes grading 55.7 gpt silver, 0.94% lead and 1.0% zinc.
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