
Nevada King Mining Corp.
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Nevada King is focused on growing its 100% owned, past-producing, 130km2 Atlanta Gold Mine project located in southeast Nevada.
Investor website: https://nevadaking.ca/
About
Nevada King is focused on growing its 100% owned, past-producing, 130km2 Atlanta Gold Mine project located in southeast Nevada. The project hosts an NI 43-101 compliant pit-constrained oxide resource of +1moz at +1g/t Au, while the ongoing exploration program looks to expand the resource zone and discover satellite deposits. Nevada King offers investors exposure to a high-grade oxide gold resource and an aggressive exploration program on an underexplored, highly prospective land package in the top mining jurisdiction.
Verified company data
- Cash position
- 987,697
- Shares outstanding
- 100,366,914
- Fully diluted shares
- 106,176,914
- Mineral resource
- The Atlanta Mine is a historical gold-silver producer with an NI 43-101 compliant pit-constrained resource of 460,000 oz Au in the measured and indicated category (11.0M tonnes at 1.3 g/t) plus an inferred resource of 142,000 oz Au (5.3M tonnes at 0.83 g/t).
- Projects
- ["### Atlanta Project\n\n1,562\n\n[Atlanta Project](https://nevadaking.ca/projects/atlanta-mine/)\n\n### Horse Mtn.-Mill Creek Project\n\n924\n\n[Horse Mtn.-Mill Creek Project](https://nevadaking.ca/projects/horse-mtn-mill-creek-project/)\n\n### Lewis Project\n\n672\n\n[Lewis Project](https://nevadaking.ca/projects/lewis-project/)\n\n### Iron Point Project\n\n1,194\n\n[Iron Point Project](https://nevadaking.ca/projects/iron-point/)\n\n### Buffalo Valley Gold Project\n\nPOTENTIAL DEPOSIT TYPE :\n\nMarigold (5.3M oz Au) and Cove/McCoy (4M oz Au).\n\n- Widespread historical drilling in Upper Plate rocks by major and junior explorers during period 1985-2007.\n- Large claim block covers gravity anomalies between Phoenix and Cove/McCoy Mines and Mill Creek project area. This region is largely covered by alluvium.\n\n### Hilltop South Gold Project\n\nPOTENTIAL DEPOSIT TYPE :\n\nPipeline (22M oz Au), Marigold (5.3M oz Au), and Hilltop (2M oz Au).\n\n- On trend with and bounds southern and eastern margins of Nevada Gold Mines’ Hilltop Deposit (reported 2M oz Au @ 0.875 g/t).\n- Widespread historical drilling in Upper Plate lithotypes by major and junior explorers during period 1986-2011.\n- Rock samples collected by NvK in altered Upper Plate rocks across a 6km2 area range in gold values from <0.005 to 0.295 ppm and are accompanied by anomalous As-Hg-Sb.\n\n### Crescent Valley Au Project\n\nPOTENTIAL DEPOSIT TYPE :\n\nQuartz vein system at depth, possibly similar to the Fire Creek Mine (approx. 500,000 oz Au) located 25km to the northwest.\n\n- Historical drilling for gold by major explorers during period 1987-1994.\n- Chalcedony and opaline sheeted vein zone exposed for 1.5km along NE trending range-front fault.\n- Nevada King rock samples collected along the vein zone ranged from 0.014- 0.225ppm Au.\n\n### Cedars Carico Lake Gold Project\n\nPOTENTIAL DEPOSIT TYPE :\n\nCortez (17M oz Au), Marigold (5.3M oz Au ), and Lone Tree (4M oz Au).\n\n- Completely surrounds a small historical gold resource drilled by Chevron Resources in the early 1980s.\n- Widespread historical drilling by numerous major and junior explorers during the period 1981-2002 tested siliclastic and carbonate lithotypes in Upper Plate Roberts Mountain and Upper Plate Golconda assemblages.\n- Nevada King reconnaissance rock sampling widespread gold and tracer element anomalies over a large area, ranging in gold values from <0.005 to 2.89ppm.\n\n### Kobeh Valley Gold Project\n\nPOTENTIAL DEPOSIT TYPE :\n\nLower Plate replacement deposits (aka Carlin type) as seen within the Gold Bar area (1+M oz Au) and at Ruby Hill (2.3M oz Au).\n\n- Bounds southern margin of McEwen Mining’s Gold Bar mining complex, with reported M+I gold resource of 30M tons grading 0.92/t for 819,000oz (2019 estimate). Mineralization trends onto Nevada King’s large claim block.\n- Widespread historical drilling by major explorers during period 1990-2005.\n\n### Evana Gold & Vanadium Project\n\nPOTENTIAL DEPOSIT TYPE :\n\nIron Point Vanadium (V) and Ruby Hill (Au).\n\n- Geological setting very similar to Iron Point: vanadium mineralization at the surface in Upper Plate Vinini Formation, and gold targets in Lower Plate carbonate rocks below the Roberts Mountain Thrust adjacent to a Tertiary-age granitic stock.\n- Historical drilling for gold by major explorers during period 1986-1994.\n- Nevada King rock and soil sampling identified large area of strongly anomalous vanadium mineralization."]
- Leadership
- John Sclodnick (Chief Executive Officer & Director, Over a decade of experience in equity research, leading the mining equity research team at Desjardins Capital Markets since 2021. Holds a B.A. in Economics and Philosophy and an M.B.A. from the Schulich School of Business.), Collin Kettell (Founder & Chairman, Seasoned entrepreneur and resource sector leader, co-founded New Found Gold Corp. and Palisades Goldcorp Ltd., and founded Nevada King Gold Corp.), Jeff Stieber (Chief Financial Officer, 19 years of expertise in finance and accounting, served as a senior executive at multiple mining companies, and a Certified Public Accountant.), William Hayden (Independent Director, Geologist with over 38 years of experience in mineral exploration, involved with the Ivanhoe Group since 1994, holds a Bachelor of Science in Geology.), Justin Daley, P.Geo. (Vice President Exploration, Professional geologist with over 15 years of experience in mineral exploration, holds an M.Sc. and a B.Sc. in Geology.), Michael Doolin (Independent Director, Over 35 years in mining, previously SVP at Karora and COO at Klondex, showcasing metallurgical and leadership expertise.
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Recent filings
- News release · nkg_2026-09-22_09-39-43.pdf
- News release · nkg_2026-08-31_09-47-24.pdf
- 52-109FV2 - Certification of interim filings - CFO (E) · nkg_2026-08-26_20-11-05.pdf
- MD&A · nkg_2026-08-26_20-08-01.pdf
- Interim financial statements/report · nkg_2026-08-26_20-06-29.pdf
- News release · nkg_2026-08-20_20-10-37.pdf
- News release · nkg_2026-07-16_10-46-45.pdf
- Notice of meeting · nkg_2026-07-15_19-31-17.pdf