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Gold-Copper Power Play
TSX-V: ROCK | OTCQB: TRDTF
Newly Consolidated Junior Unlocking
High-Grade Gold & Copper
in Saskatchewan, Canada
With Drills Mobilizing and Multiple Historical Resources in Sight, This C$18M Explorer is Set for a Catalyst-Rich 2025-26
FLAGSHIP CONTACT LAKE GOLD PROJECT, CANADA, SET FOR MAIDEN DRILL PROGRAM
Phase-1 Drilling Targeted for Summer 2025
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With gold trading near all-time highs well above US$3,300 an ounce and copper surging toward record highs above US$5 per pound, newly restructured Canadian explorer Trident Resources Corp. (TSX-V: ROCK)(OTCQB: TRDTF) is targeting high-grade gold and copper assets in one of Canada’s richest underexplored greenstone belts.
Born from the recent three-way merger of Rockridge Resources, MAS Gold, and Eros Resources, Trident Resources (“ROCK”) now controls 100% of three advanced-stage exploration projects — Contact Lake, Greywacke Lake, and Knife Lake — all located within the prolific La Ronge Gold Belt of Saskatchewan, Canada. In total, the projects host over 1.2 million ounces of gold in historical resources.
With a strong treasury (~C$8M working capital at June 2025), a tightly held share structure, and multiple historical resource targets, Trident Resources is preparing to drill aggressively this summer starting with a 5,000-meter program at the past-producing Contact Lake gold mine.
CEO Jon Wiesblatt — whom you’re about to meet shortly in our exclusive interview coming right up — calls it the “initial step” in unlocking the belt’s wider regional potential.
With a sub-C$20M market cap, early-stage speculators could be positioning just as the ROCK/TRDTF story starts to unfold via the drill-bit.
Key Catalyst
Flagship Contact Lake Gold Project: Maiden Drilling at High-Grade Past Producer
At the heart of ROCK’s gold strategy is the flagship Contact Lake Project — a past-producing, high-grade gold exploration asset in Saskatchewan’s underexplored La Ronge Gold Belt — where drills are set to turn for the first time in years.
Positioned at the intersection of three major geological domains within the belt’s Reindeer Zone, the project includes four key deposits — Contact Lake, Preview SW, Preview North, and North Lake — plus the advanced-stage Point Lake Target.
Previous drilling confirmed mineral continuity and identified new zones with large sections of the Contract Lake deposit remaining untested.
Permits are now in hand for an aggressive 5,000-meter summer drill program targeting two key zones: the historic Contact Lake mine site (~3,800 meters planned) and the Preview SW gold deposit (~1,200 meters planned).
Both targets host significant historical gold resources and both are located within Trident’s 100%-owned Contact Lake Property — a 34,800 acre land package that includes the four aforementioned deposits and the advanced-stage Point Lake target.
Between 1994 and 1998, the Contact Lake Mine produced over 188,000 ounces of gold from roughly 1 million tonnes of ore at an average grade of 6.16 g/t Au and a 95% mill recovery.
It’s important to keep in mind that, during that period, gold was languishing below US$300 an ounce. Today, the yellow metal is trading many multiples higher near all-time highs above US$3K per ounce.
According to a 1999 report by previous operator Cameco, seven gold-bearing resource blocks — totaling 47,738 ounces — were left unmined.
The ROCK team believes the main deposit area at the Contact Lake mine site, which remains open along strike and at depth, offers significant expansion potential supported by existing underground infrastructure and compelling historical drill data, including both bulk-tonnage and high-grade intercepts.
Following the planned 3,800 meters at the Contract Lake mine site, drilling will immediately shift to the Preview SW deposit, which hosts a 2022 historical resource of 273,000 ounces Au Indicated and 263,000 ounces Au Inferred — both grading around 1.5 g/t Au — with strong potential for resource expansion.
To recap, ~5,000 meters are planned for Contact Lake:
- ~3,800 meters at the Contact Lake mine site; slated to commence in July/August 2025
- ~1,200 meters at Preview SW to follow immediately thereafter
With accessible roads, nearby powerlines, and a fully funded exploration and drilling program about to launch, ROCK is aiming to deliver a rerate opportunity for investors as it works to validate, expand, and modernize these historical deposits via the drill-bit in one of Canada’s most prospective but overlooked gold districts.
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Greywacke Lake Gold Project
Trident’s Greywacke Lake Gold Project is situated 88 km northeast of La Ronge and 22 km northeast of Missinipe, covering 39,700 acres across 6 mining claims.
