| Metals & Mining Industry | Materials Sector | Ivy Chong CEO | XSTU Exchange | CA2681322061 ISIN |
| CA Country | - Employees | - Last Dividend | 19 Jul 2001 Last Split | - IPO Date |
Dynasty Gold Corp., originally established as C Squared Developments Inc., underwent a name change in May 2003 to better reflect its focus and aspirations in the mining sector. Founded in 1985 and with its headquarters situated in Vancouver, Canada, the company is primarily engaged in the exploration stage of mining, specializing in the acquisition, investigation, and potential development of mineral properties. They primarily concentrate their efforts within the United States and Canada, demonstrating a strong geographic focus on North America's rich mineral belts. Their exploration activities are predominantly directed toward precious metals, specifically gold and silver, indicating their contribution to the industries that require these valuable resources.
This property, exclusively owned by Dynasty Gold Corp., encompasses 49 claims, covering a substantial land area of 392 hectares. It is strategically located in the northwestern quarter of Elko County, Nevada. The Golden Repeat property’s significant acreage presents a promising exploration site for gold and silver, metals of considerable value in the market. The property benefits from Nevada's well-documented gold production history and geological features favoring mineralization.
Another key asset in Dynasty Gold Corp.'s portfolio is the Thundercloud gold property. This property commands a significant presence, covering an area of approximately 2,250 hectares and is nestled within the central Wabigoon greenstone belt in northwestern Ontario. Ownership of the property is fully retained by Dynasty Gold Corp., highlighting their strong investment in Canada's mining sector. The Thundercloud gold property offers potential exploration and development opportunities for gold, owing to its location within the mineral-rich Wabigoon greenstone belt, known for its favorable geology for gold deposits.