G2 Goldfields (TSXV:GTWO) - Guyana Gold Explorer Preps Strategic Split & Asset Sale

Jan 16, 2025

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Interview with Dan Noone, CEO of G2 Goldfields Inc.

Our previous interview: https://www.cruxinvestor.com/posts/g2-goldfields-tsxvgtwo-aggressively-drilling-as-guyana-ma-heats-up-6029

Recording date: 14th January 2025

G2 Goldfields, a high-grade gold exploration company listed on the TSX Venture Exchange (TSXV:GTWO) and OTCQB (GUYGF), is advancing its gold projects in Guyana while preparing for significant corporate restructuring. The company's flagship Oko project, discovered in late 2019, has already established a resource of over 2 million ounces, with an updated estimate expected in Q1 2025 following an additional 58,000 meters of drilling.

The company has announced plans to split its assets into two entities. The core G2 assets, which host the current resource, will be positioned for sale, while the regional exploration properties will be spun out into a new company called G3 Goldfields. Current shareholders will receive G3 shares on a 1:2 ratio, allowing them to benefit from both the potential G2 sale and ongoing exploration upside.

G2's success in Guyana has attracted significant attention from major mining companies, with AngloGold Ashanti taking a 15% stake in the company. This investment validates both G2's assets and Guyana as an emerging mining jurisdiction. The country has seen increased interest from international miners, partly driven by Exxon's major oil discoveries that have raised Guyana's profile with American investors.

In preparation for a potential sale, G2 is completing key milestones, including converting claims to prospecting licenses and updating its resource estimate. The company has already completed a year of environmental baseline studies to facilitate future permitting processes. CEO Dan Noone emphasizes the supportive nature of Guyana's government and the efficiency of its permitting system.

The new G3 entity will control approximately 44,000 acres of property north of the main G2 project area, including several historic mine sites such as Peters and Aremu. G2 plans to provide G3 with $5-10 million in initial funding to support its first year of exploration activities, allowing the new company to create value before seeking additional capital.

The company's strategy reflects a focused approach to creating shareholder value: developing and de-risking assets to the point of sale rather than becoming a mine operator, while maintaining exploration upside through the G3 spin-out. This dual-track approach, combined with Guyana's emergence as an attractive mining jurisdiction and strong institutional backing, positions G2 Goldfields shareholders to potentially benefit from both near-term asset monetization and ongoing exploration success.

View G2 Goldfields' company profile: https://www.cruxinvestor.com/companies/g2-goldfields