GoldMining Inc. reported it is conducting a strategic review to prioritize work across its portfolio while keeping its material projects in good standing. At São Jorge in Brazil, the company completed its largest exploration program to date, including drilling, expanded IP surveying and soil sampling, which supported new gold prospect discoveries and highlighted additional targets; more RC drilling and IP work are planned for 2026, alongside upcoming filings needed to maintain certain exploration licenses. In Alaska, its majority-owned U.S. GoldMining advanced Whistler with confirmatory drilling, metallurgical test work, and initiated an initial economic assessment. In Colombia, Titiribi advanced permitting with its exploration plan under review by the mining authority and baseline data collection begun for environmental studies, while La Mina saw ongoing site and technical work and a surface-rights option payment due by the end of March 2026. In Brazil, the Boa Vista project was optioned to Australian Mines Limited, which began diamond drilling with results expected in 2026. The full report can be accessed through the link below.

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