MISSION 

Create a sustainable, high margin, low CAPEX/OPEX desert placer gold mining operation, by taking advantage of record high gold prices and applying best mining practices, hiring a dedicated team of people and identifying and mining pay zones within the alluvial gold deposits on GDG’s mining claims. 

VALUES THROUGH COMMITMENT 

To operate and conduct business in a safe and environmentally responsible manner, to include mitigation measures to protect desert wildlife and habitat, using all electric and/or hybrid pick up trucks, and California Air Resources Board (CARB) compliant equipment as required under California law, with the goal of reducing our habitat disturbance and carbon footprint. 

Maximize returns for our employees and shareholders by bringing a "can-do attitude" to the workplace on a daily basis, and measuring our performance with data and metrics. 

To ensure productive and ethical working relationships by maintaining transparency up and down the organizational structure, as well as with federal, state, and local agencies with a commitment to benefiting the local communities. 

Continue to evaluate and develop opportunities in the minerals exploration and mining sector as appropriate. 

Giving back to the local community we operate in through various streams including employment, charitable contributions, and local investments. 

PROJECT LOCATION  

• Project is located in the historical mining area of Randsburg, California and is part of the Historical Rand Mining District;
• Approximately 2 hours drive and 130 miles northeast of Los Angeles, between the towns of Kramer and Ridgecrest;
• Access via U.S. Route 395 through Randsburg, Atolia, and Johannesburg (aka Joburg) townships.

LOCATION DETAILS

• GDG has been issued exclusive mineral rights to 37 Placer Mining claims totaling 2,519 acres and 3 Mill Site claims totaling 13 acres by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) subject to annual maintenance fees;
• GDG owns 100 acres of private property in the form of 6 patented lode mining claims known as the St. Elmo Mine discovered in 1895.
• Access to all areas of the claims is very good, with Federal dirt and sealed roads, as well as state and local roads. Local fuel available in Johannesburg;
• Production scale, non-potable water, is available through our existing Mill Site claims, or to be purchased from the Rand Communities Water District (nearby all claims), or we can drill new wells on the Mill Site claims. 

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