Vancouver, British Columbia–(Newsfile Corp. – September 2, 2026) – Lightning Resource Corp. (TSXV: LTNG) (OTCQB: BMTLF) (FSE: 1OI1) (“Lightning” or the “Company“) is pleased to announce the successful completion of the acquisition of certain non-Yukon assets from Prospector Metals Corp. (“Prospector“) including the Savant Project, Devon Project, Whitton Project and TooGood Project (the “Acquisition“) and the release of gross proceeds of $4,000,000 (the “Financing Proceeds“) raised under the Financing (as defined below) to the Company.
Strategic Acquisition Positions Lightning as an Emerging Canadian-Focused Explorer
Rob Carpenter, Interim CEO of Lightning, stated: “The Acquisition marks a significant milestone for Lightning, positioning the Company as a rising force in Canada’s gold exploration. Lightning will actively explore the current project portfolio and continue to pursue additional acquisition opportunities to provide further value and growth potential to shareholders.”
The board of directors of Lightning has been reconstituted to consist of Dr. Rob Carpenter (Chair), Andrew Rockandel, Roger Richer, Andrew Brown and Jay Sujir. Additionally, Clive Johnson has joined the Board. The Company will be led by Dr. Carpenter as Interim CEO, and accompanied by Nick Furber as CFO, Kristen Reinertson as Corporate Secretary and Michael Rockandel as VP of Corporate Communications.
Clive Johnson, Director of Lightning, stated: “I’m excited to be part of the vision for Lightning Resource Corp. This Acquisition is the first step towards the goal of building a substantial Canadian-focused gold exploration company, with an emphasis on acquiring and developing advanced stage exploration projects with long-term exploration potential. The newly combined team has great depth, including proven leadership and technical expertise, and a track record of finding new discoveries and advancing projects.”
Portfolio of Subject Assets
The following assets collectively comprise the “Subject Assets” acquired by Lightning pursuant to the Acquisition:
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Savant Project (Au): District-scale land position (24,197 ha) in a proven greenstone belt in northwestern Ontario, with underexplored iron formations and favorable shear zones providing opportunity for a discovery of size. Situated near and similar in setting to major past and present producers including the Musselwhite, Meadowbank and Red Lake gold mines. Historical grab samples found on the project have returned up to 99.6 g/t Au and 60 g/t Au from surface exposures (as disclosed in the Technical Report). Excellent infrastructure with road access via the provincial highway and proximity to the Canadian National Railway main line.
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Devon Project (Ni, Cu, PGEs): Located near Thunder Bay, Ontario, the Devon Project lies on the Archean craton margin, covered by a sulphide-bearing sedimentary basin, a known ideal geotectonic setting for major magmatic sulfide deposits. Target deposits are analogous to Eagle & Eagle East, MI, USA Tamarack, MN, USA, and Voisey’s Bay Reed Brook Zone, NL (massive to net textured high-grade Ni-Cu-PGE deposits) or Current Lake, Ontario (PGE-dominant, heavily disseminated magmatic sulfides). Significant portions of the project remain underexplored despite its favourable setting and road access.
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Whitton Project (Au, Ni, Cu, PGEs): Dominant land position in the Archean Heaven Lake greenstone belt located in northwest Ontario. Numerous nickel and PGE occurrences as well as potential for banded iron formation hosted gold mineralization.
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TooGood Project (Au): High-grade district-scale potential in Newfoundland with strong access and infrastructure, with a successful drill campaign in 2025 identifying a 15-km long target corridor. Currently optioned to TooGood Gold Corp. (TSXV: TGC) (“TooGood“).
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Proprietary geological database relating to gold deposits in Ontario and Québec.
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Marketable securities consisting of 5,367,000 shares of TooGood, together with potential future share option payments under an option agreement with TooGood.
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$150,000 of funding related to a government grant for the Devon Project.
















