Thunder Gold Corp Stock (TSXV: TGOL, OTCQB: TGOLF)

This page was created by Thunder Gold Corp. All statements about mineral resources refer to the January 19, 2026 NI 43-101 mineral resource estimate prepared by Micon International Limited. Mineral resources are not mineral reserves and do not have demonstrated economic viability.

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Thunder Gold Corp stock

Thunder Gold Corp stock trades under three tickers: TSXV: TGOL in Canada, OTCQB: TGOLF in the United States and FSE: Z25 in Germany. The company is a junior gold exploration company, not a gold producer, and its 100%-owned Tower Mountain gold property sits about 40 km west of Thunder Bay, Ontario. The latest mineral resource estimate is effective January 19, 2026 and was prepared by Micon International Limited.

What Thunder Gold Corp Stock Represents

Buying Thunder Gold Corp stock means buying a share of a company whose principal asset is a mineral property rather than an operating mine. There is no production and no revenue today: the business is exploration, drilling and resource definition, funded largely by equity. Value therefore depends on how large, how accessible and how well understood the Tower Mountain gold deposit becomes, and on how efficiently the company converts each exploration dollar into ounces of gold.

That distinction shapes how the shares behave. A junior explorer’s equity is a claim on discovery potential, not on current cash flow, so prices can move sharply on drill results, resource updates, financings and permitting news. Share counts can also grow when the company raises money. The general information on this page is not investment advice.

A producing gold miner sells metal and reports revenue, cash flow and reserves. Thunder Gold Corp reports none of those things, because Tower Mountain is still at the exploration and resource-definition stage. The relevant measures for the shares are therefore resource size, grade, strip ratio, drilling cost per ounce and the size of the remaining untested search space. Investors comparing an explorer with a producer should use different yardsticks rather than the same ones scaled down.

The Three Listings

Listing	Exchange	Ticker	Currency	Typical investor
Canada	TSX Venture Exchange	TGOL	CAD	Canadian retail and institutional
United States	OTCQB	TGOLF	USD	US retail investors
Germany	Frankfurt Stock Exchange	Z25	EUR	European investors

All three tickers reference the same business and the same share capital. Quoted prices differ partly because each venue converts into its own currency and partly because liquidity varies from market to market. The Canadian listing is the primary venue and the one that carries the company’s core continuous disclosure obligations.

What Sits Behind the Ticker

The Tower Mountain property covers about 7,000 hectares surrounding the Tower Mountain Intrusive Complex in the Shebandowan Greenstone Belt. Micon International Limited reported 34.0 Mt Indicated at 0.46 g/t Au containing 514,000 ounces, plus 211.1 Mt Inferred at 0.45 g/t Au containing 3,053,000 ounces, for roughly 3.5 Moz in total. Qualified Persons William Lewis, P.Geo., Charley Murahwi, P.Geo., FAusIMM and Tudorel Ciuculescu, P.Geo. are responsible for the estimate. Mineral Resources are not Mineral Reserves and do not have demonstrated economic viability.

Numbers Investors Track

• 235 drill holes and roughly 47,000 metres completed project to date
• 1.8:1 strip ratio in the resource pit shell, compared with 2.0:1 to 7.4:1 across the peer group the company cites
• C$3.95 discovery cost per ounce, with all-in drilling costs of about C$250–275 per metre
• Less than 20% of the intrusive complex perimeter drill tested so far
• 15,000–25,000 metres of definition and expansion drilling planned for 2026

What a Shareholder Should Read First

Start with the NI 43-101 page and the technical report itself, because the resource estimate is the core asset. Then review the share structure page for outstanding shares, options and warrants, and the company documents page for quarterly financial statements and management discussion. Together these show how much exploration work has been funded, how much cash was on hand at the last reporting date and how much dilution has already occurred.

Catalysts the Company Has Stated

The company is targeting an updated mineral resource estimate in Q4 2026 and an initial preliminary economic assessment in Q4 2026 or Q1 2027, followed by pre-feasibility work. Management has also stated a longer-term goal of reaching 5 Moz. These are company targets rather than completed milestones, and outcomes are not assured.

Drill results remain the most frequent near-term catalyst. During 2026 the company reported intercepts including 0.407 g/t Au over 336.0 m, 0.527 g/t Au over 290.1 m, 1.178 g/t Au over 102.0 m and 1.793 g/t Au over 45.0 m at the UV Target. Intercepts are reported as down-hole lengths, not true widths.

