Based in Vancouver, Lion One Metals acquires, explores and develops mineral properties in various parts of the world, including Australia, Argentina, and most recently in Fiji.

Following the approval by the Fijian government to explore the high-grade gold mine on the island of Viti Levu, Lion One Metals is committed to develop the property with local and Asian partners, believing this is an opportunity to show the world that Asian equipment and expertise can meet the challenges of such projects in other parts of the world.
CEO Walter Berukoff said: “We’re very much interested in looking for partners in Asia who are willing to participate in the Fiji venture.”
The much anticipated Tuvatu Gold Project in Fiji was approved in March 2015. The license allows Lion One Metals to explore about 12,166 hectares on Viti Levu for the next 21 years.
As the company sets its sights on reaching the production phase, Berukoff cited the improvement of production through more equipment and technology purchases, and securing more off-take agreements in the Asian market as key strategic priorities, while maintaining strong Asian involvement in all aspects of this project.
He said: “We’re always concerned with expertise and capital required when we operate. I believe the Asian market has the necessary capital and expertise needed.”