The Prophet River Project is a high-grade zinc, gallium, and germanium asset covering 2,110 hectares in British Columbia. Located near the historic Cay Mine, the project has demonstrated some of the highest recorded germanium values globally, alongside significant gallium grades.

Historic work includes 21 drill holes and bulk sampling, with results of up to 22.69% Zn, 40g/t Ga, and 1,500ppm Ge. Gallium and germanium are critical technology metals used in semiconductors, solar cells, fibre optics, LEDs, and advanced electronics. Global supply is heavily dependent on China, which currently produces ~98% of raw gallium and has imposed export controls on both metals.

Prophet River sits within a 1km+ mineralised system defined by soil anomalies and remains open in both directions. The project offers strong potential for new high-grade discoveries through modern exploration and targeted drilling.