StrataGold Corporation

COMPANY DATA | INTRODUCTION | PROJECTS IN HAND | MANAGEMENT
NEWS UPDATE | CHINESE

COMPANY DATA

INTRODUCTION

StrataGold Corporation is a mineral exploration company engaged in the acquisition, exploration and development of mineral properties in the Yukon Territory, Canada and Guyana, South America. The Company is currently focusing its exploration activities on gold and holds interest in seven properties in the Yukon Territory, two properties in Ontario, Canada and one gold property in Guyana, South America.

StrataGold has an accomplished and experienced Board of Directors and a strong management team with a record of accomplishment of discoveries and technical excellence.

StrataGold is a widely held company with 70 percent of the shares held by institutions, 17 percent by Newmont Mining Corporation and a further 13 percent held by retail investors. StrataGold Corporation is well funded having recently raised over CDN$18.4 million and has CDN$23 million in the treasury.

PROJECTS IN HAND

(1) Tassawini Property, Guyana, South America

In June 2004, StrataGold acquired its first advanced stage gold project, the 1,425 hectare Tassawini property located in Guyana, South America. The terms of the agreement allow StrataGold to acquire 100 percent interest in the project by completing US$2.6 million in exploration over three years, issuing 800,000 common shares and 400,000 warrants and making cash installment payments totaling US$750,000 to the vendor. The vendor retains a 2.5% NSR royalty and that can be purchased for US$4 million. StrataGold must also complete a feasibility study 18 months from the exercise of the option and the property must be placed into commercial production with 18 months of obtaining production financing.

The Tassawini Property is located 170 kilometres northwest of Georgetown, Guyana, South America. The project is an advanced-stage gold exploration property centered on the site of the formerly producing Tassawini Gold Mine where, between 1907 and 1914, a total of 11,200 ounces of gold was recovered. Over the past 25 years, the property has been subject to extensive exploration indicating there is significant gold mineralization hosted by sheared and mylonitic, fine-grained sediments in contact with basic volcanics. This geological environment suggests the region may have shared its origins with the Birrimian metasedimentary terrains of West Africa, where some of the world's richest gold deposits have been discovered.

To date, US$10 million has been spend on exploration, including a 116-hole diamond-drilling program conducted by Paranapanema Mineracao S.A. during the period of 1986 to 1988, followed by a feasibility study completed by Kilborn Limited, Canada. In addition, exploration work conducted in 1997 by Menora Resources of Canada included a soil and Pionjar sampling program that outlined several high priority gold targets outside the central 200 by 300 metre gold mineralized area.

This historical work is of significant interest to StrataGold, since the records indicate that the resource of 2.3 million tonnes grading 2.12 g/t gold at a cutoff of 0.5 g/t was calculated by Kilborn over an area of 200 square metres using only four of eighteen Paranapanema drill sections. StrataGold is currently in the process of conducting a CDN$500,000 exploration program that will include a number of due diligence holes to twin those completed by Paranapanema Mineracao's drilling program. The program will also include drilling several infill drill holes necessary to upgrade the resource estimates to comply with National Instrument 43-101 reporting standards. In addition, the high priority targets identified outside the central 200 by 300 metre gold mineralized area will be drilled with the intent of extending the gold mineralized zone.

(2) The Dublin Gulch and Clear Creek Properties, Yukon, Canada

In October 2004, StrataGold acquired a second advanced-stage gold project, the Dublin Gulch and Clear Creek properties in Yukon, Canada. The acquisition of these properties was key in StrataGold's strategy to consolidate a regional gold district. The Company now has landholdings encompassing 750 sq.km in the Mayo Gold District along the Tinitina Gold Belt. A 43-101 compliant report conducted on Dublin Gulch in November 2004, confirms the Eagle Zone, one of several prospective gold mineralized zones on the Dublin Gulch property, contains an indicated resource of 1.6 million ounces of gold and an inferred resource of 0.4 million ounces. Under the terms of the acquisition, StrataGold has agreed to pay US$6 million and issue five million common shares.

The Dublin Gulch project is located 85 km north of the village of Mayo in Yukon Territory, Canada. Dublin Gulch is an advanced-stage gold project that lies adjacent to StrataGold's Lynx and Aurex properties. In 1997, Rescan Engineering completed a feasibility study on the development of Dublin Gulch as a 135,000-ounce-per-year producer. The basis of the study was a mineable reserve, from an area named the Eagle Zone, of 50.4 million tonnes at an average grade of 0.93 g/t or 1.51 million ounces of gold.

The Clear Creek claim group is situated in a geological and geochemical environment favourable for hosting gold deposits associated with mid-Cretaceous granitic intrusions such as "True North" (Alaska), "Brewery Creek" (Yukon), and "Fort Knox" (Alaska). This metallogenic province has been named the 'Tinitina Gold Belt'. Important gold deposits and occurrences, including Brewery Creek, Dublin Gulch and Scheelite Dome are all located within 50 km of Clear Creek. A productive placer gold history at Clear Creek and Left Clear Creek strongly supports a continuing effort to search for lode gold deposits on the property.

The Dublin Gulch Property is considered to have excellent exploration potential for additional gold mineralization because the following conditions exist:

- The Eagle Zone is open to the west and down-dip
- Other zones of similar mineralization are known including the Olive, Shamrock and Steiner Zones
- The property is under-explored for intrusive-hosted gold deposits
- The extent of the intrusive system is undefined.

MANAGEMENT

The Company's management and directors have extensive experience in mining exploration and development. There is a solid combination of mineral exploration experience and more advanced financial, accounting, corporate communication and general business backgrounds.

