Announcement • Jun 25
Lucky Hand Mining Game Llc Launches Telegram Mini App and Unveils Long-Term Strategy for Gold Rush-Inspired Gaming Ecosystem Lucky Hand Mining Game LLC, a subsidiary of Buscar Company (OTC: CGLD), announced the official launch of its game as a Telegram Mini App. The release represents the first phase of a major gaming ecosystem inspired by the California Gold Rush and the historical development of the U.S. gold mining industry. The Lucky Hand Mining project is an interactive gaming platform that allows players to advance from novice prospector to owner of a major international mining company. Through engaging gameplay, participants experience the full spectrum of modern mining operations — including geological exploration, mineral extraction, raw material processing, infrastructure development, logistics, corporate management, and international resource trading. Beyond entertainment, the project incorporates meaningful educational elements that provide players with a clearer understanding of today's mining industry and natural resource economies. Telegram was selected as the initial platform due to the rapid expansion of its Mini Apps ecosystem and its vast global user base. The company views Telegram as an ideal foundation for building a worldwide community and onboarding millions of players into the Lucky Hand Mining ecosystem. According to the development roadmap, the first two seasons will be hosted entirely within the Telegram Mini App. During each season, players will grow their mining enterprises, participate in events and competitions, and refine personalized strategies. At the end of each season, rewards will be distributed to qualifying participants via the TON blockchain, a core component of the Telegram ecosystem. Following the conclusion of Season Two, the project will advance to its next major phase. Season Three will introduce a full-scale, next-generation Web3 strategy experience in which players manage virtual mining companies, explore and develop new territories, compete for resources, forge economic alliances, and help shape a dynamic digital world that combines deep strategy, economic simulation, and modern blockchain technology. Lucky Hand Mining Game LLC sees the Telegram Mini App launch as the cornerstone of a long-term, multi-million-player ecosystem at the intersection of gaming, education, and blockchain innovation. Announcement • May 16
Buscar Company Advances Permitting Process for Treasure Canyon Mine Project in California Buscar Company announced progress in the permitting process for its Treasure Canyon Mine Project located in Plumas County, California. The Company has received an update from its permitting consultant, Lumwana LLC, indicating that the project has advanced through several permitting stages, with ongoing coordination among multiple federal and state regulatory agencies. The Treasure Canyon Mine project is located approximately 11 miles northeast of Taylorsville, California, within Township 27 North, Range 11 East (Mount Diablo Base and Meridian), in the Plumas National Forest. According to an update from Martin L. Gallon, CPG of Lumwana LLC, the USFS received the draft Plan of Operations in February 2026 and distributed the documentation to federal and state regulatory agencies for review and comment. The Company's consultant reports that permitting activities have continued to progress, with ongoing communication among participating agencies. Buscar Company confirmed that certain approvals have been obtained, while multiple remaining applications continue advancing through the review process. The following permits have been officially approved: Dust Control Plan Application - Submitted; NSAQMD confirmed most requirements have been met. Burn Permit (NSAQMD Permit No. 5186, issued 4/29/2026) - Issued, valid from 7/15/2026 through 7/15/2027; valid only on designated Burn Days; a separate Project Burn Permit from CalFire/USFS must also be obtained prior to burning. The burn permit, subject to applicable conditions, including burn-day designations and a separate CalFire/USFS project burn permit, covers hazard-reduction pile burning that may assist in removing dead timber and wildfire debris from the property. Lake and Streambed Alteration Agreement (EPIMS No. PLU-13720-R2) for a temporary bridge crossing of Lights Creek - Agreement issued by CDFW; subject to a 35-day CEQA statute-of-limitations period and additional conditions set forth in the Agreement. Permanent bridge crossing application — Included within the SMARA Road Access Plan and currently under agency review. The following documents and plans have been formally submitted and are currently under regulatory review: SMARA Reclamation Plan, Mining Waste Characterization, Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan, Road Access Plan. Current regulatory review items include: State Water Board Division of Water Rights review, 401 Water Quality Certification and Waste Discharge Requirements review. The Company noted that clarification was requested regarding water discharge requirements. The Plan of Operations proposes to recycle mine water for operational reuse, with Lights Creek as the source of make-up water. The Plan also proposes discharge of any excess pond water, which is subject to pending regulatory review and approval, including a Report of Waste Discharge requirement identified by the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board. The Plan of Operations proposes the use of a spring located on site for potable water supply. The status of any regulatory requirements applicable to that water source is subject to ongoing review. Following final approval of the Plan of Operations, Buscar intends to immediately file the remaining mine safety-related permits, including: Magazine Storage Permit, Explosives Permit. These permits will be processed through MSHA, Cal/OSHA, and local regulatory authorities. The Treasure Canyon Mine site possesses several unique environmental and logistical advantages that may substantially reduce development complexity and environmental impact. According to the consultant's report, the project area has previously experienced repeated wildfires that removed a significant portion of the forest cover. As a result, the construction of mine infrastructure and access roads is not expected to require the removal of living trees, reducing environmental disturbance and potentially streamlining portions of the permitting and construction process. The Company also emphasized that the approved burn permit authorizes the removal of remaining dead trees and wildfire debris, improving site safety and operational preparation. Lumwana LLC reported that the U.S. Forest Service has been engaged throughout the permitting process. The agency has communicated with the Company and its consultants regarding the Plan of Operations, including providing comments on submitted materials. The consultant further stated that edits to sections of the Plan of Operations have been provided and incorporated into updated submissions. Announcement • May 06
Buscar Company Announces Completion of Exploration Target Geological Report for Treasure Canyon Project Buscar Company announced the completion of an independent Exploration Target Geological Report for the Treasure Canyon Project in Plumas County, California. The report was prepared by Martin L. Gallon, P. Geo., a qualified professional geologist whose credentials meet the standards of a Qualified Person as defined in SEC Regulation S-K 1300, with an effective date of March 30, 2026. The Exploration Target Geological Report provides a comprehensive review of the project's historical exploration data, geological setting, and mineralization styles. It confirms the presence of gold in placer deposits and auriferous quartz veins, along with copper mineralization potential associated with the regional porphyry environment. Mr. Gallon conducted a site visit to the property in November 2025 to verify key features, including vein locations, placer deposits, and access routes. The report summarizes the structural and stratigraphic controls on mineralization and outlines recommendations for a targeted exploration program, including drilling, geophysics, and underground development work to further assess the property's potential. This technical assessment supports the Company's ongoing efforts to advance the project responsibly. The Exploration Target is conceptual in nature and does not constitute a mineral resource or mineral reserve estimate. The Treasure Canyon property remains an exploration-stage asset with no defined mineral reserves. There can be no assurance that further exploration will result in the determination of economically viable mineral reserves. The Company has no producing properties and no revenue from operations. The Company will continue to provide updates on permitting progress and exploration plans as milestones are achieved. 
