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Historic St. Lawrence – Mount Wheeler Mining District · White Pine County, Nevada

Pole CanyonBe · W CRITICAL MINERALS

A past-producing, district-scale beryllium–tungsten replacement system — traced for more than 4,000 feet and open at depth. Extensively developed underground, carried to a 1972 feasibility study, and metallurgically de-risked by three independent laboratories.

White Pine County, Nevada

16 claims · ~330 acres / 134 ha

281,725 t historical inventory

Recorded BLM tenure (2025)

~50 mi SE of Ely

Key Project Metrics

Historical Inventory

281,725 t

0.75% BeO · 0.30% WO₃

Contained BeO

~4.2M lb

≈ 1.52M lb Be

Contained WO₃

~1.7M lb

≈ 76,700 MTU

Gross In-Situ Value*

US$800M+

Be + W · illustrative

Strike Length

4,000+ ft

Open along strike & depth

Underground Dev.

8,161 ft

Pole Adit + ~11,000 ft drilling

The Investment Case

"The system is defined, developed and de-risked. What remains is verification and a maiden compliant resource."

One of the few development-stage domestic projects carrying a defined historical inventory of both beryllium and tungsten — supported by demonstrated metallurgy, government-funded mine development, extensive underground infrastructure, and a major Anaconda exploration program.

Defined historical inventory

281,725 tons across Proven, Probable and Possible categories at a core historical grade of 0.75% BeO and 0.30% WO₃ (1972 feasibility study).

District-scale & open

A replacement system traced for more than 4,000 feet along strike and open both along strike and at depth beneath historic development.

De-risked underground

Pole Adit driven to 8,161 ft, ~4,475 ft of Anaconda drifting, ~11,000 ft of underground diamond drilling and ~1,000 samples.

Proven metallurgy

U.S. Bureau of Mines, Booth Company and Colorado School of Mines each produced marketable beryllium concentrates; W and fluorspar recovery demonstrated.

Multi-commodity + REE

Fluorspar, silver, lead, zinc and largely untested light-REE potential — USGS confirmed allanite and monazite in the source intrusive.

Strategic tailwinds

Beryllium and tungsten are U.S. critical minerals for defense, aerospace and advanced manufacturing amid tightening global supply.

00 / Overview

Start here — the full case

Three documents covering the project at three depths: a one-page sales summary, a full-narrative executive summary, and a fully tabulated fact sheet with every key number.

DOCX Vendor Data Sheet

Six reasons to advance Pole Canyon

The sales document — six bold reasons, the key numbers, and a direct call to action. Lead with this in any first meeting.

Document 00.0 · 1 pgOpen ↗

DOCX Executive Summary

The full narrative

Overview, why now, property and land position, geological setting, exploration history, inventory and contained metal, in-situ value, and next steps.

Document 00.1 · ~10 minOpen ↗

DOCX Project Fact Sheet

Every parameter, tabulated

Project, land and tenure, historical inventory by category, contained metal, historical development and exploration, and metallurgy.

Document 00.2 · Quick referenceOpen ↗

01 / Property & Claims

16 claims over the core system

Sixteen unpatented lode claims (MW 1–16) covering ~330 acres over the beryllium–tungsten replacement system in T12N R68E, recorded with the BLM Nevada State Office in 2025 with all fees paid.

PDF Claim Location Maps

MW 1–16 location maps

BLM-received lode claim location maps for the Mount Wheeler (MW 1–16) block, T12N R68E, White Pine County.

Document 01.1Open ↗

PDF BLM Recordation Receipt

Fees paid — good standing

BLM receipt No. 5540349 evidencing processing, location and maintenance fees paid on serials NV106756317–NV106756340.

Document 01.2Open ↗

DOCX Land Tenure & Environmental

Tenure & permitting summary

Recorded tenure, protected-area position, Nevada permitting framework, and key land due-diligence items.

Document 06.1Open ↗

DOCX Claims Summary

Full land package detail

Claim type, count, area, legal description, serial series, recordation and fee status — tabulated in the Project Fact Sheet.

See Document 00.2Open ↗

Pole Canyon regional claim and land-status map

02 / Geology & Mineralisation

Replacement bodies in the Pole Canyon limestone

Structurally controlled beryllium–tungsten replacement bodies and quartz veins in a favorable Cambrian carbonate host — with a confirmed but untested rare-earth signature in the source intrusive.