The project hosts the Greywacke North Deposit, which boasts:
- A combined open pit and underground Historical Indicated Mineral Resource of 645,000 tonnes averaging 4.9 g/t Au for 101,000 in situ ounces of gold: 600,000 tonnes at 4.89 g/t Au, and 45,000 tonnes at 5.03 g/t Au, respectively.
- Plus, a combined open pit and underground Historical Inferred Mineral Resource of 410,000 tonnes averaging 4.12 g/t Au for 54,000 in situ ounces of gold: 35,000 tonnes at 1.97 g/t Au, and 375,000 tonnes at 4.33 g/t Au, respectively.
Mineralization is concentrated along the 7 km Wacke Trend, which includes multiple targets — Closure Lake, Lyons Zone, Hoover, Wasp Lake, and Shandy Lake — featuring sulfide-rich mineralization and visible gold (VG).
Recent metallurgical work showed that a combined gravity and cyanide leach process would expect to recover 94% of the gold.
Showings indicate continuity of mineralization and highlight strong exploration potential along strike and across multiple prospective zones.
Knife Lake Copper VMS Project
ROCK’s Knife Lake Project is an advanced-stage copper-dominant VMS (Volcanic Massive Sulfide) system located in northeastern Saskatchewan and spanning some 139,700 acres across 82 claims.
The project is situated within the Flin Flon-Snow Lake mining district — one of the most prolific greenstone belts in all of Canada.
The project hosts a near-surface stratabound deposit with an NI 43-101 historical Mineral Resource Estimate.
- Indicated Resources: 3.8 million tonnes (Mt) @ 1.02 % copper equivalent (CuEq).
- Inferred Resources: 7.9 Mt @ 0.67% CuEq.
Over 400 drill holes and recent exploration — including 2021-22 drilling and a VTEM geophysical survey — support the presence of a 4 km mineralized zone with an average width of 300 meters.
Recent drilling at the Knife Lake Deposit returned highlights of 15.9 meters at 1.93% Cu and 2.35% copper equivalent (CuEq).
A 3D geophysical model has identified 15 km of conductive anomalies across favorable stratigraphy offering strong expansion potential; only very limited drilling has occurred below 100 meters depth to-date.
The ROCK team views Knife Lake as a remobilized portion of a presumably larger “primary” VMS deposit with strong discovery potential in and around the main deposit as well as at regional targets across the expansive property — a hallmark of VMS deposits around the globe.
As you’re about to discover in our exclusive interview with Trident CEO Mr. Jon Wiesblatt, the team estimates the property to host ~200 Mlbs Cu at surface with grades ranging between 0.7% and 1%.
With permits secured, drills mobilizing, and multiple historical resource targets set to be tested, Trident Resources (~C$18M market cap; ~C$8M working capital) is positioned for a catalyst-rich second half of 2025 that could significantly advance its impressive Au-Cu project portfolio and unlock meaningful value for early-stage speculators.
Right Metals Mix for 2025 & Beyond
In a world increasingly shaped by geopolitical upheaval, energy instability, and accelerating technological change, it’s becoming clearer by the day: gold and copper are the two cornerstone metals for the next commodity supercycle.
For speculators seeking exposure to the current metals boom, Trident Resources is uniquely positioned in the right metals mix with a strong foundation in high-grade gold and additional leverage to copper.
Gold: The Safe-Haven King Returns
Gold has been on a relentless tear in 2025, recently smashing through the US$3,300 per ounce level as global investors seek shelter from inflation, central bank money-printing, and war-driven instability.
Major institutions — including Bank of America — are now projecting gold could climb as high as US$3,500/oz by year end as geopolitical uncertainty mounts and as confidence in fiat currencies continues to erode.
Meanwhile, central banks are stockpiling gold at a record-breaking pace, buying more than three times the long-term quarterly average.
That’s a signal of strong and sustained global confidence in gold’s long-term value. And it’s why high-grade, gold-dominant projects like ROCK’s Contact Lake and Greywacke Lake projects are increasingly being viewed as strategic assets in a shifting market landscape.
Copper: Electrification’s Essential Metal
Though ROCK’s primary focus is on high-grade gold discovery, the company’s regional exposure to high-grade copper at Knife Lake adds an additional layer of speculative upside as the exploration process advances at the tier-one-hosted project.
