Mining Review 28th April 2024
It’s been a busy week for our watchlist companies, with one deal disappearing as quickly as it came as Gold Road withdrew from the Greenstone Mines bid, and then Equinox Gold stepped in and took it for themselves.
G Mining Ventures announced a combination with Reunion Gold, based in Guyana.
G Mining Ventures (TSX: GMIN)
GMIN and Reunion Gold Corporation (TSX.V:RGD) announced they have entered into a definitive agreement to combine the two companies, setting the stage for the creation of a leading intermediate gold producer. Continue reading
G Mining Ventures (TSX: GMIN)
Provided an update on progress made at GMIN’s 100% owned Tocantinzinho Gold Project currently under construction in the State of Pará, Brazil.
With the spot gold price trading at $2,356/oz, the Project is 87% complete and remains on track and on budget for commercial production in H2-2024. Continue reading
G Mining Ventures (TSX: GMIN)
Announced it has been recognized by the TSX Venture Exchange as a 2024 Top 50 Company, ranking top 10 within the mining sector. Continue reading
Mining Review 18th February 2024
Calibre Mining announced intersecting high-grade gold near the Valentine Mine in Newfoundland.
Nevada King announced a spinout of their non-Atlanta assets into a spinco. Continue reading
G Mining Ventures (TSX: GMIN)
Announced that it has drawn approximately $42 million on its $75 million senior secured term loan with an affiliate of Franco-Nevada Corporation, as previously announced in July 2022. Continue reading
Cabral Gold (TSX.V: CBR)
Following on from a successful drill prgram in 2023, Alan Carter, CEO of Cabral has shares his thoughts for the Cuiu Cuiu project going forwards.
Carbral are looking to produce cashflow within a year with a small scale startup operation, to avoid further share dilution to the stock. Continue reading
City Investors Circle Watchlists
As we approach the end of the year, it’s an ideal time to review not only one’s portfolio, but also the watchlists on this site.
I’m looking for vibrant companies moving projects forward, preferably well funded, in safe jurisdictions. One or two have not made the cut and will be removed or downgraded. Continue reading
