Blue Lagoon Resources has strengthened its Mining Committee by recruiting Peter Bojtos, a professional engineer with extensive international mining experience, to guide its strategic transition from an exploration company to a near-term gold and silver producer.
Bojtos brings an exceptional background spanning five decades in the mining industry, having evaluated properties in nearly 80 countries and been directly involved with operations in 30. His professional history includes participating in the financing, development, and reopening of 19 mines and operating 24 producing mines.
The strategic appointment underscores Blue Lagoon's commitment to responsibly advancing its Dome Mountain Gold Project, which holds 15 known high-grade gold veins and remains less than 10% explored. By assembling a committee of proven industry leaders, the company aims to effectively navigate the complex process of transitioning to production.
Company President Rana Vig emphasized Bojtos's critical role, highlighting his deep understanding of mine development, financing, and operational strategies. The addition of Bojtos is expected to provide valuable technical guidance and strategic oversight as Blue Lagoon targets gold production in the third quarter of 2025.
With a recently granted full mining permit - one of only nine issued in British Columbia since 2015 - the company is positioning itself to self-fund future exploration and resource expansion while maintaining a focused approach to responsible mining.
