Nevada-focused gold developer with a 100%-owned, past-producing Carlin-type gold system and a path toward near-term production evaluation.
CopAur Minerals Inc. is advancing the Kinsley Mountain Gold Project in Nevada—a high-grade, Carlin-type sedimentary gold deposit with 418,000 oz of indicated resource, 117,000 oz of inferred resource, and more than 20,000 metres of drill resulting currently being included in the geological model. With an experienced mine-building team, a strong exploration pipeline, and a tight capital structure, Copaur offers leveraged exposure to potential resource growth, and a NAV re-rating in one of the world’s top gold jurisdictions.
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Jurisdiction: Nevada, USA – Top-tier mining district
Flagship Asset: 100%-owned Kinsley Mountain Gold Project
Secondary Asset: Troy Canyon Project, a high grade mesothermal structure, and previous producer, located between Ely and Tonopah, Nevada
Kinsley Resource: 418 koz indicated @ 2.63 g/t Au; 117 koz inferred @ 1.51 g/t Au
Historic Production: 138,000 oz Au @ 1.34 g/t (open pit, 1995–1999)
Recent Drilling: 20,000+ m completed since 2020, not yet in the resource in the geological database
Structure: 120.5M shares outstanding; 29.4M warrants, tightly held by management & close associates CPAU-PRESENTATION-OCT2025-1
Financials: Recently completed CDN$3.2M equity raise at 10 cents, with a half warrant
at 20 cents, and sufficient funding through to early 2027
Located southwest of West Wendover, Nevada, near the Utah border, Kinsley Mountain is a Carlin-type, sediment-hosted gold system in a premier district.
From 1995–1999, Kinsley Mountain produced approximately 138,000 oz of gold at an average head grade of 1.34 g/t from open-pit operations demonstrating the project’s ability to profitably deliver gold in a real mine setting.
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Since 2020, more than 20,000 metres of additional drilling have tested extensions of existing zones and new targets, delivering high-grade intercepts such as:
This 200,000 metres of drill information is not yet incorporated into the geological model, providing tangible upside as modelling updates are completed.
Over 80 line-km of IP/resistivity surveying have defined eight high-priority drill targets across a 20 km² underexplored area north of the known Kinsley deposit. These targets coincide with strong chargeability and resistivity anomalies and represent potential new discovery zones.
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Historical metallurgical work at Kinsley indicates the potential for high recoveries via conventional processing and leach techniques, consistent with other Carlin-type deposits in Nevada.
Troy Canyon is 150 km east of Tonopah and consists of 59 contiguous unpatented mineral claims covering 493 hectares. High-grade gold and silver mineralization occurs within massive quartz veins, vein breccias and narrower sheeted vein and stockwork zones exposed for over 300 meters along the contact between the limestone hanging wall and the quartz monzonite footwall of the Tertiary (23 Ma) Troy pluton.
Troy Canyon offers investors additional discovery potential and high-grade torque alongside Copaur’s flagship Kinsley Mountain asset.
Nevada consistently ranks as one of the top global jurisdictions for mining investment, offering stable regulations, robust infrastructure, skilled labour, and a long history of gold production. For institutional investors, this reduces permitting and jurisdictional risk compared to many emerging markets.
In this environment, Carlin-type deposits in Nevada with established resources and growth potential, like Kinsley Mountain, are becoming increasingly strategic to producers and investors seeking de-risked gold and silver production in safe jurisdictions.
With under 121M shares outstanding and significant insider ownership, CopAur maintains a relatively tight float, allowing strong leverage to positive exploration and development news.
(*Figures post-closing of the November 2025 raise; see most recent financial filings for updates.)
Updates on the Kinsley Mountain production evaluation permit
Drill results from high-priority Kinsley targets (IP-defined anomalies)
Drill program and results at Troy Canyon testing extensions of high-grade veins
Potential updated Kinsley resource estimate incorporating post-2020 drilling
Ongoing corporate and strategic developments as the company advances toward a potential restart scenario
These milestones provide a steady pipeline of news that can drive valuation and re-rating as technical and permitting risks are progressively reduced.
Mining executive with 35+ years of international experience across exploration, construction, and operations, including leadership roles in mine development and optimization.
Christopher Babcock – Chief Operating Officer
Brings 40+ years of mine development and heap-leach gold experience, with a track record of helping move projects from discovery through to production.
Chester Miller – Advisor
Canadian Mining Hall of Fame inductee and pioneer of heap-leach gold extraction, with decades of success in Nevada’s gold sector.
This combination of technical depth and operational experience uniquely positions Copaur to execute on both exploration and potential mine restart initiatives.
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Copaur Minerals Inc.
700 West Georgia Street, Suite 888
Vancouver, British Columbia, V7Y 1G5, Canada
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Disclaimer: This webpage contains forward-looking statements and information within the meaning of applicable securities laws, including statements regarding exploration results, potential resources, future development, and anticipated milestones. Forward-looking statements are based on assumptions and involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these statements. For a detailed discussion of risks and assumptions, please refer to Copaur’s most recent financial statements, MD&A, and the NI 43-101 Technical Report on the Kinsley Mountain Project, available on SEDAR+.
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Mineral resources that are not mineral reserves do not have demonstrated economic viability. Historic production and drill results referenced for Kinsley Mountain and Troy Canyon are not necessarily indicative of future mineralization or project economics.