JNC Signs Definitive Share Exchange Agreement With RooGold, Launches Financing and Thanks Dr. Chris Wilson and Dr. Quinton Hennigh for Introducing RooGold
JNC Resources Inc. (CSE:JNC, OTC PINK:JNCCF, FSE:5VH) has signed a definitive Share Exchange Agreement with RooGold Inc. to acquire nine past producing and exploratory properties in New South Wales, Australia. This deal aims to enhance JNC's Australian portfolio and establish a strong land position in the region. The Company is also launching a non-brokered private placement of up to CAD $5 million to fund exploration activities. The newly acquired properties have historical high-grade gold and silver production, and JNC plans to initiate focused exploration programs soon.
- Acquisition of nine past producing and exploratory properties adds significant value.
- Private placement of up to CAD $5 million will fund exploration programs.
- High historical production grades of up to 384 g/t Au and 1,200 g/t Ag indicate strong mineral potential.
- Presence of Robert Eadie on the Board brings extensive experience in resource company management.
- Consolidation of shares may lead to short-term investor dilution.
- Historical properties may pose exploration risks due to previously limited modern exploration.
- Success of exploration efforts remains uncertain and dependent on various factors.
VANCOUVER, BC / ACCESSWIRE / July 8, 2021 / JNC Resources Inc. (CSE:JNC)(OTC PINK:JNCCF)(FSE:5VH) ("JNC" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that, further to its May 19, 2021 news release, the Company has now signed a definitive Share Exchange Agreement with RooGold Inc. ("RooGold"). The acquisition of these nine (9) past producing and exploratory properties (the "Properties") in the State of New South Wales ("NSW") Australia, will complement the Company's existing Australian portfolio, creating a NSW focused company with a dominant land position. The Company is also pleased to launch a non-brokered private placement of up to
Definitive Share Exchange Agreement with RooGold Inc.
The Share Exchange Agreement provides that JNC will carry out a two-for-one consolidation ("Consolidation") of its issued and outstanding shares immediately prior to closing of the transaction, to issue twenty million (20,000,000) post-Consolidation common shares ("Shares") to RooGold on closing ("Closing") (which will be distributed to its 20+ shareholders) with seventy-five percent (
Also, upon Closing, Robert Eadie, CEO of RooGold, will join the Board of Directors of JNC. Robert Eadie has been involved as a director and CEO of publicly listed companies for over 25 years, raising over
Launch of CAD
As previously announced, the Company has commenced a non-brokered private placement of up to
Australian Property Portfolio
Properties being acquired from RooGold have hosted historical high-grade gold and silver production, but have limited exploration work conducted on them in modern times. The Properties provide diversity in terms of the deposit types and are controlled by renowned regional structures and contacts. One of these structures is the well-recognized Peel-Manning fault system. The Properties have had a combined total of 93 historic precious metals mines and prospects. Highly lucrative production grades of up to 384 g/t Au and 1,200 g/t Ag have been recorded on these historical mines. The Properties represent a very unique proposition: they possess a rare combination of having large exploration potential along with strong indications pointing towards the presence of high-grade mineralization through the significant historical mines and prospects.
Through its planned acquisition of 9 highly prospective gold and silver properties (5 gold and 4 silver) from RooGold, 2 Gold properties from Southern Precious Metals Limited ("SPML") and 2 more Gold properties from Aussie Precious Metals Corp ("APMC"), JNC will have a district scale land package in NSW composing of 13 concessions spanning ~1,380km2 and is home to 137 historic mines and prospects. NSW is prolifically mineralized with multiple metallogenic belts relative to other Australian regions and remains largely unexplored outside of the main camps. The region has a considerable gold endowment exceeding 100 Moz and silver endowment exceeding 1Boz.
Focused and De-Risked Exploration Program
JNC's NSW exploration will be centered on highly focused and priority driven work programs. The initial focus will remain on the three properties located on the Peel Manning Fault - Trilby, Lorne, and Gold Belt. The Peel-Manning Fault system is a crustal scale structure that is strongly gold mineralized along its 350 km strike length. The Peel Manning fault hosts highly attractive Listwanite associated gold deposits. These regional structures are fundamental to high-grade mineral deposit formations and are thus highly prospective. Underexplored and highly prospective fault systems such as Peel Manning are now being recognized by major gold producers. Newmont recently staked a 1,200km2 land package covering 125 km strike length of a parallel structure, 30 km to the east of the Peel Manning Fault Zone.
With the completion of the Financing, JNC plans on conducting further pre-drilling exploration on the properties throughout the latter half of 2021 by engaging in historical data compilation, remote data acquisition and target generation, reconnaissance mapping, rock-chip grab sampling, deposit modelling, and drill planning. In 2022, JNC intends on conducting 5,000m of angled reverse circulation drilling. JNC will continue to further review its projects through mapping and sampling of high priority targets, reconnaissance mapping and sampling of remaining projects, project ranking and target generation.
"With the support and assistance of advisors and key shareholders such as Dr. Chris Wilson and Dr. Quinton Hennigh, we have significantly expanded our land holdings in New South Wales with these nine highly prospective pasts producing properties" stated CEO, Michael Mulberry. "In conjunction with our recent acquisition of SPML and the impending transaction with APMC, this perfectly positions JNC to be a NSW exploration powerhouse commanding highly mineralized properties where a world class geological team will consistently execute a series of carefully crafted work programs to optimize our pathway to maiden resources"
About JNC Resources Inc.
JNC is a North American-based junior venture mineral exploration company with a goal to develop under-explored properties and benefit from deal flow generated by strategic partnerships and growth opportunities. JNC has an option agreement with Great Basin Resources to acquire
For further information please contact:
Michael Mulberry
T: 778-855-5001
info@jncresources.com
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