Ellis Martin speaks with Craig Lindsay, CEO, U.S. Operations of Resolution Minerals (ASX: RML) (NASDAQ: RML) about the company’s Horse Heaven Project in Idaho, directly adjacent to Perpetua Resources’ Stibnite Gold Project.

Resolution has completed more than 12,000 meters of drilling across 42 holes at Horse Heaven, where the company is advancing a growing gold story alongside strategically important tungsten and antimony.

At Golden Gate South, Resolution reported an initial intercept of 305 meters grading 0.66 g/t gold from surface, while subsequent drilling has encountered narrower higher-grade gold zones. Craig discusses the company’s thesis that Golden Gate North and Golden Gate South may ultimately form part of a continuous mineralized system.

We also discuss:
• Gold, tungsten and antimony at Horse Heaven
• Resolution’s 2026 drilling campaign
• Golden Gate North and Golden Gate South
• The geological relationship to the neighboring Stibnite Gold Project
• Tungsten observed in drill core under ultraviolet light, with assays pending
• Fast-41 coverage and what it means for permitting timelines
• U.S. demand for domestic critical-mineral supply
• Resolution’s engagement in Washington
• Potential federal funding opportunities
• 36 drill holes still awaiting results
• A planned maiden Golden Gate resource estimate in Q1 2027
• Resolution’s developing mine-to-metals strategy
• A potential hub-and-spoke approach to domestic mineral processing

Craig also explains why Resolution sees Horse Heaven as more than an exploration project. The longer-term objective is to potentially develop multiple mining areas within the project while building an internal U.S. processing solution for critical minerals.

Resolution Minerals
ASX: RML
NASDAQ: RML
Website: resolutionminerals.com

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