Golden Goose Resources plans private placement of up to $1.5 million at $0.10 per unit

what happened

Golden Goose Resources Corp. has told the market it intends to run a non-brokered private placement of up to 15 million units at $0.10 each, bringing in gross proceeds of up to $1.5 million. TheNewswire distributed the release on October 14, 2026. Every unit includes one common share and half of a transferable warrant, and a full warrant lets the holder buy one share at $0.20 for two years from the closing date.

The company can shorten the warrant term if the volume-weighted average price on the Canadian Securities Exchange holds at $0.35 or higher for ten straight trading days. The new expiry would fall 30 days after a notice is issued. Securities sold in the deal face a resale restriction of four months and one day. Closing may be staged, and insiders are expected to participate, though the size of their purchases is unknown. The company also keeps the option to raise as much as $2.5 million more through up to 25 million units on identical terms. Finder fees may be paid, and completion depends on regulatory and exchange approvals.

Funds would go toward surveys, sampling and drilling at the Gran Esperanza property, along with general working capital such as marketing and investor relations. Management pointed to a planned program of roughly 5,000 metres across 33 holes on the neighbouring La Esperanza gold-silver project operated by Southern Copper Argentina, reported for September 2026 and about 800 metres from the Gran Esperanza boundary. Golden Goose warns that proximity does not ensure similar outcomes and that it holds no rights to that adjacent ground.

why it matters

For markets, dilution is the central issue: if the shares trade above $0.20, warrant exercise would add new shares, and the acceleration clause could bring that forward. If the upsize is used, total proceeds could reach $4.0 million, so the scale of dilution depends on how much is actually placed. The deal is still at the announcement stage and needs approvals before it can close. This is not investment advice.

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