For investors and partners
Basin Gulch for investors and project partners
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Basin Gulch gives investors and partners exposure to a US gold-silver exploration project with significant historical work, no past mining and a location in Montana's Philipsburg Mining District.
Lannister Mining highlights four reasons to look at Basin Gulch: more than 320 historical drill holes, a consolidated package of 11 patented and 53 unpatented claims over 1,107 hectares, near-surface oxide gold-silver mineralization open in several directions, and a team linked to K92 Mining and Thesis Gold.
Why would an investor look at Basin Gulch?
Lannister Mining states that there is a clear premium in the market for gold and silver ounces in the USA that are reported under compliant technical reports, S-K 1300 or NI 43-101. Basin Gulch has seen significant historical work, has not been mined out, and is located in what the company calls a premium jurisdiction.
The company's plan is to confirm and expand historical drill intercepts, then build a maiden mineral resource estimate. If that estimate is delivered, it would be the first compliant resource for the property. Two-thirds of the land package is still unexplored.
By the numbers
Basin Gulch investment facts
- historical drill holes
- 320+
- 11 patented and 53 unpatented claims
- 1,107 ha
- gold over 162 m from surface, historical
- 1.8 g/t
- from Butte, with year-round road access
- 1 hour
For partners
What could a project partner do at Basin Gulch?
A project partner is a company or investor that funds or helps advance a project, often in exchange for an interest in it. At Basin Gulch, the work ahead includes confirmation drilling of historical intercepts, expansion drilling along strike and at depth, testing of high-priority targets near the historic resource area, and preparation of a maiden mineral resource estimate.
Partners and investors can find corporate details, presentations and investor relations information on the Lannister Mining invest page.
Who is behind Lannister Mining?
Lannister Mining is led by a team with many of the same co-founders or senior executives as K92 Mining, Fosterville South Exploration, Arena Minerals and Thesis Gold. Backgrounds below are as published by the company.
Jim Greig
CEO and Director
25+ years advancing projects; founder, President and Director at Thesis Gold (formerly Benchmark Metals), which advanced a 5 million ounce gold-silver project in British Columbia.
Kelvin Lee
CFO
15+ years in public company finance, including CFO of a TSX-V listed gold producer with $400 million in revenue over nine years. CPA, CGA.
Mario Vetro
Director
Principal of Commodity Partners Inc. and a co-founder of K92 Mining Inc.
Victor Cantore
Director
Capital markets professional with over 25 years of advisory and leadership experience in resource and high-tech sectors.
Max Zaretsky
Director
Over 18 years structuring private placement funding; founder of Zemaso Management Company.
Jo Anne Price
Director
Independent geological consultant with over two decades of experience on gold, polymetallic and graphite projects in the USA, Australia and Canada.
Will Randall
Director
Professional geologist with 20+ years; acquired, discovered, developed and sold the Sal de los Angeles lithium brine project for $265M.
John Lewins
Advisor
Mineral Engineer with over 35 years of experience; CEO of K92 Mining Inc.
Full biographies: Lannister Mining team page
Procedure
How to evaluate Basin Gulch
Read the investor presentation
Start with the June 2026 USA presentation from Lannister Mining.
Review the drilling record
Compare historical intercepts on the Basin Gulch page and the drilling guide.
Understand the stage
Basin Gulch is pre-resource; check the exploration stages page for what comes next.
Weigh the risks
Historical data still needs confirmation, and exploration outcomes are uncertain.
Follow company updates
Watch lannistermining.com for drill results and resource news.
What are the main risks?
Basin Gulch has no current compliant mineral resource, so historical drill results are not yet a resource and must be confirmed with new work. Exploration may not produce an economic deposit, and early-stage companies depend on raising capital. This page summarizes public facts and is not investment advice; read the company's disclosures in full.
Investor questions
Short answers here. The full mineral exploration FAQ has more.
Why do investors look at Basin Gulch?
Investors typically look at Basin Gulch for its historical dataset, land position and jurisdiction. Lannister Mining cites more than 320 historical drill holes, 64 claims covering 1,107 hectares, near-surface oxide-hosted gold-silver mineralization and a Montana location. Exploration investments carry high risk, so read company disclosures in full.
Do US gold projects trade at a premium?
Lannister Mining states that US-based companies with NI 43-101 compliant resources trade at a significant premium compared to their peers, and that there is a clear market premium for compliant gold and silver ounces in the USA. That is the company view of the market; investors should compare current valuations themselves before relying on it.
Who runs Lannister Mining?
Jim Greig is CEO and Director, with more than 25 years of experience advancing projects, including as a founder, President and Director of Thesis Gold (formerly Benchmark Metals). Kelvin Lee is CFO, with over 15 years of financial management experience at publicly traded companies. The board includes geologists and capital markets professionals.
What is the Lannister Mining team's track record?
Lannister Mining says many of its co-founders or senior executives held the same roles at K92 Mining, Fosterville South Exploration, Arena Minerals and Thesis Gold. Director Will Randall sold the Sal de los Angeles lithium brine project in Argentina for $265M. Advisor John Lewins is CEO of K92 Mining, a high-grade gold producer in Papua New Guinea.
How can a project partner learn more about Basin Gulch?
Prospective partners usually start with the investor presentation Lannister Mining publishes on lannistermining.com, including a June 2026 USA edition. It covers the property, historical work and plans. This site adds plain-language context on Basin Gulch, the Philipsburg Mining District and the exploration stages ahead.
Where is the Lannister Mining investor presentation?
Lannister Mining publishes its investor presentations on the Invest page of its main website, lannistermining.com. The most recent USA edition listed there is dated June 2026. The presentation is the company summary of Basin Gulch, its historical drilling, its claims package and its team, so it complements the facts on this site.
What are the risks of investing in mineral exploration companies?
Exploration is high risk: most prospects never become mines, historical results may not be confirmed, and companies often need to raise more money as they advance. Metal prices, permitting and markets also move values. Basin Gulch has a large historical dataset but no current resource estimate yet, so investors should weigh both facts.
Is this site investment advice?
No. This site explains mineral exploration and summarizes public facts about the Basin Gulch property and its setting. It does not recommend buying or selling any security. Exploration investments are high risk; read the company technical disclosures and investor materials in full, and consider speaking with a licensed financial adviser.