- Business
- A.I.S. Resources Limited is a diversified resource investment company listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under the ticker AIS and OTCQB under AISSF that acquires, explores and advances early-stage mineral projects focused on gold, copper, lithium and select private equity investments; its core assets include the RiversGold copper-gold-antimony project spanning 101 square kilometres in New Brunswick, Canada, featuring high-grade surface samples and IOCG-style targets near industrial infrastructure; the Fosterville-Toolleen gold project covering 26 square kilometres in Victoria's Golden Triangle, 12 kilometres from Agnico Eagle's Fosterville Mine with historic production of 7,000 tonnes at 10 grams per tonne gold; the Yalgogrin gold project comprising 56 and 2.8 square kilometre properties in New South Wales' West Wyalong corridor with 445,700 ounces of historical production; the Bright gold project encompassing 57 square kilometres adjacent to E79 Happy Valley where 341,000 ounces averaged 22 grams per tonne; the Kingston gold project over 167 square kilometres near Stawell with recent drilling intercepts of 3.6 metres at 16.89 grams per tonne including 2.5 metres at 24.27 grams per tonne; and the Candela II lithium brine project on 300 hectares of the Incahuasi Salar in Argentina's Salta Province within the Lithium Triangle, where AIS retains a 20% equity interest subject to a US$6 million buyout option to partner Spey Resources; the company also holds a 4% stake in Buda Juice, a Dallas-based organic cold-pressed juice producer pursuing an initial public offering. Founded in 1967 and headquartered at 1120-789 West Pender Street in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, A.I.S. Resources targets prolific mining jurisdictions in Australia, Canada and Argentina for precious and base metals exploration serving institutional and retail investors through disciplined financial and technical strategies. In September 2025, the company entered an earn-in agreement with Riversgold Ltd. to acquire up to 75% of the Saint John IOCG/porphyry project in New Brunswick; it closed a first tranche of non-brokered private placement financing at $0.035 per unit in late September 2025 to fund operations and audits despite a temporary cease trade order issued by the British Columbia Securities Commission on October 2, 2025 for delayed fiscal 2025 filings, which management expects to resolve by mid-October 2025 following audit completion.