Gold Production

Our 100% owned Golden Chest Mine has produced gold continuously since 2016. Located in northern Idaho, the Golden Chest Mine serves as our company’s foundation and source of cashflow to invest in the growth of our domestic critical minerals assets. Our operations at the Golden Chest are vertically integrated – we explore, drill, mine, and mill for our own account

Rare Earth Elements

Our 100% owned Lemhi Pass, Mineral Hill, and Diamond Creek Projects are located in central Idaho’s REE-Th Belt and recognized as three of the top ten rare earth elements prospects in our country. They are included in the United States’ national strategic inventory and have the potential to serve as a domestic replacement to foreign sources for rare earth elements critical to the U.S.’ decarbonization goals

Thorium

Our 100% owned Lemhi Pass Project is located in central Idaho’s REE-Th Belt and is recognized by the USGS and the DoE as the largest domestic source of thorium resources in the United States – with equally as impressive rare earth element mineralization. Thorium has the potential to become the preferred fuel for next generation nuclear reactors due to its safety and environmental benefits

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Our Company

We are Idaho’s largest primary gold producer with a track record of sustainable mining and milling operations. We believe that there is no shortcut to building the trust necessary to operate a mine and mineral processing facility and we have taken a very intentional approach to the Company’s growth strategy and building the business. The vision for Idaho Strategic is to protect and grow our asset base while investing in the future of our gold operations and the blue sky potential of the Company’s substantial rare earth elements projects.

Jurisdiction Matters

Idaho is Ranked #7 in the World on the Investment Attractiveness Index

– The Fraser Institute

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We Live Here

Idaho Strategic's community involvement

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