Where to Verify Live Market Data

Company websites are a poor home for live prices, so this page deliberately points to primary sources:

• TSX Venture Exchange and TMX Money for TGOL quotes and trading history
• OTC Markets for TGOLF quotations, market tier and filing history
• SEDAR+ for NI 43-101 reports, financial statements and continuous disclosure
• The investor relations hub for news releases, presentations and contact details

Search interest in the shares is dominated by people who want to know what the company is and where it trades. The short answers: it is an explorer rather than a miner, it is listed on three venues, it pays no dividend, and its value tracks the Tower Mountain resource and the company’s stated 2026 milestones. The longer answers follow the disclosure trail, beginning with the resource estimate and the drill record.

Risks to Weigh

Exploration equities carry substantial risk. A junior explorer can drill extensively and still fail to define an economically viable deposit, and can be forced to finance at unfavourable prices. Jurisdiction, permitting timelines, metallurgy, gold prices and community relationships all matter. Tower Mountain benefits from strong infrastructure about 40 km from Thunder Bay, with highway, rail and power corridors three to five kilometres from the property boundary, but good infrastructure lowers cost rather than removing risk.

Anyone weighing the shares should also confirm how much cash the company held at its most recent reporting date, because exploration is funded from the treasury. Investors who want the strategic case can read why invest in Thunder Gold, compare peer datasets on the analyst coverage page, and review management backgrounds on the management and directors page. For questions about filings, contact the company directly by email or telephone.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Thunder Gold Corp stock price

The Thunder Gold Corp stock price is quoted on three exchanges — TSXV: TGOL in Canadian dollars, OTCQB: TGOLF in US dollars and FSE: Z25 in euros — so two investors can look at the same company and see different numbers. Thunder Gold Corp is a junior gold exploration company advancing the Tower Mountain gold property about 40 km west of Thunder Bay, Ontario. Because quotes change continuously, this page explains how to read the price rather than publishing a figure that would quickly go stale.

How the Thunder Gold Corp Stock Price Is Set

A share price is simply the last price at which a buyer and a seller agreed to trade. On the TSX Venture Exchange, orders are matched electronically through participating brokers. On OTCQB, market makers quote bids and offers. On the Frankfurt exchange, local trading adds a third pool of liquidity. No single venue sets a correct price; each reflects supply, demand and the information available at that moment.

Why the Three Quotes Are Not Identical

Each listing trades in its own currency, and each has its own depth of buyers and sellers. A thin market can trade at a wider spread — the gap between the best bid and the best ask — than a deeper one. Currency movement between the Canadian dollar, the US dollar and the euro also changes how the same underlying value appears on each screen.

Venue	Ticker	Quoted in	Character of trading
Canada (TSXV)	TGOL	CAD	Primary listing, deepest order book
United States (OTCQB)	TGOLF	USD	US retail access, market-maker quotes
Germany (FSE)	Z25	EUR	European hours, thinner liquidity

Where to Find a Live Thunder Gold Corp Stock Price

Company websites should never be the source of a live quote. Use primary market data instead:

• TMX Money or the TSX Venture Exchange site for TGOL
• OTC Markets for TGOLF, including market tier and filing history
• The Frankfurt exchange or a European broker platform for Z25
• SEDAR+ for the documents that explain the underlying business

Every major brokerage also displays a quote for each ticker. If a number looks unusual, compare it with a second source and check the timestamp before drawing a conclusion.

Search engines, finance portals and older news articles frequently cache a stale quote, sometimes for days. A figure captured during a burst of news flow can look dramatically different from the current market. If a page shows a number without a timestamp, treat it as illustrative only. The same caution applies to charts embedded in third-party articles, which may not have refreshed since publication.

What Moves the Price

For an exploration-stage company, price is mostly a function of news and funding:

• Drill results, including the grade and width of new intercepts
• Mineral resource updates and study milestones
• Equity financings, which add shares and can pressure the price
• Gold price sentiment, which lifts or lowers the entire sector
• Permitting, community and regulatory developments

A single number means little without context. Compare the current quote with recent volume, with the price paid in the most recent financing and with the timing of the last drill release. A gap between the market quote and the last financing price usually reflects changed expectations about the project or the wider sector. None of that is a forecast; it is simply how a junior explorer’s market tends to behave.

