Providence Gold Mines

Investor Insight

Providence Gold Mines offers investors a rare opportunity to participate in a fully permitted California gold project with immediate exploration upside and a pathway to production. With a strong geological setting, lean capital structure and proven leadership, Providence is positioned to deliver shareholder value in a rising gold market.

Overview

Providence Gold Mines (TSXV:PHD,OTC:PRRVF) is a Canadian junior gold company focused on advancing its flagship La Dama de Oro project, a fully permitted, turnkey gold property with the rare combination of near-term production potential and significant exploration upside.

Providence is strategically positioned to benefit from the current gold bull market by prioritizing cash flow generation over long lead-time exploration. The project’s low-sulfide, easy-to-process mineralization supports a cost-effective development pathway using simple gravity recovery methods.

The company is led by president and CEO Ronald Coombes, who brings decades of experience in advancing exploration-stage assets into significant value opportunities. Supported by a lean capital structure (~63 million shares outstanding, as of October 2025) and a commitment to minimizing dilution, Providence Gold offers investors an attractive balance of near-term production potential, geological discovery potential and disciplined capital management.

Company Highlights

• Fully permitted, turnkey project: La Dama de Oro gold property in California has secured EPA, water and mill site permits, enabling rapid execution toward potential production.
• Near-term cash flow focus: Strategy to move into production rather than remain solely an explorer.
• Scale Potential: Modern exploration potential; never been systematically drilled or scientifically evaluated.
• Low-sulfide, simple processing: Crushing, grinding, gravity separation process; avoids more complex/expensive methods.
• Exploration plan: Underground channel samples, soil geochemistry and geophysics to fast-track targeting.
• Compelling geology and location: Within the Eastern California Shear Zone/San Andreas structural corridor; historical production area.
• Tight capital structure: 63 million shares outstanding (as of October 2025) and limited debt, minimizing dilution risk for investors

Key Project

La Dama de Oro Gold Property

Providence has entered into an option agreement to acquire 100 percent of La Dama de Oro gold property, a historic gold mine located in California’s Silver Mountain mining district. The property lies within the Eastern California La Dama de Oro Shear Zone , a highly prospective geological setting for structurally controlled, low-sulfidation epithermal gold-silver vein systems. With a 6,000-foot strike vein system, open along strike and at depth, La Dama de Oro also offers blue-sky upside through modern exploration. Channel sampling, soil geochemistry and geophysics are planned to be soon underway, with an NI 43-101 technical report recently completed.

Project Highlights

• Geology: Multi-phase quartz veining and hydrothermal alteration along the La Dama de Oro Fault, with known veins up to 4.5 feet wide and open along strike.
  Exploration stage: Early exploration with an NI 43-101 technical report completed, confirming the project’s potential, though no current resource estimate is defined.
• Fully permitted: Turnkey project with EPA, water and mill site permits secured, and approved exploration program including bulk sampling, enabling rapid advancement toward potential production.
• Option agreement: Over four years, Providence will issue 4.5 million shares and commit $770,000 in exploration expenditures to secure 100 percent ownership.

Management Team

Ronald A. Coombes – President, CEO & Director

Ronald Coombes brings over 25 years of experience in mineral exploration and project development. He has successfully managed multiple mining ventures, including a molybdenum project that grew from a $1.5 million to $288 million market cap in just 12 months. Throughout his career, Coombes has reviewed and assessed over 100 mining projects across Canada, the US and Mexico, specializing in fundraising, acquisitions and early-stage resource development.

Lee Groat – Qualified Person

Dr. Lee Groat is a professor of Earth Science at the University of British Columbia. He has a Bachelor of Science (Honors in Geology) degree from Queen’s University, a PhD from University of Manitoba, and was a NATO postdoctoral fellow at Cambridge University. In 1999, Groat was awarded the Young Scientist Medal of the Mineralogical Association of Canada, and in 2003, he was elected a fellow of the Mineralogical Society of America. In 2009, a newfound mineral was named after Groat, Groatite NaCaMn2+2(PO4)[PO3(OH)]2. Groat is a past-president of the Mineralogical Association of Canada and former co-editor and current editor of The Canadian Mineralogist. In 2019, he received the Leonard G. Berry Medal for distinguished service to the Mineralogical Association of Canada. Groat is an independent director of Strategic Metals (CVE:SMD) and Terra CO2 Technologies, a private company.

Mark Payne– Registered Geologist

Mark Payne is a registered geologist in the State of California and has worked almost exclusively in the Mother Lode Belt with over 45 years of experience. Payne’s expertise is in structurally controlled lode gold mineralization, with extensive experience in active underground gold mining, greenfields and brownfields exploration. He has worked on over 50 distinct lode gold projects along the California Mother-Lode gold belt.

Richard Todd – Director

Richard Todd graduated with the professional degree of Engineer of Mines (EM). With over 50 years of experience from Australia for the first 25 years of his career and then to California, he has a wealth of experience in the industry and has gained much knowledge in the Motherlode belt.