Copper is now widely recognized as “THE” essential metal of the global energy transition — from EVs and solar panels to AI data centers and grid upgrades. The world will need hundreds of millions of tonnes of copper by 2050… yet supply is running critically short with permitting timelines stretching a decade or more.
With numerous tailwinds in play, copper appears on-track to test all-time highs above US$5/lb in the coming quarters, reflecting tightening supply amid strong upward market momentum.
That combination of scarcity and necessity is setting the stage for a multi-decade bull run in copper — and Trident’s footprint in the advanced-stage copper-dominant VMS system at Knife Lake offers speculators direct leverage to that trend.
Bottom Line: Gold Dominant, Copper Optionality
In a market chasing both stability and growth, Trident Resources checks all of the pertinent boxes with its dual focus on gold/copper exploration within the tier-one mining district of Saskatchewan, Canada.
With a primary focus on gold at a time when the metal continues to test all-time highs — and with the added benefit of copper exposure in a structurally bullish setup — Trident Resources offers investors a timely, well-balanced opportunity as we enter the second half of 2025.
Exclusive Interview with Trident Resources
CEO Mr. Jon Wiesblatt
As promised, our own Gerardo Del Real of Resource Stock Digest and Junior Resource Monthly sat down with Trident Resources CEO Jon Wiesblatt for a firsthand look at the leadership team driving this early-stage gold-copper explorer forward.
What stood out is the rare combination of capital markets depth and geological expertise — a key ingredient for success in today’s competitive discovery landscape.
Jon Wiesblatt brings over 20 years of institutional investment experience, including roles with Sprott as well as one of Canada’s largest Family Offices. His background in equity research, portfolio management, and capital allocation in both US and Canadian markets positions ROCK to move quickly and strategically as exploration advances.
On the technical side, VP of Exploration Cornell McDowell, P.Geo., has led major drill programs and has helped guide projects from greenfields to resource-stage success.
Strategic Advisor Ron Netolitzky, P.Geo., is credited with a number of Canada’s most significant mineral discoveries, including those at Eskay Creek.
They’re joined by director Ross McElroy, P.Geo., a widely respected geologist with over 35 years of experience and a track record that includes multiple world-class discoveries and a number of prestigious mining industry awards.
Together, the ROCK team brings a proven formula for identifying overlooked opportunities, unlocking value through discovery, and building shareholder value the right way.
Please enjoy our exclusive interview with Trident Resources CEO Mr. Jon Wiesblatt.
Gerardo Del Real: This is Gerardo Del Real with Resource Stock Digest. Joining me today is the CEO of Trident Resources — someone that's familiar to our audience but someone we haven't spoken to publicly in a while — Mr. Jon Wiesblatt.
Jon, it's great to have you back on. We talked off-air for just a bit. I think the timing for an attractive blue sky potential — current resource; copper and gold — is absolutely brilliant. So, welcome back. How have you been?
Jon Wiesblatt: Gerardo, I've been great. Very busy of late trying to put this Trident Resources company together and offer an incredibly attractive opportunity for our existing shareholders and potentially new investors as well. So, I'm doing great and it's wonderful to be back on your program. Thank you so much for having us.
Gerardo Del Real: I love that you're on, and, like I said, I think the timing is perfect. It's perfect for high-grade gold. It's perfect for high-grade copper. It's perfect for being in a great jurisdiction, and it's perfect for resource expansion.
All of those boxes get checked immediately, and I want to get to all of that. But I’d like to start with your background because it's going to be really important in this cycle. When you and I first met about three or four years ago, we were closer to $1,000 gold than $3,000 gold. And we were closer to $3.00 to $3.50 copper than $4.50 to $5.00 copper.
That is no longer the case. And I think your skillset and your background is designed for this part of the cycle. Can you touch on your background a bit, please?
Jon Wiesblatt: Yes, absolutely, Gerardo. I've spent most of my career as an institutional investor here in Toronto, Canada. I ran a number of funds for many years. They were top-down and then bottom-up. I started off my career, really, as a generalist.
Yet, in Canada, when you are running capital, you really need to focus on metals and mines and resources in general just given the makeup and the weightings that it has in the TSX and the overall market. So I’ve had a chance to work with some really brilliant people throughout my career and have become really confident and comfortable investing in the commodity markets.
I would suggest to you that I have not always been a big believer in all commodities. We go through periods where an investor becomes more bullish and other times where they become more bearish. I would suggest to you that over the last five years, I've re-engineered my career and my own personal and professional portfolios to be more exposed to commodities, specifically gold and copper.
