PDAC 2024 Day 3
PDAC 2024 Day 3
The euphoria from the previous day carried forward as a result of the higher gold price which kept the mood positive on quite a busy third day of the show.
I did notice that many of the green field early stage exloration companies’ booths were quiet, a lot of phone scrolling going on there.
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PDAC 2024 Day 3
The euphoria from the previous day carried forward as a result of the higher gold price which kept the mood positive on what was quite a busy third day of the show.
I did notice that many of the green field early stage exloration companies’ booths were quiet, a lot of phone scrolling going on there.
There were certain hotspots where a group of booths were very busy, but elsewhere foot traffic was slow to non existant. One booth owner I seak to said she was going to try and move to adifferent are next year as her aisle was so quiet.
The one consistency of PDAC is that booth allocations are the same year after year, so if you go on a regular basis it’s easy to find the booths of the companies you’re interested in.
It will be interesting to see if my friend’s booth switch request is granted next year or not.
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The third day, Tuesday, was my final day, as the Wednesay half day is not worth attending, with few CEOs on thr stands early doors after the heavy festivities the night before, and the plane home is rammed.
In all honesty I think two days is just about right for the show, it takes a hard toll on feet and legs, and, unless you have an interest in very eary stage juniors desperate to raise finance, the number of companies with a decent market cap, and an advanced project that could be of interest can be quite low.
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