American Gold & Copper Inc. issued an updated independent technical review on May 27, 2026 [1], supporting the expansion of its Bolivia copper-gold project.

This validation is critical for the company as it seeks to secure financing and meet SEC reporting requirements. The review provides the technical foundation necessary for the company to plan further advancement of the asset and pursue a potential exchange uplisting.

The company, which operates under the ticker EVLI [2], was previously known as Everlert, Inc. [3]. Headquartered in Southlake, Texas, the firm is utilizing the Southlake platform to manage the development of the Bolivian site [1].

The updated geological review focuses on the technical potential of the copper-gold deposits. By confirming the viability of the project through independent analysis, the company aims to reduce risk for potential investors, and stakeholders involved in the project's growth phase [3].

Company leadership intends to use these findings to guide the next stages of exploration and extraction. The technical review serves as a benchmark for the company's strategy following a transformative reverse merger that shifted its focus toward precious and base metals [3].

Efforts to expand the project in Bolivia will depend on the company's ability to translate these technical findings into operational success. The review confirms that the project possesses the necessary geological characteristics to justify continued investment, and technical development [1].

“The independent report supports the expansion potential of the company's copper-gold assets in Bolivia.”

The release of an independent technical review is a standard but vital step for junior mining companies to attract institutional capital. By validating the resource potential of the Bolivian project, American Gold & Copper Inc. is attempting to move from the speculative exploration phase toward a more formal development stage, which is necessary for a potential transition to a major stock exchange.