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About this Basin Gulch website

This website is published by Lannister Mining, the company exploring the Basin Gulch Property.

Lannister Mining is a mineral exploration company focused on the Basin Gulch Property, a gold and silver project in west-central Montana with near-surface gold-silver mineralization, more than 320 historical drill holes and a large package of patented and unpatented claims. This site explains that one property in depth.

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Who publishes this site, and why does it exist?

Lannister Mining publishes this site. It is one of a small number of websites the company publishes, and it exists to give investors first, and exploration partners second, a clear, fact-by-fact view of Basin Gulch: its location, mineralization, historical drilling and property maps.

What Lannister Mining does

Lannister Mining explores the Basin Gulch Property in the historic Philipsburg Mining District. The company plans expansion and confirmation drilling of historical intercepts, and drilling of additional target areas, toward a future maiden mineral resource estimate.

Its team includes CEO and Director Jim Greig and CFO Kelvin Lee, with a board and advisors the company links to K92 Mining, Fosterville South Exploration, Arena Minerals and Thesis Gold.

How this site relates to the main website

The company's main website, lannistermining.com, covers the whole business, the team and investor relations. Investor presentations, including the June 2026 USA Investor Presentation, are on its Invest page.

This site focuses only on Basin Gulch. Every number here comes from Lannister Mining's published materials, as explained on the methodology page.

Where to start

New to the project? Begin with the Basin Gulch drilling overview, then read the investor overview or the partner overview. The FAQ answers the most common questions in plain language.

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Who publishes this Basin Gulch website?

This website is published by Lannister Mining, the company exploring the Basin Gulch Property. It is one of a small number of websites the company publishes, and it focuses only on Basin Gulch: location, mineralization, historical drilling and maps. The company main website, lannistermining.com, covers the wider business, team and investor materials.

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Who is exploring Basin Gulch?

Lannister Mining, a mineral exploration company, is exploring the Basin Gulch Property. The company describes itself as a Montana-based gold and silver developer focused on advancing Basin Gulch. Its management includes CEO and Director Jim Greig, who brings more than 25 years of experience advancing and developing projects, and CFO Kelvin Lee. Company details are on lannistermining.com.

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Who is on the Lannister Mining team?

Lannister Mining management includes CEO and Director Jim Greig and CFO Kelvin Lee. The board includes Mario Vetro, Victor Cantore, Max Zaretsky, Jo Anne Price and Will Randall, and John Lewins serves as an advisor. The company says many of its people were co-founders or senior executives at K92 Mining, Fosterville South Exploration, Arena Minerals and Thesis Gold.

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How do I learn more about investing in Basin Gulch?

Start with the investor overview on this site, then read the investor presentations on the Invest page of lannistermining.com, such as the June 2026 USA Investor Presentation. Review the historical drilling and land package pages here to check the key numbers before reading the company formal disclosures and deciding whether to reach out.

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What is the Basin Gulch Property?

The Basin Gulch Property is a gold and silver exploration project in west-central Montana, explored by Lannister Mining. It hosts near-surface gold-silver mineralization in oxides, has seen more than 320 historical drill holes, and is held through 11 patented and 53 unpatented mining claims covering 1,107 hectares in the historic Philipsburg Mining District.

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