Webinar: Golden Goliath Resources by FTMIG Events

About This Webinar

Join us as we sit down for a virtual company update with President, Director, and CEO J. Paul Sorbara and Gordon Mackay Expert Geologist.

The company has news to discuss and are excited to share details of their most recent private placement opportunity available for investment.

About Golden Goliath Resources:

Golden Goliath Resources Ltd. is has recently acquired and is in preparation to explore four rare earth element (REE) properties in Quebec. In addition to the Ernest prospect that was acquired by option during the winter, Golden acquired by staking Victory 21, Bedard, and Citadelle all with promising geology and anomalous Rare Earth Element values in lake sediments and limited rock sampling. All four properties are within 50 km of the Manicouagan impact crater which may have some relation to the anomalous Rare Earth Element values. Along with highly prospective metamorphic and igneous complexes, our Manicouagan project has excellent infrastructure with hydro power facilities and access with highway 389 splitting the properties and secondary access provided by recent forestry activities. The anomalous values are from lake sediment sampling and limited rock sampling conducted by the Ministère des Ressources naturelles et des Forêts. The properties cover areas with anomalous values in key REEs; Cerium, Lantanum, Neodymium, Praseodymium, Vanadium, and Rubidium. Many of the other REEs show elevated values. Golden Goliath is planning feet on the ground exploration July and August 2023 to determine best options for a comprehensive exploration program.

Golden Goliath Resources Ltd.is also exploring two 100% owned gold properties in Ontario. The Wish Ore property is located about 50 miles north of Sault Ste Marie and has excellent road access off the Trans-Canada highway. The Kwai property lies in the Red Lake District just south of the former Great Bear Resources property which was recently acquired by Kinross.

Golden Goliath Resources also owns the San Timoteo silver and gold property located in Uruachic Mining district in Chihuahua Mexico. The former producing San Martin mine lies within the Company’s 100% owned San Timoteo property. San Martin hosts numerous levels of old workings including the 500 level which is the lowest adit level, this adit which hosts three well mineralized zone is 500 metres long and 3 to 4 metres in diameter. Exploration drilling needs to be done beneath this level to follow these zones to depth.

In addition, the Company holds NSR royalties on seven surrounding properties which the Company sold to Fresnillo PLC, one of the words largest mining properties. Fresnillo wanted the San Timoteo property as well, but Golden Goliath retained it. A large house/office in the nearby town is also owned by Golden Goliath.

J. Paul Sorbara

President, Director, and CEO

Mr. Sorbara, President of the Company, completed his M.Sc. at the University of Toronto in 1979, studying collapsed caldera structures in Canada’s Northwest Territories. Following graduation, he conducted Caldera Reconnaissance Programs for Cominco Ltd. in both British Columbia and the Sierra Madre Occidental range in Northern Mexico, spending a number of years in Cominco’s Guadalajara office. Changes in the foreign investment laws made investment in Mexico feasible, and Mr. Sorbara was one of the first Canadians to go there. With help from his numerous Mexican geological contacts, he started his own private Mexican exploration company, Minera Delta S.A. de C.V. which after eight years he took public as Golden Goliath Resources Ltd.

Gordon MacKay

P. Geo, Exploration Manager

Gordon MacKay

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Mr. MacKay is a Professional Geoscientist who has over 25 years experience working in
all aspects of mineral exploration and development from exploration technology research
to mine closure and reclamation. He led the exploration team that discovered the
Brewery Creek deposit in the Yukon, leading the project until development. He
conducted research into geochemical exploration technologies for gold, publishing
papers on fine sediment geochemistry and the use of moss mats as sample medium.

Starting in 1998 he created the mineral policy framework for Nunavut, Canada’s newest
territory, establishing the Canada-Nunavut Geoscience Office,
the Nunavut Prospector Development Program, and the Nunavut Mineral Exploration
and Mining Strategy.
He brought Nunavut to the point of being one of the most attractive mining jurisdictions
in Canada.

As Ontario’s Director of Mines he led all aspects of mineral exploration and mine
regulation, implementing a permitting regime for mineral exploration in Ontario. He
restructured how Ontario reviews mine closure plans bringing an increased level of
technical expertise and credibility.