Investor Insight

With a strategic emphasis on technically driven exploration and capital discipline, Walker Lane is actively advancing assets in Nevada’s prolific Walker Lane Gold Trend, as well as in British Columbia, the Yukon, and Newfoundland. The company is well-positioned to generate exploration success and long-term shareholder value with a near-term focus on its Amy and Tule Canyon projects, and the development of Silver Hart as its flagship silver-lead-zinc asset

Overview

Walker Lane Resources (TSXV:WLR) is an emerging high-grade gold, silver and critical metals exploration company with a focused portfolio of drill-ready and pre-development stage projects in North America’s most prolific and mining-friendly jurisdictions.

The company is advancing a technically driven exploration model with the goal of making new discoveries, defining resources and establishing early-stage production. The company’s near-term strategy centers on unlocking value at two high-priority drill-ready targets — Tule Canyon in Nevada, and Amy in British Columbia — while simultaneously advancing the Silver Hart project in the Yukon toward a development decision. With all major projects road-accessible, and supported by a lean capital structure, Walker Lane is well-positioned to generate exploration success and long-term shareholder value.

A disciplined capital strategy, combined with a portfolio of high-grade, scalable, and well-located assets, makes Walker Lane a compelling growth opportunity in the junior mining sector.

Company Highlights

• Walker Lane Resources is focused on high-grade gold, silver and polymetallic exploration, with a balanced project pipeline across multiple Canadian and US jurisdictions.
• Two flagship drill-ready projects – Amy (British Columbia) and Tule Canyon (Nevada) – are scheduled for 2025 drilling, each with compelling surface results, historical workings, and high-impact resource potential.
• The Silver Hart project in the Yukon is being positioned for near-term production through innovative ore-sorting and small-scale open pit development, designed to generate early-stage cash flow.
• Walker Lane holds approximately 1.3 billion shares in North Bay Resources (OTC:NBRI) and is entitled to option payments related to the sale of the Bishop Mill in California.
• The Silverknife project in British Columbia is subject to an option agreement with Coeur Mining, with potential milestone payments and expenditures totaling over $6 million through 2028.
• The company has an established pipeline of prospective exploration stage assets at Cambridge and Silver Mountain (Walker Lane, Nevada) and Logjam (Yukon).

Key Projects

Walker Lane Gold Trend, Nevada (USA)

Tule Canyon Project (Nevada, USA)

Tule Canyon is located within the Walker Lane Gold Trend, one of Nevada’s most prolific and mining-friendly belts. The project hosts two past-producing mines—Eastside and Dark Secret—where historical workings and geophysical anomalies align with a 4-kilometer-long structural corridor. Sampling has returned exceptional grades, including up to 37.3 grams per ton (g/t) gold and 4,320 g/t silver from surface and underground samples. Multiple parallel gold and silver veins have been mapped across the property, and no modern exploration or drilling has ever been completed.

The 2025 program will test four high-priority gold and silver targets with a proposed 1,000 to 2,000-meter drill campaign. The company believes the structural flexures and geochemical anomalies at Tule Canyon represent an untapped epithermal system with district-scale potential.

Cambridge Project (Nevada, USA)

The Cambridge project contains a shear-hosted mesothermal gold vein system with over 40 documented historical workings. Historical trenching and sampling have produced strong results, including 3.2 meters grading 14.65 g/t gold, and a peak grab sample of 80 g/t gold. Gold-in-soil anomalies are coincident with known showings, and multiple mineralized quartz veins are visible at surface. The mineralization is also associated with silver, copper, lead and antimony, adding polymetallic upside. Cambridge offers significant resource discovery potential and is located within the prolific Walker Lane Trend.

Silver Mountain Project (Nevada, USA)

Silver Mountain is a high-grade silver system characterized by vein-hosted mesothermal to deep epithermal mineralization. The project includes two key target areas: the Old Cabin and Gulch Showings. Surface sampling has returned up to 3,270 g/t silver (Old Cabin) and 1,415 g/t silver with 0.48 percent copper (Silver Bowl Mine). The presence of boiling textures, such as quartz after calcite and colloform banded quartz, suggests proximity to the high-grade feeder zones. Silver Mountain is underexplored and benefits from proximity to the Tule Canyon project, offering synergies for exploration and development.

Canadian Projects (Northern B.C. and Yukon)

Amy Project (British Columbia, Canada)

Amy is a high-grade silver-lead-zinc-antimony carbonate-replacement-style deposit located in the Rancheria Silver District within British Columbia, adjacent to Coeur Mining’s Silvertip mine. With two historical adits and known mineralized parallel vein systems projecting to extend up to 2.7 km in strike length, the project exhibits strong geological similarities to Silvertip. Surface trench and dump sampling has yielded extraordinary results, including 4,260 g/t silver, 13.03 percent lead, and 8.10 percent zinc, with other samples reaching as high as 54.9 percent lead.

The company has completed digitization and compilation of historical data, and a 1,500-meter drill plan is fully designed for execution in 2025. Coeur holds a right of first refusal on Amy, signaling potential interest in its development and acquisition.

Silver Hart Project (Yukon, Canada)

Silver Hart is a high-grade silver-lead-zinc deposit situated in the heart of the Yukon’s portion of the Rancheria District. The company is advancing a plan to develop this project using ore sorting and low-footprint open-pit mining to create a small-scale, cash-flow-positive operation within the next five years. This innovative development model could serve as a template for Walker Lane’s other Rancheria assets. Silver Hart offers strong near-surface grades, excellent logistics, and low environmental impact potential, making it a viable target for fast-track development.

Logjam Project (Yukon, Canada)

The Logjam project contains numerous epithermal gold and silver veins, with notable base metal content, across a large areal extent. Historic workings at the 5150 and 5600 adit levels intersected multiple mineralized veins. Highlights include:

• 0.61 meters grading 612 g/t silver, 17.86 g/t gold, and 5.64 percent lead (Vein 6)
• 60.96 meters grading 211 g/t silver and 1.98 g/t gold (Vein 6 at 5600 level

Logjam is a standout prospect with high-grade polymetallic mineralization and future resource definition potential.

Management Team

Kevin Brewer – President, CEO & Director

Kevin Brewer is a veteran geologist and mining executive with over 25 years of experience in mineral exploration, project development, and corporate leadership. He holds multiple degrees in geology and business and has led exploration and evaluation programs for gold, silver, base metals, and critical minerals across North America. Kevin is known for his deep technical expertise, strategic capital management, and his role in advancing assets in the Rancheria Silver District, including Silver Hart and Amy. He is the driving force behind Walker Lane’s vision for focused, cost-effective exploration and disciplined project development.

Cesar Symonds - Project Geologist

Jose Manuel Delgado Canedo - CFO & Director

Debra Olafson - Legal, Regulatory Officer