Our story.

A coastal deposit, a long technical history, and a team assembling to bring one of the world's great materials to market.

On the record since 1989.

This is not a fresh exploration story. The deposit, the engineering and the name all carry a documented history.

1876

The namesake

Ernest Godfrey Beaumont is born. A master mariner, he spends his life on the British Columbia coast and gives parkland back to the province he called home.

1989

The feasibility work

An early feasibility study by Madari is independently reviewed by Klohn Leonoff. The deposit's scale and character enter the engineering record.

Today

The consolidation

Beaumont works to take full ownership of the property, update the feasibility study, and carry the project toward production.

Board and team.

A small team with the technical, financial and legal depth this takes, supported by an advisory board across geology, stone and capital markets.

01
Gary Eldridge

Gary Eldridge

Founder & President

President of Eldridge Wealth, with over three decades in capital markets, mergers and acquisitions, and start-up funding across North America.

02
Darcy Vis, P.Geo

Darcy Vis, P.Geo

Geology · Qualified Person

An economic geologist with nearly 20 years in mineral exploration and the project's Qualified Person. President of Tripoint Geological Services.

03
Sebastian Tang, CPA

Sebastian Tang, CPA

Chief Financial Officer

A CPA and CAIA charterholder with experience across public and private ventures, including Ernst & Young and Hunter Dickinson.

04
Casper Bych

Casper Bych

Legal & Securities

A securities lawyer with over 25 years in law and corporate finance, having worked with national firms including DLA Piper and McMillan.

Map of Vancouver Island with the Leo d'Or deposit marked at the north end

Location and access.

The parts that usually take years and fortunes to build are already close at hand.

0 kmto the deep-water port
0 kmto Port McNeill
Deep-water portAbout 20 km to Beaver Cove, on protected coastal water
RoadA forestry road to Highway 19, with no weight limits
PowerAn electrical substation on the property
WaterFresh water from nearby Bonanza Lake
TownPort McNeill, roughly 50 km away