During 2026 the company reported intercepts including 0.407 g/t Au over 336.0 m, 0.527 g/t Au over 290.1 m and 232.5 m at 0.450 g/t Au including 33.0 m at 1.383 g/t Au. Moves of this kind are normal for a junior and should be read against the whole drill programme rather than a single hole. Intercepts are down-hole lengths, not true widths.

What the Numbers Underneath the Price Mean

The Tower Mountain mineral resource estimate, effective January 19, 2026 and prepared by Micon International Limited, reported 34.0 Mt Indicated at 0.46 g/t Au for 514,000 ounces and 211.1 Mt Inferred at 0.45 g/t Au for 3,053,000 ounces, about 3.5 Moz in total. The Qualified Persons are William Lewis, P.Geo., Charley Murahwi, P.Geo., FAusIMM and Tudorel Ciuculescu, P.Geo. Mineral Resources are not Mineral Reserves and do not have demonstrated economic viability, so a share price cannot be checked against a mining plan that does not yet exist.

Liquidity, Spreads and Slippage

Junior explorers rarely trade millions of shares a day. That has practical consequences: a market order can fill at a noticeably worse price than the quote you saw, and a large position may take time to build or exit. Investors often use limit orders and staged entries for this reason. The share structure page shows how many shares exist, which directly affects how much a given amount of buying can move the market.

The last trade only records what one buyer and one seller agreed at a single moment. The bid and the ask show what the market is currently offering on each side, and the size behind those quotes shows how much can trade before the quote moves. For a junior explorer, checking depth before ordering is often more informative than checking the headline number, because a narrow spread with real size implies far more usable liquidity.

Reading Price History Sensibly

A price chart shows where the shares have traded, not where they are heading. Useful context includes the volume behind a move, whether a news release preceded it, and how the price behaved after earlier financings. Historical prices also reflect a corporate history that includes the name change from White Metal Resources Corp. to Thunder Gold Corp., so old charts and older releases may describe the same company under a different name.

Cross-Checking Before You Act

Use the investor relations hub for news releases and presentations, the NI 43-101 page for the technical report behind the resource, and this site’s company documents listing for financial statements. Pair any price data with why invest for the strategic view. This is general information, not investment advice, and junior exploration shares can lose most of their value.

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TSXV TGOL stock

The TSXV TGOL stock listing is Thunder Gold Corp’s primary market, and it is the venue that anchors the company’s disclosure obligations. Thunder Gold Corp is a junior gold exploration company whose 100%-owned Tower Mountain gold property lies about 40 km west of Thunder Bay, Ontario. Canadian investors searching for TGOL are usually looking for two things: where the shares trade, and what the company has filed.

What the TSXV Listing Means

The TSX Venture Exchange is the Canadian venue built for earlier-stage mineral companies. Issuers there commit to ongoing quarterly and annual reporting, timely material change disclosure and, for technical statements, documentation that meets NI 43-101. That framework is why resource numbers at Tower Mountain must be supported by a technical report and attributed to named Qualified Persons.

The most recent estimate, effective January 19, 2026, was prepared by Micon International Limited. It reported 34.0 Mt Indicated at 0.46 g/t Au for 514,000 ounces and 211.1 Mt Inferred at 0.45 g/t Au for 3,053,000 ounces, roughly 3.5 Moz in total. William Lewis, P.Geo., Charley Murahwi, P.Geo., FAusIMM and Tudorel Ciuculescu, P.Geo. are the Qualified Persons. Mineral Resources are not Mineral Reserves and do not have demonstrated economic viability.

How the Thunder Gold Corp Tickers Line Up

Venue	Ticker	Currency	Notes
TSX Venture Exchange	TGOL	CAD	Primary listing and disclosure record
OTCQB	TGOLF	USD	US trading access
Frankfurt Stock Exchange	Z25	EUR	European trading access

TGOL, TGOLF and Z25 all represent the same issuer. Only the trading currency, the local order book and the market hours differ.

Buying TSXV TGOL Stock

Because TGOL is a Canadian listing, it can generally be bought through a Canadian brokerage account in the same way as other TSXV securities. Two practical points matter for a junior explorer. First, liquidity is modest compared with a large-cap producer, so limit orders are common. Second, whether a particular account type can hold the security is set by the dealer, so confirm that with your broker before trading.

What to Expect from the Order Book

A TSXV quote normally shows a bid, an offer and the size available at each. On a quieter day the spread between those two prices can be a meaningful percentage of the share price, which is a liquidity feature rather than a comment on the company itself. Anyone researching TSXV TGOL stock should check that depth before ordering and use limit orders to control the fill. The headline number is not always the price at which a trade will complete, and none of this reflects on the underlying project; it is simply how a smaller issuer trades.

