Nexus Gold Corp. is a Canada-based junior mineral exploration company focused on the acquisition, exploration, and development of gold projects primarily in West Africa. The company holds a portfolio of district-scale gold concessions in Burkina Faso totaling over 343 square kilometers, including the flagship 100%-owned Bouboulou Gold Concession, a 38.8 square kilometer advanced-stage project on the Boromo-Goren greenstone belt featuring five mineralized zones delineated by historic and recent drilling; the 100%-owned Dakouli 2 Gold Project, a 98 square kilometer concession with abundant artisanal workings and high-grade visible gold samples; the 100%-owned Manzour-Dayere Gold Project, a 190.53 square kilometer permit on the Boromo Greenstone belt near the Ghana border with historical high-grade results; the Niangouela Gold Concession, a 178 square kilometer property with bonanza-grade gold samples up to 2,950 grams per tonne; and the adjacent Rakounga Gold Concession, a 250 square kilometer property optioned to Kruger Gold (subsequently acquired by Arbor Metals) for cash payments and work commitments to earn 75% interest. Nexus Gold operates in prolific gold belts such as Boromo Greenstone and Houndé, targeting junior miners, institutional investors, and precious metals markets with early- to advanced-stage exploration assets accessible by road and supported by experienced management in discovery and development. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, the company maintains its primary focus on West African gold despite prior Canadian projects including New Pilot, Bauline, and Black Ridge. Recent developments include a 2025 private placement financing, appointment of a new chief financial officer, board and management changes, debt settlements, plans for additional drill programs at Bouboulou to establish a maiden resource, and strategic updates on Dakouli 2 amid rising gold prices; additionally, the company announced intentions to spin out its Canadian assets to Nexus Metals Corp. while optioning Rakounga and pursuing operational advancements in Burkina Faso.