
Company: West Mining Corp.
Website: https://www.westminingcorp.ca/
WKN: A3EXTV
ISIN: CA9546062089
Sector: Commodities
Current price: €0.15
Price target: €1.20 by 31.12.2024

THE KENA PROJECT
The Kena Project “Golden Arc”
- Located in the historic „Golden Arc“ in the southeast of British Columbia
- Several historic small gold mines where gold was formerly produced
- Several large geochemical gold and copper anomalies
- Strong geophysical trends coinciding with the gold and copper zones
- Potential for further discoveries and expansion of the known zones
The KENA PROJECT comprises three adjacent properties:
Kena, Daylight and Athabasca
Current resource estimate for the Kena Project
- 2,770,000 ounces of gold in the inferred category
- 561,000 ounces of gold in the indicated category
- Effective as of 3 May 2021
- Completed by the independent qualified person Sue Bird, P.Eng., of Moose Mountain Technical Services.
Highlights of the Kena Project
- Over 8,000 hectares, consisting of the Kena, Daylight and Athabasca properties, which extend more than 20 kilometres along a favourable mineralisation belt.
- Fully financed 2021 exploration programme worth USD 2 million
- 39,819.19 metres of diamond drilling in 252 holes
- In the Kena project area, over 90 intersections with values exceeding 5.0 g/t Au over intervals of more than 2.0 m were found in drill core.
- Gold values from historic drill sections range from trace amounts up to 240.07 g/t Au over 1.23 m and 172.10 g/t Au over 2 m.
- Large, barely explored copper-gold porphyry targets at the southern end of the property
- Several historic mining sites and smaller past gold-silver-copper occurrences
- Excellent infrastructure
- Paved highway and power line run through the property
- Nearby rail and gas lines
- Numerous hydroelectric power plants within a 40-kilometre radius
- Good service and supply centres on site
- Local workforce
- 65 kilometres on paved road to Teck’s Trail smelter
- Forestry roads and clearing blocks across the entire property
- In a geopolitically stable and accessible mining region in the southeast of British Columbia, Canada.

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JUNKER PROJECT
Junker Project
The Junker property is located in the Toodoggone District in the Canadian province of British Columbia, known as the „Golden Horseshoe“, a part of the world-famous Golden Triangle in the Omineca/Liard mining area.
The property area lies beneath marine sedimentary and volcanic rock from the Lower to Middle Jurassic period and is part of the Hazelton Group. It was first identified in 1995 by the Regional Geochemical Survey (RGS) of the British Columbia Geological Survey. A silt sample from the stream draining the basin in the central part of the Junker claim returned a gold content of 175 parts per billion (parts gold, Au).
A 2004 exploration programme consisting of field sampling produced the following results:
- Underground pyrite quartz veins yielded 0.1 percent copper and 1.08 grams of gold per tonne (sample 151405, ARIS 27637).
- A dacitic underground sample containing thin quartz veins with pyrite returned 0.2 percent lead and 8.64 grams of silver per tonne (sample 151401, ARIS 27637). This sample was found about 500 metres east of sample 151405.
- Several other float samples on the Junker property returned gold contents between 1 and 4.1 grams per tonne in 2004 (ARIS 27637).
The property exhibits a magnetic high and low signature as well as a first vertical derivative anomaly and a dextral fault running through the property. It is known that gold mineralisation is mainly controlled by post-collisional dextral strike-slip faulting.

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SPANISH MOUNTAIN GOLDCAMP
Spanish Mountain Goldcamp
Consisting of 4 promising mineral occurrences spanning over 1,000 hectares in the Spanish Mountain Gold Camp. Parts of the property included land beneath the GAP, CEDAR CREEK and Jun 11 occurrences.
Locally, cherts mixed with fine-grained andesite tuff and shale contain pyrite. In 1984, a pyrite-rich sample (6306) returned 1.08 grams of gold per tonne (ARIS 12778), and in the immediate vicinity former pits, trenches and a collapsed adit exposed a 6-metre-wide quartz vein in shale. In 1984, samples returned 0.5 to 0.7 grams of gold per tonne and 10 to 20 grams of silver per tonne (ARIS12778). In 2003, samples returned up to 0.245 grams of gold per tonne and 0.103 percent copper (assessment report 27245).
Similar mineralisation was also reported in former pits on the south side of Cedar Creek. In 1984, samples returned up to 0.54 grams of gold per tonne (ARIS 12778).
Management | West Mining Corp.
The company has an excellent management board capable of tapping the capital market even in difficult times:
Nader Vatanchi, CEO and Director
Mr. Vatanchi has more than a decade of experience in finance, starting at Edward Jones and IG Wealth Management in 2012, where he spent a total of six years before selling his business to pursue his entrepreneurial goals. Mr. Vatanchi graduated from Simon Fraser University with a Bachelor of Arts in Criminology. He is currently CEO and director of a number of publicly listed companies.
Natascha Tsai, Chief Financial Officer
Ms. Tsai, CPA, CA, is Managing Director at Malaspina Consultants Inc. She has been a Senior Advisor and CFO at companies across a wide variety of industries. Natasha specialises in the areas of financial operations and corporate performance. Prior to 2012, Natasha was CFO of a junior mining company and Corporate Controller of an early-stage company in the energy sector. Natasha is a graduate of the Sauder School of Business at UBC and received her designation as a Chartered Accountant in 2007. She is also a former Co-Chair of the Young CA Forum at the Institute of Chartered Accountants of BC.
Ash Misquith, Director
Ashish (Ash) Misquith has extensive experience in business development and start-ups. He has invested in several private and publicly listed companies and IPOs (initial public offerings). He is the founder of Swiftgrade, an artificial intelligence (AI) application that enables teachers to grade students in a timely and efficient manner. Mr. Misquith is an advocate of continuing education and a former semi-professional tennis player.
Lawrence Hay, Director
Mr. Hay has extensive experience in providing corporate development services and consulting to clients in the private and public sectors, particularly in the battery resources industry. After Mr. Hay obtained his Red Seal certification in 2012, he developed a strong interest in the lithium market due to the growing demand for electric vehicles. Mr. Hay is currently a director of Spey Resources Corp (CSE: SPEY) and Oberon Uranium Corp (CSE:OBRN).

Company: West Mining Corp.
Website: https://www.westminingcorp.ca/
WKN: A3EXTV
ISIN: CA9546062089
Sector: Commodities
Current price: €0.15
Price target: €1.20 by 31.12.2024
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