High-Grade Assays and Strong Finances Fuel Surebet's Expanding Gold Story

The core of the interview focused on the recently released assays from the Surebet Discovery at the Golddigger Property. The headline hole, revealing a substantial 10.72 grams per ton (g/t) gold over 7.83 meters, including 20 g/t gold over 4 meters, was highlighted as further "proof in the pudding" that the system is building a larger and larger mineral inventory.

Rosmus emphasized that the latest batch of results demonstrated "really decent grades, minable widths, minable grades," noting that all four holes reported could have been headliners, with one even containing two intercepts. This continuity is a key takeaway for investors and suggests a consistent, quality resource.

The excitement is further amplified by the sheer volume of pending results. Rosmus revealed that there are still 84 holes to announce from the year’s drilling, with an extraordinary 66 of those containing visible gold to the naked eye. This backlog suggests a steady pipeline of news and potential catalysts extending through the end of January, as the company continues to release batches of assays.

A central theme discussed was the remarkable geological structure of the discovery. Rosmus pointed to a 100% hit rate within the system of 12 stacked veins, likening it to a "layer cake." This high success rate is "pretty amazing" for any vein-type system and reinforces confidence in the project's predictability.

Moreover, the gold mineralization is not limited to one geological setting. The discovery now spans three distinct rock packages: the initial understanding of the vein systems, the reduced intrusive relative gold (RIG) dikes, and broad areas of calc-silicate breccia.

"The fact that we do see grades visible gold as well, BG&E in three distinct rock packages would tell me or suggest that, you know, whatever it's called, the mother lode or the heat engine has got to be, you know, pretty big and powerful..."

This widespread mineralization across different rock types suggests a massive "heat engine" or causative intrusive body lurking at depth, feeding the entire system. While finding the source would be a "nice thing to have," Rosmus confidently stated that the sheer "mountain of gold" already discovered is enough to support a decades-long mining operation, drawing historical parallels to successful operations that never located their primary source.

The company's ability to execute a large-scale program was secured with the closing of a private placement for gross proceeds of over $26 million. This strategic financing attracted significant interest from large resource funds across New York and Europe.

"Essentially, the financing was, I guess, call it like a more of a strategic financing where you know a number of these large resource funds, the only way they can get a toll hold in there to get their attention is through a placement..."

Rosmus pointed out the impressive timing and valuation of the raise, executed at a high share price with no warrants, underscoring the quality of the asset and the caliber of the incoming, long-term investors.

With this capital, and an expected $60 million on the balance sheet for the start of 2026 (including cash, the financing, and the likely exercise of warrants), the company has eliminated financing risk and is fully funded for another "very aggressive drill program." The plan for the following year is ambitious, with a target of 40,000 to 50,000 meters of drilling, ensuring the continued rapid delineation of the resource.

The interview provided a clear, compelling picture of a rapidly expanding, high-grade gold discovery supported by strong exploration success and a robust balance sheet. The continuous news flow from pending assays, the confirmed geological continuity, and the commitment to a multi-year, large-scale drill program position the company for significant growth and continued momentum in the global precious metals sector. The consensus is that the gold story at the Surebet Discovery is not just building; it's accelerating.