Ranger Gold Corp.

Ranger Gold Corp

Overview

Ranger Gold Corp is a Nevada corporation focused on acquiring, exploring, and developing natural resource properties, primarily gold, in the United States. The company is an exploration-stage issuer and is classified as a shell company.

History and background

• Incorporated May 11, 2007 as Fenario, Inc., originally formed to develop healthcare software; later shifted focus to mining.
• 2009–2013: Acquired rights to mining properties in the western United States but did not conduct mining operations.
• Stopped filing SEC periodic reports after the December 31, 2013 Form 10-Q.
• December 26, 2018: Filed Certificate of Reinstatement with the State of Nevada.
• January 8–14, 2019: A custodian was appointed; Bryan Glass became interim director. 200,000,000 shares were issued to Bryan Glass, valued at $20,000.
• February 7, 2019: Bryan Glass elected sole director.
• October 12, 2019: Filed Form 15 to terminate registration of the class of common stock under Section 12(g) of the Exchange Act.
• August 2022: Form 10 became effective under the Exchange Act.
• As of the date of the Annual Report, Bryan Glass is the sole director and officer.

Current operations

• The company does not hold mining properties and does not conduct substantive business operations.
• The business is dependent on funding from its sole officer and director, with no binding agreement guaranteeing ongoing funding.

Plan of operation and strategy

• Objective is to raise capital to acquire an attractive mining property and pursue active mining operations rather than passive investments.
• Activities may include identifying and performing due diligence on target properties, pursuing joint ventures when appropriate, and buying or selling properties at various development stages.
• If a suitable property is identified, the company intends to retain geologists and mining consultants to assess resource potential, economics, and feasibility.

Properties and office

• The company does not currently own, lease, or control mining rights or properties.
• Principal office: 20 West Park Avenue, Suite 207, Long Beach, New York. Office space is furnished free of charge.

Market position and competition

• The mining industry is highly competitive and dominated by large senior companies; junior firms often partner with larger firms to develop projects.
• Ranger Gold acknowledges limited resources relative to many competitors and may face challenges competing for properties, capital, and personnel.

Financial information

• The company has not generated revenue to date and has limited current assets.
• Funding to date has been provided by the sole officer/director and may continue through loans or additional investments from that individual, without guarantee of future support.
• As a shell company, certain regulatory restrictions apply, including resale limitations and impacts on available securities exemptions.

Governance and employees

• One executive officer and director: Bryan Glass. There are no other employees.
• The officer/director may have other business interests, which could create potential conflicts of interest; the company has not adopted a formal written policy to resolve such conflicts.

Regulatory and reporting status

• Ranger Gold qualifies as a Smaller Reporting Company.
• The company is classified as a shell company under Rule 405, which affects resale restrictions and securities exemption availability until shell status is ceased.
• The company previously filed Form 15 to terminate Exchange Act registration (2019) and later re-registered via Form 10 (effective August 2022).

Cybersecurity

• There is no formal cybersecurity program in place. Information systems are limited and used primarily for administration and SEC reporting.
• No material cybersecurity incidents have been identified to date. The company plans to implement appropriate policies and controls as operations expand.