Pole Canyon project geology and claim map

DOCX Geological Summary

Setting, mineralogy & targets

Regional setting, host stratigraphy and structure, ore and gangue mineralogy, the REE signature (allanite, monazite), the St. Lawrence fissure, and four priority targets.

Document 02.1 · ~8 minOpen ↗

DOCX Exploration History

1870s → 1972

Full chronology from the St. Lawrence discovery through DMEA tungsten development and the Anaconda beryllium program to the 1972 feasibility study.

Document 03.1Open ↗

03 / Historical Exploration

Drilled, drifted, sampled — the evidence base

Before the 1972 inventory was compiled, the system was physically tested underground: diamond drilling, thousands of feet of drifting, and close-spaced sampling and assaying across the ore zones.

DOCX Historical Exploration & Development

The evidence behind the inventory

Chronology, the Anaconda 1959–62 program (~11,000 ft drilling, ~1,000 samples, ~1.0% BeO ore shoots), the 1972 reserve-block framework, metallurgical test work, and data availability.

Document 03.1Open ↗

PDF Underground & Property Photos

See the workings (deck, slides 6 & 13)

Rail tracks in the Pole Adit, the adit portal, historic mine buildings and the ore bin — field photography in the investor presentation.

In the deckOpen ↗

04 / Financial Analysis

US$800M+ in-situ — and a low-cost path to a compliant resource

Indicative economics anchored to the 281,725-ton historical inventory: a verification-to-resource budget, Bear/Base/Bull price cases, in-situ value and expansion scenarios, and U.S. strategic-funding avenues. Illustrative only, not an economic valuation.

DOCX Indicative Financial Analysis

Budget, price cases & scenarios

Verification-to-resource budget (Phase 1 ~US$1.6–2.8M), Bear/Base/Bull price cases, in-situ value and expansion scenarios, exploration leverage, project-economics benchmarks, and U.S. strategic-funding avenues.

Document 04.2 · Bear / Base / BullOpen ↗

DOCX In-Situ Value Analysis

Basis, contained metal & context

Contained BeO/WO₃ on the full 281,725-ton inventory, indicative gross in-situ value, beryllium and tungsten market context, and excluded upside.

Document 04.1Open ↗

DOCX Market & Comparable Context

Why Be and W matter now

Critical-minerals framing, the single-supplier U.S. beryllium market, tungsten export restrictions, and how Pole Canyon is positioned.

Document 05.1Open ↗

Critical-Minerals Context

Two tightening markets, one historic asset

Beryllium and tungsten are both designated U.S. critical minerals. Development-stage domestic sources of either metal are rare — and a project carrying a defined historical inventory of both is unusual.

Beryllium

U.S. supply is dominated by a single integrated producer (primary production historically centered on Spor Mountain, Utah). Thinly traded, no uniform public benchmark; strategic and defense demand.

Tungsten

China dominates global supply; export restrictions through 2024–2026 have tightened availability and lifted APT benchmark prices, improving Western tungsten economics.

Positioning

Pole Canyon offers exposure to both metals from a single historically advanced project, with demonstrated metallurgy and extensive underground infrastructure already in place.

07 / Project Presentation

The visual walk-through

The 14-slide investor presentation: district context, location, land position, history, underground development, geology, historical exploration, inventory, in-situ value, additional upside, metallurgy, a property & underground photo gallery, and the opportunity.

PDF Pole Canyon Investor Presentation

14-slide project deck

Maps, district context, geology, the historical exploration evidence base, inventory and contained metal, US$800M+ in-situ value, multi-commodity upside, metallurgy, and a property & underground photo gallery.

14 pages · Ellis Park Geospatial / HMK MiningOpen ↗

DOCX One-Page Summary

Lead-in for a first meeting

The vendor data sheet — six reasons, the key numbers, and the call to action, on a single page.

Document 00.0Open ↗

08 / Due Diligence

A clear, structured path to close UNDER NDA

Five categories of review items, each tagged by priority and status (Available / Partial / Open), with a suggested 8–14 week timeline from NDA to close. Full checklist released under NDA.

DOCX Due Diligence Checklist

~20 items · 5 categories

Land & tenure, geology & data, metallurgy, environmental & permitting, and legal & commercial — items available in this data room marked, open items clearly flagged.

Document 08.1Open ↗

NDA Request Full Access

Open items & underlying data

The 1962 Anaconda report, full 1972 feasibility study, and historic assay database are available to qualified parties under NDA. Contact us to request access.

Under NDAEmail ↗