For exploration partnersLast updated: November 2026Published by Lannister Mining
Lannister Mining welcomes conversations with exploration partners who want to help advance the Basin Gulch gold and silver property in Montana.
The work ahead is clear: confirm historical drill intercepts, expand mineralization that is open at depth and along strike, and test new targets on the roughly two-thirds of the property that is unexplored.
Lannister Mining plans expansion and confirmation drilling of historical intercepts, aimed at a Maiden Mineral Resource Estimate, plus drilling of additional mineralized target areas.
The starting dataset is more than 320 historical drill holes and trench sampling. Year-round access from Philipsburg helps with scheduling field programs.
The property combines a large historical dataset with unexplored ground. Its patented core gives land certainty where the known mineralization sits, and 53 unpatented claims extend the package to 1,107 hectares.
The team includes geologists and executives with experience advancing precious-metals projects, including two directors who are professional geologists.
| Workstream | Goal | Starting point |
|---|---|---|
| Confirmation drilling | Verify historical grades and widths | 320+ historical drill holes |
| Expansion drilling | Extend mineralization at depth and along strike | Mineralization open in multiple directions |
| Regional exploration | Find new targets | About two-thirds of the property unexplored |
| Resource estimation | Maiden Mineral Resource Estimate | Historical and new data combined |
Review the project facts
Read the property, drilling and claims pages on this site.
Read the investor presentation
It sets out the company view of the project in full.
Write to the company
Send a short note on your interest to IR@lannistermining.com.
Part of our guide to Lannister Mining among mineral exploration companies in the USA and the Basin Gulch project.
Short answers here. Every question links to the full Basin Gulch FAQ.
Yes. Lannister Mining wants to attract new exploration partners for Basin Gulch. The property offers more than 320 historical drill holes, near-surface gold-silver mineralization, and two-thirds of its area still unexplored. Partners can review the project facts on this site and the investor presentation, then contact investor relations to discuss.
Based on Lannister Mining's stated plans, the main work is expansion and confirmation drilling of historical intercepts, testing additional mineralized target areas within the property, and gathering data for a Maiden Mineral Resource Estimate. Specific roles and terms are set by the company, so ask investor relations for details.
The historical record includes more than 320 drill holes and trench results with gold and silver grades over measured lengths. Lannister Mining's materials also include property and drilling maps. This site summarizes only published highlights, so partners should ask the company about access to the full dataset.
Yes. Lannister Mining describes year-round access from Philipsburg, Montana on paved and well-maintained gravel roads, with Butte about one hour away. Year-round access can let exploration programs run beyond a short summer season, which is a common constraint at remote projects.
A maiden mineral resource estimate is a project's first formal estimate of the tonnes and grade of mineralization, prepared by a qualified person under a reporting standard such as S-K 1300 or NI 43-101. Lannister Mining states that historical drilling and new work programs will be used in a future Maiden Mineral Resource Estimate for Basin Gulch.
Lannister Mining lists its office at 1500 - 1055 West Georgia Street, Vancouver, BC, Canada V6E 4N7, while its Basin Gulch project is in west-central Montana. Investor relations, led by Ken Cotiamco, can be reached at 604-687-7130 or IR@lannistermining.com for project questions.
Lannister Mining investor relations: Ken Cotiamco, 604-687-7130, IR@lannistermining.com
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