April 28, 2026 ‒ Boroo Pte. Ltd. (“Boroo” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that it has entered into an exclusivity agreement (the “Exclusivity Agreement”) in respect of its proposed acquisition of the Eagle Gold Mine in Yukon, Canada and certain related assets. On April 23, 2026, PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc., in its capacity as receiver and manager of Victoria Gold Corp. (in such capacity, the “Receiver”) entered into the Exclusivity Agreement with Boroo. Further details regarding the Exclusivity Agreement can be found on the Receiver’s website.
In connection with signing the Exclusivity Agreement, Boroo is pleased to provide the following additional context on its business and operational track record for the benefit of Yukoners and stakeholders of Victoria Gold Corp. and the Eagle Gold Mine.
About Boroo
Boroo is a privately held investment holding company focused on operating, developing and acquiring mining properties globally. Since its inception, Boroo has built its reputation as a specialist in operational turnarounds and responsible mine development. Since 2018, Boroo has completed four strategic acquisitions and transformed into a premier mid-tier global mining company.
A cornerstone of the Company’s success is the operational turnaround of the Lagunas Norte mine in Peru. Acquired from Barrick in 2021 following the mine’s placement into care and maintenance, Boroo’s technical team implemented a disciplined strategy centered on innovation and efficiency. Through the successful commissioning of the Carbonaceous Material Optimization Project (“CMOP”) and the ongoing CMOP Expansion, the mine is now the third largest gold producer in Peru by output with a mine life expected to extend beyond 2040. This operational turnaround has not only secured a peak production target of 234 thousand gold ounces per annum but has also created over 3,000 direct and contract jobs, providing a vital economic engine for the local Peruvian community.
Beyond its disciplined and innovative operating strategy, Boroo is firmly committed to responsible mining and strong community engagement in the regions where it operates. Since acquiring the Lagunas Norte mine, the Company has worked closely with 13 neighboring communities (approximately 3,700 people) and the district of Quiruvilca (approximately 18,000 people) to promote local employment ‒ approximately 25% of the Lagunas Norte mine workforce comes from nearby communities. As operations transitioned from care and maintenance to full-scale production, Boroo has invested heavily in social initiatives, contributing approximately US$14 million directly to local communities since 2021. In addition, Boroo has contributed US$49 million to the Alto Chicama Social Fund since 2021 through contractual royalties which has financed many social, infrastructure and agricultural projects and studies for the benefit of local communities.
Boroo’s strategic expansion has continued through several recent transactions to create a leading global gold and copper mining company. In 2024, the Company successfully vended its Mongolian gold operations into Steppe Gold (TSX:STGO), creating a regional champion while retaining a significant ownership stake (~57%) in the expanded entity. This was followed by the 2025 acquisition of Xanadu Mines, which holds a stake in the world-class Kharmagtai copper-gold project in Mongolia, and the acquisition of the Alturas advanced-stage gold exploration project in Chile from Barrick. These moves signal Boroo’s commitment to developing a geographically diverse, long-life portfolio.
Boroo is a privately held investment holding company focused on operating, developing and acquiring mining properties globally. The Company owns and operates a portfolio of production-stage and development-stage assets across Central Asia and South America, with a strong emphasis on sustainable practices and long-term value creation.
The Company’s growth is backed by strong financial support. In addition to its internally generated cash flow, Boroo has also demonstrated its ability to raise external capital as evidenced by the US$300 million senior notes offering completed in August 2025. This debut in the international debt markets was met with strong investor demand, reflecting the market's confidence in Boroo’s disciplined capital allocation and low-leverage balance sheet. With substantial liquidity and robust cash flows from its operating assets, the Company is well positioned to pursue further acquisitions and growth initiatives globally.
"Our team excels where others see limitations," said Dulguun Erdenebaatar, CEO of Boroo. "By combining deep technical expertise with the financial agility to act on troubled or undervalued assets, we are proving that responsible, innovative mining can unlock immense value for shareholders and host communities alike. Whether in the high Andes, the Mongolian steppe or the Yukon, Boroo is committed to being a world-class operator that takes projects to the next level."
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