The two groups of fifteen crown granted mineral claims known as the Three Jays group of eight claims and the Monitor group of seven claims (the “Crown Grants”) along with the surrounding eighteen cell mineral claims are collectively known as the Nahmint Property (“Nahmint” or the “Property”) which together forms a large, contiguous, early stage copper +/-gold-silver-zinc-molybdenum-tellurium exploration property located along sheltered tidewaters of southern Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.

Mineral rights to the roughly 8,000 hectare property are held 100% by Nahminto Resources Ltd. The Property geology consists of a flat-lying sequence of layered rocks of Triassic to Jurassic age, including Karmutsen volcanics, Quatsino limestone, Parson Bay volcanics and sediments, and LeMare Lake volcanics. These layered rocks have been intruded and domed from beneath by a batholith or large sill of Jurassic Island Intrusive granodiorite and related stocks and dikes. Steeply-dipping, northwest-trending faults have deformed and offset the layered and intrusive rocks both vertically and horizontally.

This represents the ideal geological setting on Vancouver Island for porphyry copper-gold-molybdenum and related copper, iron and gold skarn deposits.