Buyer Group - BYRG STOCK NEWS

Buyer Group International (OTC PINK:BYRG) has completed its Phase 1b soil sampling and geological mapping program at the Shambhala Project in Albany County, Wyoming. The program, conducted from June to September 2024, collected over 150 samples on a systematic 300 x 300 ft grid across priority target areas.

Key findings include elevated concentrations of PGEs (approximately 10x average crustal level) and base metals in multiple zones, particularly north of the No. 71 adit and southern claims area. The detailed geological mapping identified multiple structural features and lithological contacts, expanding known mineralization corridors.

The company plans to integrate Phase 1b data with historical exploration and recent geophysical surveys to determine high-priority drill targets for the upcoming Phase 2 program, scheduled for Q3 2025, subject to permitting and funding.

Buyer Group International (OTC PINK:BYRG), a junior miner focused on the Shambhala Project in Wyoming's New Rambler Mining District, has released a new video titled 'Unearthing History: A Descent into the Joker Mine.' The video explores the historical Joker Mine shaft, providing viewers with an inside look at this historical mining site. The company's Shambhala Project encompasses approximately 2.65 square miles of mineral rights in Albany County, Wyoming. CEO David Bryant invites shareholders and interested parties to watch the documentary-style exploration of the mine's history from its early operations to abandonment.

Buyer Group International, Inc. (OTC PINK:BYRG) has announced promising results from a USGS aeromagnetic survey conducted in spring and summer 2023 for its Shambhala Project in the New Rambler Mining District, Albany County, Wyoming. The survey revealed significant magnetic anomalies that align with the area's geological history and the company's exploration model, suggesting potential for heavily mineralized deposits.

Key highlights include:

• Three distinct magnetic anomalies identified, indicating potential zones for platinum group elements, copper, cobalt, and other minerals
• Correlation between anomalies and known geological structures increases likelihood of successful targeted drilling
• Company plans to proceed with an IP (induced polarization) survey to further examine the magnetic anomalies at depth and provide legitimate drilling targets

CEO David Bryant expressed confidence in the exploration approach based on these findings. The company aims to engage with stakeholders as exploration progresses.

Buyer Group International announced the cancellation of 1.05 billion shares, reducing total outstanding common shares by 12%. This move aims to increase shareholder value. The reduction includes 100 million free-trading shares, cutting the float by over 542 million shares since last year. Previous cancellations include 75 million shares in May 2024 and sizable reductions in January, December, and April 2023. CEO Dave Bryant stated that this aligns with the company's long-term commitment to enhancing shareholder value and reducing outside influence. Future updates include major permitting decisions and survey findings related to Project Shambhala.

Buyer Group International (OTC PINK: BYRG) will be featured in an interview on JRC StockTalk Live Stream on June 6, 2024. The interview will cover the company's efforts to reduce outstanding shares and enhance shareholder value. Key figures such as CEO Dave Bryant and Lead Geologist Justin Mistikawy will discuss the revitalization of the historic New Rambler Mine in Albany, Wyoming, which is central to Project Shambhala, BYRG's primary copper and PGM exploration initiative. The company will also outline its operational plans and goals for the upcoming mining season, including the start of the permitting process and maiden drilling program. The event will be interactive, allowing attendees to ask questions in real-time, with an archived webcast available later.

Buyer Group International, Inc. appoints Dr. Michael Curran as the new Head of Environmental Sustainability at Project Shambhala in Wyoming. Dr. Curran, a renowned ecologist, brings expertise in reclamation and restoration, with a focus on environmental stewardship. The decision to expand the BYRG team follows successful exploration efforts in 2023, uncovering significant geochemical anomalies near Shambhala #71 adit.

Buyer Group International, Inc. (BYRG) announces the 2024 Underground Exploration Plan for Project Shambhala, focusing on geologic mapping and diamond core drilling in the Shambhala 71 adit. Groundhog Mining & Milling Co., will conduct the drilling, aiming to recover 50-100 feet of core per shift over 20-30 days. The purpose is to follow mylonitic foliation and shear zones for hydrothermal alteration and vein PGE mineralization.

Buyer Group International, Inc. (BYRG) unveils the 2024 Surface Exploration Plan for Project Shambhala, revealing geologic anomalies in the Shambhala Project claims area near Albany, WY. The plan includes detailed analyses of rock and soil samples, with a focus on multi-element, gold, and platinum group element assays. The identified anomalies will undergo further investigation through Phase 1B sampling and mapping activities to enhance precision and geologic interpretations. CEO Dave Bryant emphasizes the commitment to unlocking hidden potential at Project Shambhala while prioritizing responsible stewardship and innovative exploration methods.

Buyer Group International, Inc. (BYRG) signs three official agreements with new board members for Project Shambhala in Wyoming, anticipating a record season of work. The project covers 2.65 square miles of mineral rights in the New Rambler Mining District.