Projects
Overview
K2 currently has four exploration projects: the Mojave Project in California, the Si2 Project in Nevada, and the Wels and Wolf projects in the Yukon.
Mojave Project
| Location | Inyo County, California. |
| Land Package | Over 6,000 Ha of prospective ground with more than 12 exploration targets. |
| Mineralization | Mineralization ranges from distal sediment-hosted oxide gold occurrences (Eastern Target Area) to proximal sediment-hosted Cu, Ag-base metal veins, polymetallic (Au-Ag-Cu-Pb-Zn) skarn, and potential Cu-Au porphyry occurrences on the western side of the property. |
Si2 Gold Project
| Location | Esmeralda County, Nevada. |
| Land Package | 118 road-accessible BLM lode claims covering 986 Ha. |
| Mineralization | Extensive steam heated alunite-kaolinite-buddingtonite alteration at surface similar to AngloGold Ashanti’s Silicon Project. Drilling indicates the system is gold bearing at depth and that mineralization may be concentrated in veins hosted by key fault structures. |
Wels Project
| Location | Western Yukon, approximately 40km from Beaver Creek, YT and 60km south of Fuerte Metals’ 4Moz Coffee deposit. Located in the traditional territory of White River First Nation. |
| Land Package | 351 contiguous quartz claims covering ~7,200 hectares. |
| Mineralization | Structurally controlled gold mineralization within granitic intrusives, gabbro, and metasediments with similarities to the Coffee and Golden Saddle deposits. High grade gold observed within all trends drilled to date, with 80% of the property unexplored. |
Wolf Project
| Location | West-central Yukon Territory, Canada; northwest Nisling Range, approximately 75 km east-southeast of Beaver Creek and 40 km southeast of K2’s Wels Project. |
| Land Package | 1,044 claims, 21,887 hectares. The property is divided into three highly prospective areas: Wolf South, Wolf Central, and the Wolf North blocks. |
| Mineralization | Gold-focused project with gold-in-soil anomalies, intrusive-related mineralization indicators, and possible epithermal gold potential. |