Tudor Gold (TSXV:TUD) - New Leadership Refines 21.66Moz Resource for High-Grade Underground Mining

Interview with Joe Ovsenek, CEO of Tudor Gold 

Our previous interview: https://www.cruxinvestor.com/posts/tudor-gold-tud-higher-grade-results-show-improved-understanding-2585

Recording date: 16th October 2025

Tudor Gold is advancing its Treaty Creek project in British Columbia's Golden Triangle from exploration into mine development under new leadership with proven experience building the nearby Brucejack Mine. The company controls a 21.66 million ounce gold resource grading 0.92 g/t and is implementing a selective underground mining strategy rather than pursuing bulk tonnage approaches.

President and CEO Joe Ovsenek leads a management team that joined in May 2025, bringing direct regional expertise and established relationships with local stakeholders. The team is refining the geological model from 10m blocks to 5m blocks, increasing resolution eightfold to better identify high-grade zones averaging 2-3 g/t gold. This technical work targets 50 to 100 million tons within this higher-grade range, which would support an 8,000 to 10,000 ton per day underground longhole stope operation producing 250,000 to 300,000 ounces annually over a minimum 10-year mine life.

The underground approach reflects operational realities in the Golden Triangle, where approximately 22 meters of annual snowfall creates significant challenges for surface mining. Underground operations avoid these constraints while requiring less capital than large-scale block cave alternatives and enabling faster permitting and construction timelines.

Tudor Gold recently acquired American Creek Resources, increasing its ownership in Treaty Creek from 60% to 80%. This strategic move reduces carried interest burdens that previously constrained exploration activities and improves project economics. The remaining 20% is held by Teuton Resources, which has announced plans to simplify its corporate structure, potentially facilitating future consolidation discussions.

The company faces a near-term challenge resolving a land access dispute with neighboring Seabridge Gold, whose KSM project development plans include twin 22-kilometer tunnels that would intersect Tudor's Gold Storm deposit under the currently proposed route. Management has proposed shifting the route approximately one kilometer north through similar geology and expects to reach negotiated resolution within months through discussions with Seabridge, regulatory authorities, and provincial officials.

An updated mineral resource estimate is scheduled for November 2025, incorporating 175,000 meters of drilling and the refined block modeling. Underground portal permits are targeted for May 2026 approval, with development serving dual purposes of providing bulk samples while establishing drill stations for efficient infill drilling of high-grade zones and the SC1 structural corridor.

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