Decade Resources: Unlocking High-Grade Potential in BC’s Golden Triangle


Explore Decade Resources’ promising mineral projects in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle—where early drilling results hint at a high-grade discovery with major upside for investors.

Decade Resources is a Canadian mineral exploration company focused on uncovering precious and base metals in one of the world’s richest geological regions.

Where They Operate

All of Decade’s projects are located in the Golden Triangle of British Columbia, a region famed for its high-grade gold, silver, and copper deposits. The Company is definitely making moves in 2025. Here's a snapshot of their recent progress:

Active Exploration & Acquisitions: -Started exploration on the Nobody Knows claim in May 2025, part of a 59-claim project in BC’s Golden Triangle.

-Acquired the North Mitchell Property, surrounded by reported resources of 200 million gold equivalent ounces.

-Staked a new antimony claim, tapping into critical mineral potential.

Promising Assay Results: - At the Grassy Project: Surface samples returned 31.9 g/t gold and 5184 g/t silver

- At Del Norte: Drill results included 1049.64 g/t Ag eq over 6.03 m an2128.48 g/t Ag eq over 2.46 m, indicating high-grade silver-gold zones

- Considered as exceptionally high-grade results for both gold and silver, especially in the context of early-stage exploration.

- These grades rival some of the best historical results from the Golden Triangle, including Eskay Creek-style mineralization.  Eskay, also located in British Columbia's Golden Triangle, is famous for being one of the highest-grade gold mines in the world and the fifth-largest silver mine by volume.

Financial Momentum: - Closed multiple oversubscribed private placements, including:

- $945,000 in December 2024.

- $308,500 in June 2025.

- Funds are being directed toward exploration expenses on BC properties

Decade’s aggressive exploration and strategic acquisitions suggest they’re aiming to unlock serious value in the Golden Triangle.

The overall Assay results are not just good — they’re “standout grades” that could attract serious investor interest and justify aggressive follow-up drilling. The results from Decade Resources’ Grassy and Del Norte projects are among the highest-grade assays reported in the Golden Triangle in recent years — and they stack up impressively against some of the region’s most famous deposits.

If  Decade can confirm continuity and scale through further drilling, they could be on track to define a high-grade deposit that competes with the best in the region—an achievement that could significantly boost the company’s valuation and attract strategic partnerships or acquisitions.

For investors, this presents a compelling opportunity: early involvement in a potentially world-class discovery within one of Canada’s most prolific mining corridors. With exploration momentum building and promising initial results, Decade Resources may be poised to unlock exceptional value in the near future.

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Share Price –July 04, 2025, -(TSXV:DEC)—CAD 0.03

52 week—high $0.075, low-$0/025

Price/Book-        0.3X

Market Cap-        5.03M

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Mining News: www.minestockers.com (Disclosure-the writer is a shareholder of minestockers.com)

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