- CEO
- Riley Trimble
- Sector
- Basic Materials
- Industry
- Other Precious Metals
- Address
- 505 Burrard Street Vancouver BC Canada V7X 1M5
- IPO Date
- Aug 8, 1996
- Business
- Aben Gold Corp. is a Canadian mineral exploration company focused on the acquisition, exploration and advancement of gold and tungsten properties. The Company’s principal asset is its 100%-owned, approximately 7,400-hectare Justin Gold-Tungsten Project in southeastern Yukon Territory, located in the Tombstone Gold-Tungsten Belt and broader Tintina Gold Province, adjacent to Seabridge Gold Inc.’s 3 Aces Project and approximately 25 kilometres from the former Cantung Mine. Its exploration activities target intrusion-related gold-tungsten mineralization at the POW Zone; high-grade, structurally controlled orogenic gold mineralization at the Lost Ace Zone; and additional regional exploration targets identified through geological work and airborne geophysical surveys. Aben also holds or has historically held gold-focused exploration interests in British Columbia and Saskatchewan, including the Forrest Kerr and Pringle North projects. The Company provides early-stage mineral-property exploration services, including diamond drilling; geological mapping; soil, rock and core sampling; geochemical analysis; geophysical targeting; historical-data compilation and reinterpretation; geological modelling; and mineral-target generation. Aben Gold primarily serves the precious- and critical-minerals exploration sector and does not operate a producing mine. The Company was incorporated in 1960, was formerly known as Aben Minerals Ltd., and changed its name to Aben Gold Corp. in May 2025. It is headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Recent developments include receipt in May 2026 of a five-year Class 3 Quartz Mining Land Use Approval for the Justin Project, enabling expanded exploration activities through May 2031; the execution of exploration-service contracts with Empire Drilling & Consulting Ltd., Axiom Exploration and Contour Exploration Services; and completion of its fully funded 2026 diamond-drilling program. The 2026 program completed 1,390.9 metres across eight drill holes, exceeding the originally planned approximately 1,300 metres, and tested the gold-tungsten system at the POW Zone and the high-grade gold target at the Lost Ace Zone; core samples were submitted for laboratory analysis and assay results remain subject to receipt, review and interpretation.