US GoldMining Says Whistler Access Road Qualifies for Expedited Federal Permitting

• U.S. GoldMining reported emergency federal permitting procedures for the West Susitna Access Project, expected to significantly shorten processing times.
• The proposed 78.5-mile road would provide year-round access to its wholly owned Whistler gold-copper project, connecting it with existing infrastructure.
• The Army Corps of Engineers is evaluating the permit application following closure of comments on its September 25, 2026, public notice.
• Federal funding of US$249 million supports the 32-mile Port MacKenzie rail extension; Alaska’s development authority committed up to US$34 million.
• Neighboring developer Nova Minerals secured all required Phase 1 antimony permits within approximately three months, strengthening the case for regional infrastructure investment.

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