Investor Insight

Blue Lagoon offers a compelling low-risk, high-upside opportunity in a rising gold price environment driven by a focused transition from junior exploration to gold production, strong insider ownership and low capital intensity.

Overview

Blue Lagoon Resources (CSE:BLLG,OTCQB:BLAGF,FSE: 7BL) is emerging as British Columbia’s next high-grade underground gold producer. The company’s 100 percent owned Dome Mountain gold mine has achieved the rare milestone of securing a full BC mining permit, setting the stage for near-term production. The company will use early cash flow to expand the existing high-grade resource and unlock the significant exploration potential across the vast land package.

Over $30 million has already been invested in development and drilling at Dome Mountain since 2019, including more than 48,000 meters of drilling that led to the discovery of two new zones: Chance Structural and the Federal zone. The current NI 43-101 resource—focused solely on the Boulder Vein—includes 45,000 oz of gold (measured), 173,000 oz (indicated), and 16,000 oz (inferred), along with over 1.1 million oz (Moz) of silver. However, this represents just a fraction of the potential: Dome Mountain hosts 15 known high-grade veins on only 10 percent of the 22,000-hectare land package, 90 percent of which remains unexplored.

What sets Blue Lagoon apart is its disciplined business model—generating revenue through production to fund exploration, instead of relying on continuous dilution. By minimizing upfront capital requirements and leveraging strong partnerships—including community support from the Lake Babine Nation and financial backing from strategic investors—Blue Lagoon is positioned to scale efficiently.

Blue Lagoon is led by a seasoned team of entrepreneurs, mine builders, and technical experts with deep experience in financing, permitting, and operating gold projects.

Company Highlights

• One of only seven precious metal projects permitted in British Columbia over the last decade. Dome Mountain is set to restart in Q3 2025 with all major permits in hand.
• First gold sales expected in Q3 2025; initial production of 15,000 oz gold/year from 55,000 tons of underground mineralized material.
• Toll milling agreement in place with Nicola Mining; pre-production capex limited to the completion of a water treatment plant.
• Property spans nearly 22,000 hectares with 15 known high-grade veins, but only 10 percent has been explored.
• Strong alignment with shareholder value, Blue Lagoon’s strategy is to minimize dilution by funding exploration through mine cash flow.
• Strong working relationship with Lake Babine Nation and full community support.

Key Project

Dome Mountain Gold Project

The Dome Mountain gold project is Blue Lagoon Resources’ flagship and sole focus, representing a rare near-term production opportunity in a premier jurisdiction. Located just 50 minutes from the mining-friendly town of Smithers, BC, the project spans nearly 21,000 hectares of mineral titles in a richly endowed gold belt with excellent infrastructure, road access and power. The mine has a long history, with more than $80 million in historical investment from Noranda, Timmins and Blue Lagoon, including more than $30 million since 2019.

The Dome Mountain mine is a fully permitted, high-grade, underground gold-silver project. In February 2025, the company secured both its mine permit from the BC Ministry of Energy, Mines and Low Carbon Innovation, and an associated effluent discharge permit from the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy. These permits enable full-scale mining operations to commence—an achievement few companies have attained in British Columbia over the past decade.

Initial operations will focus on the Boulder Vein System, which hosts the current NI 43-101 resource. The resource includes 45,000 oz of measured gold at 10.32 grams per ton (g/t), 173,000 oz indicated at 8.15 g/t, and 16,000 oz Inferred at 6.02 g/t Au. These zones also contain significant silver by-products, totaling over 1.1 Moz across categories. The resource is based on a 3.5 g/t gold cutoff and only covers one of at least 15 known high-grade veins on the property.

The Boulder Vein is being developed for initial production of 15,000 oz of gold per year, processed via a toll milling agreement with Nicola Mining. Metallurgical recoveries from a previously processed 5,000-ton bulk sample returned 95 percent gold and 90 percent silver recoveries, confirming the project's strong economics. Pre-production capital costs are minimal, with the only major requirement being the completion of the on-site water treatment facility, expected by May 2025.

Despite the historical work, 90 percent of the property remains unexplored. Blue Lagoon has already completed over 48,000 meters of drilling since 2020 and made two new discoveries (Chance Structural and Federal One). Recent airborne magnetic and IP geophysical surveys have identified numerous new drill targets, and internal modeling suggests the potential to grow the resource to more than 1 Moz. All exploration is fully funded through anticipated cash flow, minimizing dilution and offering investors exposure to both near-term revenue and long-term discovery potential.

Management Team

Rana Vig – Founder, CEO & Director

A veteran entrepreneur with over 30 years of experience in public and private markets, Rana Vig has a deep history of building and financing ventures in the mining, cannabis and technology sectors. Prior to founding Blue Lagoon, he served as CEO of Lead Ventures, where he orchestrated a $5-billion reverse takeover of Curaleaf Holdings—Canada’s largest cannabis financing to date. Under his leadership, Blue Lagoon secured its final mine permit for Dome Mountain, raised over $30 million, and positioned the company for near-term gold production. Known for his execution-focused strategy and shareholder alignment, Vig and his family are among the company’s largest shareholders, having recently increased their stake with additional personal investments.

William Cronk – Chief Geologist

With over 35 years of global experience, William Cronk leads the company’s exploration programs. He has worked across North and South America, Africa and Europe, and has contributed to both grassroots and advanced-stage projects. His past roles include senior positions at Dundee Precious Metals and Northern Empire (acquired by Coeur Mining). Cronk has overseen Blue Lagoon’s extensive drilling campaigns at Dome Mountain, including over 48,000 meters of drilling, and was instrumental in the discovery of the Chance Structural and Federal One zones. His understanding of structurally controlled gold systems has positioned the company to unlock the broader exploration potential of the property.

Roy Edvardsen – Dome Mountain Mine Manager

Roy Edvardsen brings more than four decades of operational mining experience and is currently overseeing the preparation and execution of the Dome Mountain restart. His background includes roles as mine superintendent and underground mine manager at some of Canada’s most recognized operations, including the Wolverine Mine (Yukon), Ekati Diamond Mine (NWT) and Eskay Creek (BC). Known for his focus on underground mine safety and operational efficiency, Edvardsen has implemented robust ground control, ventilation and emergency protocols at Dome in preparation for production.

Gurdeep Bains – Director

Gurdeep Bains is a chartered professional accountant with more than two decades of financial and corporate development experience. He spent 10 years at Canaccord Genuity, where he managed internal audits, financial analysis, and played a key role in global expansion projects totaling over $850 million across Canada, the US, UK, Australia and China. His expertise in due diligence, M&A integration and financial governance supports Blue Lagoon’s capital discipline and operational transparency.