Lupaka Gold Corp.
LPK.V
Toronto Stock Exchange Ventures0.31
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Lupaka Gold Corp.
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- Lupaka Gold Corp. is a Canada-based junior mineral exploration and development company engaged in the acquisition, evaluation, exploration and advancement of mineral resource properties, with a primary focus on prospective gold assets. Incorporated in 2000 and headquartered in North Vancouver, British Columbia, the Company operates through Canadian, U.S. and Peruvian subsidiaries, including Lupaka USA Limited, Lupaka Gold Peru S.A.C. and Andean Exploraciones S.A.C.; Lupaka amalgamated with its Canadian subsidiary Andean American Gold Corp. effective July 31, 2025. Its common shares trade on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol LPK and on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange under the symbol LQP. The Company’s principal mineral-property portfolio comprises the Idol City and Pine Creek gold properties in southeastern Oregon, United States, held through Lupaka USA Limited. The properties are situated in a geological setting comparable to the Battle Mountain-Eureka trend of northern Nevada. Idol City hosts epigenetic gold mineralization associated with hydrothermal brecciation and alteration, while Pine Creek comprises prospective gold mineral claims. Lupaka previously held the Red Mountain property in Oregon, a target for hot-springs-type mineralization, but wrote off that property in 2023. The Company evaluates prospective gold and other mineral-resource opportunities for acquisition, exploration, optioning, sale, joint venture or internal development, and targets the identification and development of mining assets that may create shareholder value. Lupaka’s recent strategic activity centers on monetizing its international arbitration claim related to the former Invicta Gold Project in Peru, rather than operating a producing mine. In June 2025, an arbitral tribunal upheld the Company’s claims against the Republic of Peru under the Canada-Peru Free Trade Agreement in connection with Lupaka’s loss of the Invicta project; the award included US$40.4 million in compensation, US$4.2 million in reimbursed arbitration costs and accrued interest. In August 2026, Lupaka accepted a two-stage payment proposal from the Peruvian government and received approximately US$49.4 million, representing 70% of the base award and reimbursed costs including accrued interest. The remaining approximately US$21.2 million is due from Peru’s Ministry of the Interior by December 31, 2026, subject to additional interest if unpaid by that date. Following receipt of the initial settlement proceeds, Lupaka declared its first contingent value right payment of US$0.109 per CVR to holders of 160,277,702 CVRs, after deductions for arbitration financing, legal and professional expenses, liabilities, taxes, distribution costs and the retention of C$8 million for working capital and corporate purposes. The Company expects to undertake a second CVR payment after receiving the remaining Peru settlement proceeds and states that it is using its strengthened treasury to pursue potential resource-development projects. Arbitration proceedings were supported by litigation financier Bench Walk Advisors and represented by international disputes law firm LALIVE.