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Snowline Gold Reflects On A Transformational 2025 And Looks Ahead To 2026
VANCOUVER, BC / ACCESS Newswire / January 6, 2026 / SNOWLINE GOLD CORP. (TSX:SGD)(OTCQB:SNWGF...
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[{"type":"text","content":"Snowline Gold Reflects On A Transformational 2025 And Looks Ahead To 2026VANCOUVER, BC / ACCESS Newswire / January 6, 2026 / SNOWLINE GOLD CORP. (TSX:SGD)(OTCQB:SNWGF) (the \"Company\" or \"Snowline\") is pleased to provide a summary of key activities and achievements from 2025, which saw the Company take major strides in its internal development alongside advancement of the Valley gold deposit (\"Valley\") on its flagship Rogue project in the eastern Yukon (the \"Rogue Project\"). Snowline enters 2026 with a strong treasury, proven management and a clear path forward, with numerous potential catalysts towards creating further shareholder value.All terms not otherwise defined have the meaning given to them under the CIM Definition Standards for mineral resources and reserves.Snowline's top five highlights from 2025:Robust Preliminary Economic Assessment (\"PEA\"): Rogue Project PEA outlines a high-output, low-cost, long-lived operation at Valley with compelling economics and clear growth potential. At the US$2,150/oz gold price used for economic modelling, the PEA yields a C$3.4B net present value at a 5% discount rate (\"NPV 5% \") [1] , 25% post-tax internal rate of return (\"IRR\"), a 2.7-year payback of C$1.7B initial capital and C$426M in average annual after-tax free cash flow (\"Average Annual FCF\") [2] over a projected 20-year life of mine (\"LOM\"). At year-end 2025 spot gold prices (US$4,300/oz), the same model [3] yields C$10.7B NPV 5% , 47% IRR, 1.7-year payback of initial capital and C$1.1B Average Annual FCF over 20 years. Details of the PEA can be found in the August 27, 2025 technical report (the \"Technical Report\") [4] .Strengthened Leadership Team & Board: Key additions bring highly relevant development, permitting, community relations and capital markets experience to Snowline. Senior management saw the addition of a VP Engineering (Victor Vdovin), VP Environment & Permitting (Oliver Curran), Chief Financial Officer (Lauren McDougall), and President (Calum Morrison), each accomplished with highly relevant experience in their respective positions. At the Board of Directors (\"Board\") level, Snowline further strengthened its oversight with the addition of experience and expertise in project finance and large-scale M&A (Rob Doyle) and First Nations relations and economic development (Crystal Smith...