Romios Gold's Stephen Burega Highlights Strategic Nevada Partnership with Star Gold at PDAC 2025

Romios Gold Resources Inc. (TSXV: RG | OTCQB: RMIOF) has made a bold strategic move at PDAC 2025, announcing a transformative partnership with Star Gold Corp. (OTCQB: SRGZ), positioning itself as the largest shareholder and active management participant of Star Gold. In an exclusive interview with InvestorNews.com host Tracy Hughes, Romios CEO Stephen Burega highlighted this strategic alignment, emphasizing, “It’s a great opportunity for Romios to really bring these Nevada assets forward.” Under the partnership, Romios will contribute its promising Kinkaid and Scosa projects, becoming Star Gold’s largest shareholder with a 60% stake prior to financing. Burega described the Kinkaid project as "extremely exciting," noting surface samples returning results of up to 12% copper and identifying over 30 historical mining operations on-site, underscoring the property's significant exploration potential.Burega explained that the Scosa property, another key asset transferred to Star Gold, represents substantial potential due to its history as a high-grade producing mine until 1941. Detailing its geological prospects, he described Scosa as an “epithermal stacked vein system” that previously averaged over one ounce per tonne of gold, highlighting substantial untapped potential, especially given that “similar deposits in the region were typically mined to depths of around 1,200 ft.” Romios is keen to leverage Star Gold's infrastructure and expertise to rapidly advance these projects, aligning well with Star Gold’s existing Longstreet project, which is nearing production readiness following environmental permitting and pre-production development.This transaction strategically positions Romios Gold within a highly sought-after niche in the resource market—gold-copper plays in Nevada. CEO Stephen Burega expressed optimism about investor interest, noting significant enthusiasm at PDAC 2025, with both Romios and Star Gold shareholders actively engaging at their booth. Burega underlined the broader appeal and market rationale of the venture, asserting, “Right now I think a pure gold or resource play in Nevada makes a lot of sense,” and emphasized the strategic advantage of leveraging Star Gold’s “existing near-term production Longstreet property” alongside Romios’ assets. This partnership positions Romios Gold advantageously to attract investors seeking exposure to high-potential, near-production assets in Nevada.