I've taken a very constructive view on the US dollar. And we all know that when you have a constructive view on the US dollar and on the bearish side of things, you want to own commodities.
So gold and copper are specifically, for their own independent reasons, two specific resources, which I'm very, very comfortable having greater exposure to. And predecessor company, Rockridge, which was focused on copper, that business was highly focused on consolidating high quality assets in very good jurisdictions for scale.
And I think that Rockridge — previously through the acquisition and transaction with Trident — has done an incredible job finding high quality assets in a very compatible jurisdiction, which is Saskatchewan, Canada, and being exposed and exposing our shareholders to gold prices.
And that's the resulting issuer in Trident. So I started off as a portfolio manager and have moved my way onto the issuer side as a builder and an executive officer.
Gerardo Del Real: Love it. I pride myself on being a simple guy with simple ideas and try to see those through. Let's talk about this story as one story but with two very distinct components to it. I want to start with gold. Can you talk about the gold exposure that Trident provides?
Jon Wiesblatt: Yes, through the merger with MAS Gold and Eros Resources, Trident and Rockridge, Trident is a company now with two highly focused gold projects both in Saskatchewan.
The first project is the Contact Lake Gold Project. It's made up of four deposits. We have the Contact Lake deposit. I'm going to talk about that and isolate that in just a second. We have the Preview deposit, the North Lake deposit. And then, we have the Point Lake target.
These four projects, in addition to the Greywacke Lake Gold project, were all assembled over the last several decades by a brilliant geologist here in Canada. His name is Ron Netolitzky. Ron is very close to our company. He built these companies with the view that there are four very significant geologic domains that all intersect at a certain point, and at that point of intersection is where these gold deposits are located.
This is a very large regional and scalable gold company with two definable gold projects. Within those two projects, there currently exists 1.2 million ounces of historical resource at very good grades. And within the Contact Lake Gold project, one of those projects is a former Cameco producing mine called the Contact Lake Mine.
That particular project, Gerardo, was mined in the early through the late '90s. It produced upwards of 200,000 ounces of gold at a 6 to 7 gram per tonne head grade at 95% recoveries. And it was mined down to 300 meters.
We think that there is significant opportunity for us to go back into that mine, which was closed in 1998 given low gold prices and Cameco's focus on the uranium market. We think there is an extraordinary opportunity for Trident to go back into that project and make new discoveries and expand upon the work that was done by Cameco back in the day.
Just to recap; two projects, 1.2 million ounces of gold, all located in the La Ronge Gold Belt, which is in central to northeastern Saskatchewan, all within excellent infrastructure, road accessible, and, most importantly, high-grade gold.
Gerardo Del Real: Excellent. Now let's talk copper because if all we were talking about was the gold, we could justify the market cap, which is where right now?
Jon Wiesblatt: The market cap today is somewhere between C$15 and C$18 million.
Gerardo Del Real: Excellent. And now, we get a bunch of copper. Let's talk about copper and what's there and the upside there, which is pretty substantial.
Jon Wiesblatt: Yes, in this company comes a project called the Knife Lake Copper Project. It's VMS copper. It's located just to the northeast of the La Ronge gold projects that we just spoke about. There's approximately 200 million pounds of copper at the project at surface with grades ranging anywhere between 0.7% and 1% copper.
This project is well-defined on the maiden resource. In addition to that, there are 11 highly prospective targets in and around the maiden deposit, which requires some work over the next several years. So an excellent copper project, and, like I said, 1.2 million ounces of gold in the Saskatchewan gold projects.
Gerardo Del Real: Excellent. And this is the beautiful thing about VMS deposits, folks, for those not familiar; they never or very rarely happen in isolation. When you have one, you tend to have two, three, four, five, correct?
Jon Wiesblatt: Yes, absolutely correct. That's the view up at Knife Lake. We think that we're just scratching the surface with the maiden deposit, the 200 million pounds. And like I said, there are 11 identifiable targets for us to go and explore in the coming years.
Gerardo Del Real: Beautiful. What comes next?
Jon Wiesblatt: We have tons of catalysts coming up. We've just initiated a new mineral resource estimate, which we're expecting to get in the months ahead. The gold projects haven't had an update to the MRE since the early 2020s.
We think there's a good opportunity for us to get back and do some desktop work. And we'll see what the results are. We think they're going to be positive. The last time anybody looked or modeled these projects, gold prices were well below $2K per ounce.