Reading the TSXV Disclosure Record on TGOL

For an exploration company, the useful filings fall into a few groups:

• The NI 43-101 technical report describing the Tower Mountain resource and its assumptions
• Quarterly and annual financial statements, plus management discussion and analysis
• News releases covering drill results, financings and corporate changes
• Material change reports and, when relevant, technical study updates

Current and historical drill information is collected on the drill results page, which now covers 235 holes and about 47,000 metres project to date. Highlights include 941.0 g/t Au over 1.5 m in hole TM23-137, 1.7 g/t Au over 250.4 m in TM23-139 and 1.178 g/t Au over 102.0 m reported in 2026. Intercepts are down-hole lengths, not true widths.

Filings are also available on SEDAR+ under the company’s profile, and a working index of documents is kept on the company documents page. Presentations and factsheets sit on the presentations and reports page, and the investor relations hub collects news, capital structure and contact details. Live TGOL quotes should come from a market-data source such as TMX Money.

What Makes Thunder Gold Corp Distinct in the Shebandowan Belt

The property surrounds the Tower Mountain Intrusive Complex, which the company describes as the largest exposed calc-alkalic intrusive complex in the eastern Shebandowan Greenstone Belt. Gold is hosted in carbonate-sericite-chlorite alteration that extends more than 500 m west of the intrusive contact and remains open in that direction. Less than 20% of the perimeter has been drill tested, and the current resource footprint covers only about 1,800 m by 500 m of that contact.

Elsewhere in the belt, the company optioned the Electra property in April 2026, completed a freehold patent purchase and sold the Seagull Lake property in May 2026. On the corporate side, it completed a $2.5 million financing led by a strategic investor announced March 18, 2026, received $215,000 in Ontario Junior Exploration Program funding announced March 30, 2026, and filed its NI 43-101 technical report on March 10, 2026. Board additions in April 2026 included Donovan Bailey, O.C. and Glenn Nolan. These are factual disclosures, not forecasts.

Comparing the Canadian Listing with the Other Venues

US investors will often see TGOLF quoted in US dollars rather than TGOL in Canadian dollars, and European investors may see Z25 in euros. The underlying claim on the business is identical. Differences in the quoted figure reflect currency conversion and local trading depth, which is why cross-market comparisons should always normalise for currency first. For a Canadian investor comparing venues, the practical answer is straightforward: use the primary listing for liquidity and treat foreign quotes as a convenience.

Risks Specific to a TSXV Explorer

Listing on the TSXV does not reduce exploration risk. A junior like Thunder Gold Corp has no revenue, depends on equity financing and can dilute existing holders. The company’s stated 2026 targets include an updated resource in Q4 2026 and an initial preliminary economic assessment in Q4 2026 or Q1 2027; those are targets, not outcomes. Investors should also track the cash position reported in the company’s periodic filings, because that is what funds the next drill programme. On the TSXV, an explorer raises most of its money through equity and flow-through financings, which keeps long drill programmes running but also means the share count tends to grow over time. Reviewing how much cash the company held at its last reporting date, and how much work that cash is expected to fund, is one of the most useful checks an investor can make before forming a view. This is general information, not investment advice.

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OTCQB TGOLF stock

OTCQB TGOLF stock is the US listing of Thunder Gold Corp, quoted in US dollars on the OTCQB Venture Market. Thunder Gold Corp is a junior gold exploration company advancing the Tower Mountain gold property roughly 40 km west of Thunder Bay, Ontario, where a January 19, 2026 Micon International Limited mineral resource estimate totalled about 3.5 Moz of gold. This page explains what OTCQB TGOLF stock is, how it differs from the Canadian listing and what US investors should verify before trading.

What the OTCQB Venture Market Is

OTCQB is an established US over-the-counter tier rather than a listing on the New York Stock Exchange or Nasdaq. Companies on the tier must stay current in their reporting, complete an annual verification and certification process and meet a minimum bid price requirement. It sits above the unsolicited OTC Pink market in terms of disclosure expectations, but it is not equivalent to a major exchange listing.

Why Thunder Gold Corp Trades There

The Canadian TSXV listing remains the primary venue. TGOLF exists so US investors can access the same company in US dollars through domestic brokerage accounts, without needing a Canadian trading account or foreign currency settlement.

