Labrador Gold - Shift To A Hybrid Mining/Investment Issuer & First Strategic Investment

In this KE Report update, we speak with Roger Moss, President & CEO of Labrador Gold (TSX.V:LAB - OTCQX:NKOSF - FSE:2N6) , and Ian Bliss, President & CEO of Northern Shield Resources (TSX.V:NRN), to discuss Labrador Gold’s strategic shift toward a hybrid mining and investment issuer and its first investment under this model.

Labrador Gold has deployed $1 million into Northern Shield Resources, gaining exposure to an early-stage but highly prospective gold–silver–copper–tellurium project in Newfoundland, while continuing to advance its own exploration assets.

Key discussion points:

• Hybrid mining–investment model - Labrador Gold outlines how it plans to balance direct exploration with strategic equity investments.
  
  
• Capital position & investment focus - With ~$16M in cash, the company targets high-quality projects in strong jurisdictions, with emphasis on gold, copper, and critical metals.
  
  
• Why Northern Shield - A science-driven exploration approach and an underexplored Newfoundland project hosting gold, silver, copper, and tellurium.
  
  
• Near-term work & drilling plans - Northern Shield outlines upcoming geophysics and a planned 2026 drill program at the Root & Cellar Project.
  
  

Please email me with any questions for Roger or Ian. My email address is Fleck@kereport.com.

 

Click here to visit the Labrador Gold website to learn more about the Company.

 

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