Terry L. Tucker, President, CEO and Director
Mr. Tucker is a graduate of the University of Alberta (B.Sc. Geology, 1989) and is a member of the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of British Columbia. He has been the President, CEO and a director of StrataGold since March 31, 2003. Previously Mr. Tucker was the Vice President, Exploration of Expatriate. He was formally the president and CEO of Nickelodeon Minerals Inc. (now Strongbow) from April 1997 to April 2000 and with Westmin Resources Limited as Project Geologist from April 1992 to April 1997. Mr. Tucker was project geologist of the Wolverine project, Yukon when the Wolverine deposit was discovered and has explored for gold and base metals in a number of countries.

Robert McKnight, Vice President, Corporate Development and CFO
Mr. McKnight is a graduate of the University of British Columbia with a degree in Geological Engineering. He also has a Masters in Business Administration from Simon Fraser University. Mr. McKnight has broad experience in the mining industry with senior roles with Wright Engineers, Cassiar Mining, Getty Resources, Endeavor Financial and most recently Pincock Allen & Holt Ltd. and AMEC. His experience includes feasibility studies; financial evaluations of mining, oil & gas and coal projects; technical and financial due diligence; project finance; and mergers and acquisitions.

Annikki Puusaari, Corporate Secretary and Controller
Ms. Puusaari joined StrataGold in June 2003. Ms. Puusaari is a member of the Certified Management Accountants of British Columbia and has worked for numerous public and private junior companies in the resource sector.

Jim Sparling, Manager, Exploration, North and Central America
Mr. Sparling is a graduate of the University of Manitoba (B.A. Economics, 1978), University of Saskatchewan (B.Sc. Geology, 1984) and Royal Roads University School of Business (MBA, 2003). He is a member of the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Mr. Sparling has experience in both mineral and oil & gas exploration, with a strong background in volcanogenic massive sulphide and other types of deposits. Before joining StrataGold, for nine years he was a Geophysical Crew Chief and Project Geologist for Hudson Bay Exploration and Development Co. Ltd. He was based in Flin Flon, Manitoba; where he was associated with the discovery and development of several mineral deposits in North America, including the 777, Photo Lake, Konuto and Chisel North deposits in the Flin Flon - Snow Lake Belt in Northern Manitoba. In the fall of 2003, he worked as a Project Geologist for StrataGold on the Aurex project located in the Yukon Territory.

Bill Yeomans, General Manager, Exploration, South America
Mr. Yeomans is a graduate of Queens University (Honours B.Sc. Geology, 1982) and a member of the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of British Columbia. Mr. Yeomans has twelve years of international exploration management experience in both gold and base metals in a variety of geological environments with an emphasis on Guyana, Suriname, Brazil and Canada. Before joining StrataGold, he was Vice President, Exploration for Bright Star Ventures, Country Manager for Migrate Mining in Guyana, Country Manager and Senior Geologist for the BHP World Discovery Group in Guiana Shield and Country Manager for Canarc Guyana Resources Inc. in Guyana.

Board of Directors include:

Dr. Harlan Meade, Chairman
Roman Friedrich III, Director
Peter Rowlandson, Director
David Thompson, Director, Calgary, Alberta
James Ladner, Director, Zurich, Switzerland

NEWS UPDATE

On December 19, 2005, StrataGold Corporation announced that it has received the assay results from an additional 18 diamond drill holes (DD) on Tassawini West and East reconfirming the successful delineation of high grade gold mineralization over significant widths. Results included SD057 which averaged 1.92 g/t gold over 51.80 metres. At this time, assays pending for an additional 21 DD holes, and 49 reverse circulation (RC) holes and are expected in early 2006.

On December 07, 2005, StrataGold Corporation reported the successful completion of the CDN$4.75 million exploration and infrastructure development program at Tassawini, Guyana. In 2005, 73 diamond drill holes (11,755 metres) and 287 reverse circulation (RC) holes (11,987 metres) were completed. To date, StrataGold has reported the assay results from the first 34 diamond drill holes with results pending for an additional 39 diamond drill holes (SD035 to SD073 inclusive). The assay results are also pending for an additional 49 RC holes (F400 to F449 inclusive). During 2005, StrataGold completed construction of the infrastructure necessary for exploration and development to progress.

On February 09, 2005, StrataGold Corporation announced that it has approved a CDN$3.1 million, 2005 work program for the Dublin Gulch, Aurex and Lynx properties in the Yukon, Canada. Exploration will commence in May 2005.

On February 01, 2005, StrataGold Corporation announced that it has approved a CDN$4 million, 2005 work program for the Tassawini Project in Guyana, South America. Drilling will commence in February and will consist of 8,000 metres of core drilling and 14,000 metres of reverse circulation drilling.

On January 17, 2005, StrataGold Corporation announced additional results from the 2004 RC drill program on the Tassawini property in Guyana. The drill program consisted of a total of 2,042 metres in 45 drill holes on targets located in the Tassawini East and West, Black Ridge and Sonne Zones.

Highlights include 16.76 metres of 3.92 g/t gold at Tassawini West and the discovery of two new gold mineralized zones, the Black Ridge and Sonne. The Black Ridge zone is a gold in soil anomaly measuring 140,000 square metres located 200 metres northwest of Tassawini West, and the Sonne is a 585,000 square metre gold in soil anomaly located 800 metres northwest of Tassawini West. Highlights at Sonne include 15.94 metres of 1.64 g/t. Drilling at Black Ridge included 23.56 metres of 1.30 g/t gold in F138 which collared in mineralization. F143, located 190 metres along strike to the southwest of F138, collared and terminated in gold mineralization and intersected 60.13 metres of 1.37 g/t gold.

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