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A Gold Streaming & Treasury Company

BMV holds interests in two historic gold mines in South Korea — Gubong and Kochang, both located in regions with a rich mining heritage, excellent infrastructure, and strong local services.

Located in Cheongyang County, South Chungcheong Province, around 120 km south of Seoul, Gubong was once South Korea’s second-largest gold producer. The site lies close to the city of Daejeon, with sealed road access, high-voltage power, and abundant water supply. Its coastal position gives it mild winters, and the underground workings remain prospective, with mapped quartz veins indicating untapped potential. 

The Batangas Gold Project covers a 1,160-hectare licence area in the Batangas Province of the Philippines. It holds two 25-year Mineral Production Sharing Agreements (MPSAs), most recently renewed in June 2025.

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Situated in Geochang County, South Gyeongsang Province, approximately 130 km southeast of Gubong, Kochang is a former gold and silver mine known for its parallel vertical ore veins — a style generally simpler and more economical to mine. The site is accessible year-round via sealed roads despite experiencing colder, snowy winters. Exploration has identified multiple veins and potential extensions along strike and at depth.

Both projects are within a few kilometres of nearby towns and less than 10 km from larger cities with full government, safety, and emergency services. They sit in a humid continental climate with warm, wet summers and dry winters, providing favourable working conditions for much of the year.

The project contains a JORC-compliant inferred and indicated resource of 445,000 ounces of gold. The initial planned mining footprint is just 2.6 hectares, designed to support a low-cost and environmentally sustainable operation. 

While the project is now operated by a local partner, BMV retains a net profit interest in perpetuity over the life of the mine, plus additional milestone royalty payments linked to gold sales. 

Within the licence area is the Lobo prospect, where the current focus is on developing small-scale production targeting up to 5,000 ounces per year.

Batangas province lies south of Manila, with established infrastructure, road access, and proximity to ports. The project area is in a tropical climate with year-round access, enabling continuous exploration and development work. 