Bravada Gold CEO Joe Kizis joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share updates on the company’s ongoing exploration efforts in Nevada, focusing on its gold and silver projects: Wind Mountain, Highland, and the newly acquired East Walker property. Kizis highlighted the strong economics of the Wind Mountain project, which has the potential to produce 40,000 to 50,000 ounces of gold annually. While the company continues advancing the project, it is actively seeking a joint venture partner to help bring Wind Mountain into production. The Highland project, known for its geological similarities to Nevada’s renowned Midas deposit, has yielded “spectacular intercepts” from both surface sampling and drilling, underscoring its potential for high-grade gold mineralization. Bravada’s latest acquisition, the East Walker project, is modeled after the Silicon Merlin discovery in Nevada’s Walker Lane, a region known for its rich mineral deposits. This strategic addition further strengthens Bravada’s portfolio in one of North America’s premier mining jurisdictions. While Kizis acknowledged the current challenges in securing joint venture partnerships, he expressed optimism about the industry’s outlook, noting increased exploration activity as a positive sign. “There are people getting active. They think things are going to improve. And that's really good for our business model,” Kizis stated. With a diversified portfolio and promising exploration results, Bravada Gold remains well-positioned to capitalize on Nevada’s rich mineral potential as market conditions improve. #proactiveinvestors #bravadagoldcorporation #tsxv #bva #otcqb #bgavf GoldExploration #NevadaMining #JosephKizis #WindMountainProject #HighlandProject #EastWalker #MiningInvesting #GoldStocks #ProactiveInvestors