Mining Stock Daily

Revival Gold CEO Hugh Agro joins Trevor Hall at the Precious Metals Summit in Zurich to discuss the company's latest land consolidation efforts at the Mercur Gold Project in Utah and its path toward a production decision in 2028. Agro explains how recent acquisitions and mineral leases strengthen Revival's control over the district, providing greater flexibility for mine development and future exploration across approximately 19,000 acres. The conversation also explores the advantages of developing a gold project on private land in the United States and the company's plans to launch a project financing process in April 2027. Agro discusses potential financing alternatives, including traditional bank debt, private credit, convertible debt, and offtake arrangements, while highlighting the investment leverage gold developers offer in a strong gold market.

Onyx Gold President and CEO Brock Colterjohn discusses the company's massive 110,000-meter drill program at the Munro-Croesus Project in Timmins, Ontario. With approximately half of the drill results still to be released, Colterjohn outlines the continued expansion of the Argus Gold Trend, now defined over 2.6 kilometers of strike length, and its potential for both open-pit and underground development. The conversation also explores emerging exploration opportunities at the Flipper Zone, the potential to define a new mineralized corridor, and the timing of a maiden resource estimate. Colterjohn discusses plans for another 70,000 to 100,000 meters of drilling in 2027, future financing considerations, and the strategic value of Onyx's extensive land holdings in both Timmins and the Yukon.

Kenorland Minerals CEO Zach Flood joins us at the Precious Metals Summit in Zurich to discuss the company's C$16.3 million financing and the addition of Franco-Nevada as a major strategic shareholder. Flood explains why the royalty major was attracted to Kenorland's business model and its cornerstone 4% net smelter return royalty on the Frotet Gold Project in Quebec, operated by Sumitomo Metal Mining. The conversation covers continued high-grade exploration at Frotet, potential underground development and bulk sampling, and ongoing partner-funded exploration at South Uchi, West Wabigoon, and Flora. With approximately C$25 million expected in the treasury at year-end, Flood outlines Kenorland's strategy for expanding its grassroots exploration portfolio, attracting new partners, and generating additional royalties through discovery. The discussion also explores whether the market fully appreciates Kenorland's project generation business beyond its flagship Frotet royalty.

Alaska Silver CEO Aaron Schutt joins Trevor Hall at the Precious Metals Summit in Zurich to discuss the company's exploration and development progress across its Illinois Creek district in western Alaska. Schutt provides an update on the recently completed 9,500-meter drill program at Silver Sage and Waterpump Creek, including potentially significant step-out drilling west of the existing Waterpump Creek deposit. The conversation also examines ongoing metallurgical test work at the historic Illinois Creek Mine, opportunities to improve silver recoveries, and the potential for a preliminary economic assessment. Schutt discusses infrastructure and permitting initiatives, the company's gallium mineralization and engagement with federal agencies, and how Alaska Silver is balancing exploration priorities with advancing its existing resources toward development in 2027 and beyond.

Ridgeline Minerals CEO Chad Peters joins Trevor Hall at the Precious Metals Summit in Zurich to discuss ongoing exploration at the Selena Project in Nevada and the company's capital allocation strategy following its C$32.7 million asset sale. Peters provides an update on South32-funded drilling at Selena, where the current program aims to demonstrate the continuity and scale of the project's massive sulfide discovery. The conversation examines South32's approaching US$10 million earn-in milestone, potential joint venture structures, and plans for follow-up drilling at the Big Blue Project in 2027. With approximately C$25 million in cash and additional marketable securities, Peters discusses Ridgeline's valuation disconnect, potential M&A opportunities, and how the company intends to deploy its capital to generate shareholder value. The interview also covers Ridgeline's strategic investment in Spartan Metals and potential opportunities to monetize that position.