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Thesis Gold President and CEO Ewan Webster says the company is moving from a strong pre-feasibility study into feasibility and permitting at its Lawyers-Ranch gold-silver project in British Columbia’s Toodoggone District. Speaking with Kitco Mining’s Investment Trends, Webster said, “We really wanted to let the project speak for itself and I think it very much did that,” pointing to what he described as standout economics built on conservative commodity price assumptions. Webster outlined a development roadmap targeting feasibility in the second half of 2027 and a potential construction decision in late 2028, with permitting having formally begun in December and budgeted at roughly three years. He also highlighted exploration upside at the Ranch Project, including recent high-grade results from the Steve Zone that are not included in the current resource or PFS, and broader porphyry potential in the district. Discussing the regional opportunity, Webster said the Toodoggone is “the most exciting exploration district in Canada, if not North America at the moment.”