OTCQB TGOLF Stock Alongside the Other Listings

Venue	Ticker	Quoted in	Who it serves
TSX Venture Exchange	TGOL	CAD	Canadian retail and institutional investors
OTCQB	TGOLF	USD	United States investors
Frankfurt Stock Exchange	Z25	EUR	European investors

All three tickers reference the same issuer and the same share capital. Differences in the quoted figure reflect currency conversion and each venue’s own liquidity.

How US Investors Buy TGOLF

Most US brokerage accounts can route an order for an OTCQB security by entering the ticker. Two practical points are worth noting. First, confirm with your broker that TGOLF is available for the account type you are using. Second, because small-cap OTCQB securities often trade with wider spreads, limit orders are more common than market orders.

TGOLF is quoted in US dollars, so the value you see already reflects an implied conversion from the Canadian listing. That conversion moves with the exchange rate, which means a flat day in Toronto can still produce a slightly different percentage move in New York.

Settlement and Eligibility

Depository eligibility affects how smoothly a security settles between brokers. Confirm current DTC eligibility for TGOLF with your broker or with the company’s investor relations team before trading, because eligibility status can change and it is not a statement about the merits of the company.

What Sits Behind the US Listing

The Tower Mountain property covers about 7,000 hectares surrounding the Tower Mountain Intrusive Complex in the Shebandowan Greenstone Belt. Micon International Limited reported 34.0 Mt Indicated at 0.46 g/t Au for 514,000 ounces and 211.1 Mt Inferred at 0.45 g/t Au for 3,053,000 ounces. The Qualified Persons are William Lewis, P.Geo., Charley Murahwi, P.Geo., FAusIMM and Tudorel Ciuculescu, P.Geo. Mineral Resources are not Mineral Reserves and do not have demonstrated economic viability.

Useful context numbers for US readers:

• 235 drill holes and roughly 47,000 metres drilled project to date
• 1.8:1 strip ratio in the resource pit shell
• C$3.95 discovery cost per ounce, with drilling around C$250–275 per metre
• About 40 km from Thunder Bay, with highway, rail and power corridors 3–5 km away
• 15,000–25,000 metres of drilling planned for 2026

The 2026 news flow from the property has been steady. Reported intercepts include 661.5 m at 0.554 g/t Au in August, 404.5 m at 0.453 g/t Au in September as an extension of hole TM23-137, and 0.407 g/t Au over 336.0 m alongside 0.527 g/t Au over 290.1 m in October. Historical highlights include 941.0 g/t Au over 1.5 m in TM23-137 and 1.7 g/t Au over 250.4 m in TM23-139. Intercepts are down-hole lengths, not true widths.

Disclosure US Investors Should Read

Because Thunder Gold Corp is a Canadian issuer, its core technical and financial disclosure is filed in Canada. The NI 43-101 technical report supporting the resource, the quarterly financial statements and the news release record are the starting points. Canadian disclosure standards are rigorous, but US investors should read them directly rather than relying on summaries.

• The NI 43-101 page for the technical report and resource context
• The company documents page for financial statements and filings
• The investor relations hub for news, presentations and contact details
• The share structure page for outstanding shares, options and warrants

US readers should treat OTC Markets as a useful entry point and the Canadian filings as the authoritative documents, because both routes lead back to the same underlying facts about the project. Where the two appear to differ, the technical report and the audited financial statements govern.

Risk Considerations for a Junior Explorer

Thunder Gold Corp has no mining operations and no revenue. It funds exploration by issuing equity, which dilutes existing holders, and its shares can lose most of their value. Anyone holding the shares should monitor financing news as closely as drill results, since both shape the value of the position. The company is targeting an updated resource in Q4 2026 and an initial preliminary economic assessment in Q4 2026 or Q1 2027; these are company targets, not completed results.

A US listing does not change that risk profile. The OTCQB tier improves access and reporting discipline; it does not make an exploration-stage company any less speculative. Whether TGOLF can be held in a given account, and how it settles, are practical questions for your broker rather than measures of quality. Confirm that your broker can hold TGOLF, check that a quote is timestamped on the same day, and read the most recent quarterly statements and management discussion so the cash position is clear. Because the primary listing is Canadian, corporate developments such as financings appear first in Canadian filings, and the ticker history reflects the company’s earlier name, White Metal Resources Corp. Treat any quote alongside the underlying filings, and remember that this page is general information rather than investment advice.

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