We believe there’s a great opportunity to see some good leverage of our resources on our balance sheet. That's the first major catalyst. The second and, really, the most significant catalyst is going to be a summer drilling program at the Contact Lake project and at the Preview SW deposit.
We think that those two things are going to be the key catalysts going forward. And, again, our drilling is fully funded and begins in July of this year.
Gerardo Del Real: It should be a heck of a rest of 2025. I think that's going to extend into 2026, likely 2027. Congratulations on putting together some phenomenal exposure to both gold and copper and what I think is going to be a historic run. Anything to add to that, Jon?
Jon Wiesblatt: Yes, there's one really important attribute. As part of our merger with MAS Gold and Eros, we were able to secure a very strong balance sheet. Trident Resources, the current issuer, the resulting issuer, has C$8 million of working capital, which is made up of cash and liquid securities.
And so we are fully funded for the next several years, and I think that's very important to investors given the volatility in these commodity markets.
Gerardo Del Real: So roughly 50% of your market cap is underpinned by cash?
Jon Wiesblatt: Yes, it is. And given that we just closed this three-way merger of three public companies in January, given the fact that we've rebranded the company, we've renamed the company to Trident, we've consolidated the shares 10 for 1.
We've raised a little bit of capital to some strategic investors. Given the fact that we are ready to go and start exploring a fully funded program of 4,000 to 5,000 meters at both Contact Lake and Preview SW this summer, we are very encouraged and very excited about the potential for the company and for the ability to generate significant value for our shareholders going forward.
Gerardo Del Real: Great stuff, Jon. Looking forward to having you back on, sir. Thank you so much.
Jon Wiesblatt: Thank you, Gerardo.
The Trident Resources Opportunity
With gold trading well above US$3,300/oz and copper breaking out toward US$5/lb, newly formed Trident Resources (TSX-V: ROCK)(OTCQB: TRDTF) is turning heads as a tightly held explorer targeting high-grade gold and copper in Saskatchewan’s La Ronge Gold Belt — one of Canada’s premier underexplored greenstone districts.
Formed through the merger of Rockridge, MAS Gold, and Eros Resources, Trident Resources (“ROCK”) now controls 100% of three advanced-stage projects: Contact Lake (Au), Greywacke Lake (Au), and Knife Lake (Cu).
Backed by ~C$8M in working capital and a sub-C$20M market cap, ROCK is fully funded for its planned and announced 5,000-meter summer drill campaign at the flagship, past-producing Contact Lake gold project.
With historical production of 188,000 oz at 6.16 g/t Au and unmined resource blocks still in place, Contact Lake offers immediate high-impact potential as summer drilling nears; follow-up drilling is also planned at the project’s Preview SW deposit, which boasts over 500,000 oz gold in historical resources.
Trident holds additional upside at its Greywacke Lake gold project and, as well, at its Knife Lake copper VMS project, which is characterized as a copper-dominant VMS system with near-surface mineralization [~200 Mlbs Cu] and strong expansion potential.
You heard directly from Trident Resources CEO Jon Wiesblatt. He says:
“This is a very large regional and scalable gold company with two definable gold projects. Within those two projects, there currently exists 1.2 million ounces of historical resource at very good grades … all located in the La Ronge Gold Belt, which is in central to northeastern Saskatchewan, all within excellent infrastructure, road accessible, and, most importantly, high-grade gold … There's approximately 200 million pounds of copper at the [Knife Lake] project at surface with grades ranging anywhere between 0.7% and 1% copper.”
Hence, with gold and copper both in breakout mode, Trident’s timing could not be any better as it aims to rapidly unlock value across its well-positioned, multi-asset portfolio in one of the safest mining jurisdictions on the planet.
ROCK is also exceptionally well-structured with ~38 million shares outstanding on a fully-diluted basis.
Trading undiscovered below C$0.70 per share, Trident’s market cap is currently right around C$18 million on a fully-diluted basis.
Now is the opportune time to start taking a closer look at Trident Resources as the company enters a catalyst-rich period with drilling, resource updates, and district-scale exploration all on deck.
A great place to start is Trident’s corporate website where you can learn more about the flagship properties, the team, and sign up to receive updates directly from the company’s IR department.
View the most recent Corporate Presentation here.
Also, click here for more of our ongoing coverage of Trident Resources, including additional late-breaking interviews with upper management as developments arise.
Trident Resources Corp. trades on the Toronto Venture Exchange under the symbol ROCK and on the US OTC Bulletin Board Exchange under the symbol TRDTF.
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