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Robert T. Boyd

President, CEO & Director | Endurance Gold Corporation | Gold Exploration Executive

"Leading Endurance Gold's exploration at the Reliance Gold Property and the Eagle Zone gold discovery in British Columbia"

Mining Executive

Officer Roles

Endurance Gold Corp

President & Chief Executive Officer

Current
Blue Star Gold Corp

Chairman

Current

Biography

Robert T. Boyd is the President, Chief Executive Officer, and Director of Endurance Gold Corporation (TSX-V: EDG | OTC Pink: ENDGF | Frankfurt: 3EG), a Canadian-focused gold exploration company. With decades of experience in the mineral exploration and mining industry, Boyd has led Endurance Gold through multiple phases of exploration and resource development, positioning the company as a notable player in the junior gold mining sector.

Under Boyd's leadership, Endurance Gold has focused primarily on its flagship Reliance Gold Property, located in the historic Bralorne-Pioneer gold mining district of British Columbia. The Eagle Zone discovery at Reliance has been a central driver of the company's exploration success, with Boyd regularly presenting drill results and geological interpretations to the investment community through forums and industry events. His hands-on approach to exploration management and transparent communication with shareholders has made him a recognized figure among retail and institutional investors following junior gold explorers.

Boyd is a frequent presenter and participant at the Metals Investor Forum, where he has engaged in on-stage interviews with respected mining analysts such as John Kaiser of Kaiser Research Online. These recurring appearances—spanning from 2021 through 2026—demonstrate the investment community's sustained interest in Endurance Gold's exploration progress and Boyd's ability to articulate the company's geological thesis and growth strategy.

Prior to his role at Endurance Gold, Boyd accumulated extensive experience in mineral exploration and mining company management. His career reflects a deep understanding of the operational and capital market challenges facing junior exploration companies, from raising financing in challenging markets to managing drill programs in remote exploration environments. For mining stock investors, Boyd represents the archetype of the hands-on junior mining executive who combines geological acumen with the corporate development skills necessary to advance early-stage discoveries toward potential resource definition and mine development.

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Endurance Gold is Growing a 1.45 Moz Gold-Antimony Deposit

Endurance Gold is Growing a 1.45 Moz Gold-Antimony Deposit

guest Jul 22, 2026
  • Top takeaway Boyd's central argument is that drilling should buy ounces rather than category labels: given a hit rate of roughly 70% he is comfortable deferring the inferred-to-better-category conversion until feasibility-type work, and is instead spending the current two rigs on step-outs, along-trend extension and depth on the existing MRE.
  • He leans on discovery economics as a strategic point, arguing the roughly C$9 per ounce of gold discovered to date reflects low-cost, road-based drilling without helicopter support in a power-accessible part of southern British Columbia.
  • His antimony thesis is deliberately two-sided: geologically, antimony is the geochemical signature of the higher-level part of an orogenic gold system, and commercially he is testing this year whether it can be sold as its own product or earn a credit alongside the gold.
  • On the Eagle Offset he is committing ahead of results, building road trails and drill pads now so a third rig can be dedicated to a target that has not yet been drilled, with a program he expects to begin around early September once sampling and turnaround work is done.
  • On district scale he argues the camp is large and largely untested by his own team, citing the neighbouring historical producer back in production after more than 4 million ounces and breccia-hosted mineralization that differs from the district's traditional crack-and-seal veins, implying more ground east and southeast is worth working.

Endurance Gold's inaugural 1.45 million ounce inferred resource at its Reliance project in southern British Columbia stays open on trend and depth. Two rigs are working the 1.5 km trend on 50-metre step-outs, with a 70% hit rate underpinning plans to upgrade inferred ounces. Metallurgical testing will show whether antimony yields a marketable product or a smelter credit, adding value beyond the gold-only resource. Soils at the 1.3 km Eagle Offset target, 500 metres south, show a gold anomaly; a third rig is planned for early September drilling. Road access and nearby grid power keep drilling costs low, with discovery spending at roughly C$9 per ounce of gold found to date.

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Key Works

Boyd leads Endurance Gold's flagship exploration program at the Reliance Gold Property in the Bralorne-Pioneer gold district, British Columbia, focused on the Eagle Zone discovery.

Specializations

GoldJunior MinersMineral ExplorationBritish Columbia MiningTSX Venture

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