Rogers Wash Gold Mine

The Rogers Wash Placer Mine project (RWPP) represents a highly compelling mining opportunity, underpinned by a substantial resource base, strong financial metrics, and fully secured permitting. Based on current Life-of-Mine (LoM) projections, the project is expected to produce approximately 10.8 million ounces of gold, 15.3 million ounces of silver, 60.8 million ounces of palladium, 2.6 million ounces of platinum, and 562 million ounces of neodymium. These production estimates translate to an impressive in-ground value of approximately $118 billion (based on 2025 market values), including $47.7 billion in probable Mineral Reserves and $71.1 billion in indicated and inferred Mineral Resources.

The project also presents considerable upside potential. The inclusion of gallium could add an estimated $16.4 billion in value, while additional inferred resources across the broader land package may contribute a further $16 billion. This highlights significant exploration and expansion opportunities beyond the currently defined resource base, positioning the project for long-term growth.

Owned and operated by Rattler Resources, LLC, the project is located on Rogers Wash near Wickenburg, Arizona, a region with a well-established mining history. The asset includes 113 federal mining claims covering more than 2200+ acres on Bureau of Land Management (BLM) land, and 930± acres of State Mineral Lease in Maricopa County. Current development plans focus on approximately 330 acres across three dry wash systems, with Phases 1 and 2 fully permitted.

Importantly, the project is fully de-risked from a regulatory perspective. A BLM-approved Mining Plan of Operations, completed Environmental Assessment, and all required ancillary permits are in place. In addition, the Arizona Department of Water Resources has issued a Mineral Extraction Permit, allowing for water usage exceeding 32 million gallons annually through multiple wells.

Extensive exploration and metallurgical testing conducted since 2019, including ICP-MS analysis, leaching studies, and bulk sampling, have confirmed high recoverable values of both free and complex gold.