American Eagle Gold Corp

American Eagle Gold Corp. engages in the acquisition and exploration of gold and copper deposits in North America. Its flagship is the NAK copper property located in British Columbia. American Eagle Gold Corp. was formerly known as Pacific Precious Inc. and changed its name to American Eagle Gold Corp. in October 2020. The company was incorporated in 2018 and is headquartered in Toronto, Canada.

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American Eagle Gold Corp

Sector

Precious Metal

Founded

May 3, 2021

Reporting Currency

CAD

Contact Phone

416-644-1567

Website

americaneaglegold.ca

Headquarters Address

55 University Avenue , Toronto , ON M5J 2H7 , CA

Identifiers

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CA02553R1073

Commodity Portfolio

AU Gold Primary

Stock Exchanges

AE TSXV • CAD

AE:CVE

AMEGF OTC • USD

AMEGF:OTCMKTS

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American Eagle Gold Kicks Off Drill Season by Expanding High-Grade South Zone

CEO.CA

3 months ago 7:31

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Launched the largest drill program in its history in 2026 — 50,000 metres across about 80 holes — funded by over $50 million in the treasury, with budget for a similar program again next year.
Newly released Hole 83 extends the South Zone about 100 metres northeast and returned roughly 280 metres of 0.96% copper equivalent from surface, including over 150 metres above 1.2% CuEq and over 250 metres above 1% CuEq, per Anthony Moreau.
Management hopes wide 250-metre step-outs will show the scale of the deposit — 'billions of tons of ore' — and is working toward an MRE plus a PEA next year along with metallurgy studies.
Expects nearly continuous news for roughly the next 24 months, releasing results every three to four weeks in batches of two to five holes, with drilling running until April.
Stresses its relationship with the Lake Bambi Nation — about half the crew is LBN — arguing social license is as important as drilling because a great deposit without it can never be built.

American Eagle Gold's fully funded 50,000-metre program — its largest ever — uses step-out drilling (holes outside known mineralization) to establish NAK's full scale. Hole 83 extended the South Zone about 100 metres northeast, returning 280 metres of 0.96% copper equivalent (combined metal value graded as copper) from near-surface. A $50-million treasury plus backing from South32, Teck, and Eric Sprott underwrites the program and, the CEO argues, 24 months of continuous news flow. An MRE (mineral resource estimate — how much metal a deposit holds) and a PEA (preliminary economic assessment) headline the behind-the-scenes technical work. Permit security outweighs permit speed: the CEO argues Canadian mines keep their permits once granted, unlike Panama, where a major mine lost its approval.

Triumph Gold ($TIG) Freegold Mountain Project in Yukon: Up to $8.4B Resource Estimate

Nordic Funds

6 months ago

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The guest holds up American Eagle's recent result — about 700 meters of similar rock at roughly 0.4% copper with no gold — as inferior to Triumph's historical Blue Sky and Wow Zone holes, which he says would draw heavy action in the stock if reported today as a new discovery.

Interim CEO John Anderson values Triumph Gold's 2-million-ounce gold-equivalent resource (all metals stated as gold ounces) at $8.4 billion in-ground versus $2.1 billion in 2020. The stock trades near $15 per resource ounce against a roughly $30 junior-sector average, and management sees 2026 exploration as the re-rating catalyst. Road access to Freegold Mountain keeps drilling near $150 a meter, while helicopter-supported Yukon competitors face roughly $750 — infrastructure drives exploration economics. Management capped potential dilution at 15% per financing and paused fieldwork for three years, restarting as gold, copper prices and Yukon governance improved. A newly acquired Utah silver project — a 2-mile surface vein with a 12-ton bulk sample grading 43 ounces per ton — drills later this year.

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American Eagle Gold Opens a 50,000-Metre Drill Season as Hole 83 Extends the High-Grade South Zone

American Eagle Gold has kicked off a 50,000-metre drill program — the largest in its history — across roughly 80 holes in British Columbia. The CEO says more than $50 million funds the work, first result Hole 83 extended the high-grade South Zone about 100 metres northeast with 280 metres of 0.96% copper equivalent, and news should flow every three to four weeks toward an MRE and a PEA.

3 months ago

American Eagle Gold Kicks Off Drill Season by Expanding High-Grade South Zone

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