Blue Jay Gold Files Updated NI 43-101 Technical Report for Steller Gold Project in Yukon

New updates have been reported about Blue Jay Gold Corp.

Blue Jay Gold Corp. has filed an updated NI 43-101 compliant technical report on SEDAR+ for its 100%-owned Steller Gold Project in southern Yukon, marking a key step in advancing the asset’s technical and disclosure framework. The independent report, titled “Technical Report and Updated Mineral Resource Estimate of The Steller Gold Project, Whitehorse Mining District, Yukon Territory,” is dated January 22, 2026, with an effective date for the updated mineral resource estimate of October 31, 2025, and supports the company’s latest assessment of the project’s mineral endowment. By formally updating the mineral resource estimate and associated technical disclosure, Blue Jay strengthens the foundation for future exploration planning, economic studies, project financing discussions, and potential strategic partnerships centered on Steller (formerly known as the Skukum Gold Project).

The company’s CEO, Geordie Mark, authorized the filing, underscoring management’s focus on regulatory-compliant disclosure as Blue Jay progresses its Yukon gold strategy. While specific resource figures, economic parameters, or development timelines were not disclosed in the announcement, the report’s publication provides investors and stakeholders with an independently prepared, standards-based view of the project that will inform valuation, risk assessment, and future corporate decisions. The press release also reiterates that any forward-looking plans, including prospective financings, regulatory approvals for listings, and broader business initiatives, remain subject to significant risks and uncertainties related to exploration outcomes, permitting, costs, and market conditions. Executives and financial stakeholders tracking Blue Jay’s trajectory should view this technical report as a critical milestone in de-risking the Steller Project on paper, while recognizing that actual project advancement and value realization will depend on subsequent exploration success, future studies, and access to capital.