Great Pacific Gold Corp

Focused Gold and Copper Resource Development

Exploring dominant land positions in highly prospective areas of Papua New Guinea and Victoria, Australia

Corporate Overview

Great Pacific Gold is focused on developing gold and copper resources through the execution of well thought out exploration programs on its extensive land packages in Papua New Guinea and Victoria, Australia.

At a Glance

Papua New Guinea

Great Pacific Gold owns the Wild Dog Project on the island of New Britian, PNG. Wild Dog is a brownfield exploration project with prior shallow drilling and a small scale historical open pit gold operation. Current exploration is expected to target a 26km long structural corridor with both epithermal vein targets and porphyry copper-gold underlying the epithermal systems. Also in Papua New Guinea, the Company is actively exploring the Arau and Kesar Projects, located to the south and north of K92 Mining’s Kainantu Gold Mine in the Eastern Highlands province.

Australia

Great Pacific Gold owns the Lauriston and Walhalla projects in the state of Victoria, Australia. The Lauriston project is located on the southern extension of the Fosterville Goldfield Belt and is adjacent to Agnico Eagle’s Fosterville mine and tenements. Lauriston contains the Comet-Trojan target, a 4.5km long epizonal orogenic system; the discovery hole at Comet intersected 8m at 105 g/t gold. Meanwhile, the Walhalla project consists of over 1,400km2 and contains two high priority targets: Pinnacles, where extensive soil geochemistry has highlighted a 400m x 1,100m gold mineralized aplitic dyke which contains disseminated sulphides and outcrops at surface and Cohens Reef, a historic mine that produced ~1.5Moz @ 33 g/t Au where expansion potential exists both along adjacent parallel structures and at depth.

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