West Vault Mining Inc. provided an update on their Hasbrouck Gold Project (the "Project") located in South Nevada: Work to obtain permits for the recently acquired Hill of Gold deposit is on track for completion in fourth quarter of 2021. This will allow mined material from Hill of Gold to be processed on the Three Hills heap leach pad. The Project's first pit, Three Hills Mine, is fully permitted and is now at 100% construction readiness, with a fully developed construction plan, a level-3 construction schedule, and issued-for-construction drawings, and waiting for a much more favorable pricing environment prior to making a construction decision. The Project's second pit, Hasbrouck Mine, is scheduled to start producing two years after the start of the first pit, and has a federal permit and is close to being at 100% construction readiness. The Company has conducted internal studies to investigate reducing both greenhouse gas emissions and operating costs, including switching to electric equipment from diesel mining equipment, and has commissioned NV Energy to study the supply of the additional power needed for this. The Company is also studying reducing greenhouse gas emissions and operating costs by switching to grid power at Three Hills Mine instead of the currently planned and permitted LNG-generator. About the Hasbrouck Gold Project: The Hasbrouck Gold Project consists of two all-oxide gold-silver deposits eight km apart, near the Town of Tonopah in southern Nevada. A Pre-Feasibility Study supports that both deposits can be open-pit mined with: 70,000 gold ounces produced per year for eight years. USD 709 all-in sustaining cost per gold ounce. USD 47.0 Million initial capital. USD 297.0 Million after-tax NPV(5). 92% after-tax IRR, at USD 1,800 gold.