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GoldMining Inc. Celebrates Alaska's Infrastructure Initiative

GoldMining Inc., known for its strategic investments in mineral exploration, has recently praised the State of Alaska's commitment to developing critical infrastructure that supports the Whistler Gold-Copper Project. This initiative, announced by the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority (AIDEA) on July 25, 2025, is expected to enhance economic development in south-central Alaska, potentially propelling GoldMining's projects to new heights.

The West Susitna Access Project

AIDEA has submitted an Individual Permit application to construct the West Susitna Access Project (WSAP), a vital infrastructure project comprising a proposed 78.5-mile access road in Alaska's Matanuska-Susitna Borough. This new roadway will provide essential connectivity to GoldMining's flagship Whistler Project, thus facilitating much-needed access to resources and infrastructure.

The WSAP is designed to connect with another road project spearheaded by the Alaska Department of Transportation, which will extend 22 miles of roadway westward, linking existing systems to the Whistler Project's location. This connectivity will not only allow easier access to the project but will also promote the development of nearby public and private lands, thereby fostering additional growth opportunities in the region.

Economic Benefits for Alaska

Alastair Still, the CEO of GoldMining, expressed strong support for Alaska's proactive measures to advance this infrastructure initiative. He highlighted the significance of government-backed projects like the WSAP in unlocking potential resource extraction and job creation.

“Targeted investment in infrastructure can act as a catalyst for responsible mineral development,” Still remarked. He emphasized the importance of this initiative, stating it would not only unlock the capabilities of the Whistler Project but also contribute to long-term economic growth in Alaska. Given the current surge in copper and gold prices, along with supportive policies from the Trump administration regarding domestic resource security, GoldMining is in an optimal position to advance its U.S.-based gold-copper projects.

Whistler Project Overview

The Whistler Project, located in south-central Alaska, encompasses significant gold and copper deposits and has been under the stewardship of U.S. GoldMining Inc., a subsidiary of GoldMining Inc. Holding a 79% stake, GoldMining is keen on maximizing the potential of this project. The forthcoming exploration and economic assessments are anticipated to further substantiate its viability and long-term prospects.

Recent reports, including a technical assessment titled “NI 43-101 2024 Updated Mineral Resource Estimate for the Whistler Project,” underline the project's promise. As investors look toward companies that are well-positioned amid favorable market conditions, GoldMining stands out with its diverse portfolio, which includes significant stakes in various resource-stage projects across the Americas.

Looking Ahead

The announcement of the WSAP marks a moment of optimism for GoldMining Inc. and its stakeholders. The firm is poised to not only leverage this infrastructure development but also contribute to the economic fabric of Alaska. With infrastructure in place, the company envisions not only unlocking the true potential of the Whistler Project but also fostering better community relations and job growth in the area.

As the road to realization for the Whistler Gold-Copper Project gains momentum, GoldMining remains committed to supporting sustainable development practices and advancing its exploration objectives. Investors and stakeholders can expect more updates as the WSAP project progresses, heralding a new era for the company in mining and mineral exploration in the region.