Mining Stock Daily

Darren Cook, CEO of FireFly Metals, shares insights into the company's Green Bay Copper-Gold Project in Newfoundland. He discusses significant advancements in drilling initiatives and the project's impressive mineral resource potential, boasting high-grade copper and gold. The conversation delves into the promising recovery rates of gold byproducts and how they impact future cash flow. Cook also highlights the opportunities in Newfoundland's mining sector, emphasizing the importance of strategic market positioning and environmental approvals.

First Nordic Metals is set to acquire Mawson Finland, a move sparking interest in the market. Equinox proudly pours its first gold at Valentine, signaling robust progress. Fuerte Metals makes headlines with the acquisition of the Coffee Project in Yukon. Exciting new drill results from Banyan Gold and Seabridge add to the buzz. The dawn of rising gold prices and upcoming Federal Reserve decisions loom, setting the stage for potential market shifts ahead.

Kit Marrs of Alaska Silver, formerly Western Alaska Minerals, provides MSD with a corporate update from the Illinois Creek project in Alaska. Kit talks more about the strategy for its resource estimate in the near future and some thoughts on the gallium mineralization found within its concentrate.

Alexander Scanlon of Barton Gold provides an update from the ongoing development of the company's gold project portfolio. Barton is focused on exploration and development in two large-scale mineral systems at the Tarcoola Project and the Tunkillia Project, where the Company’s latest technical work demonstrates significant new upside opportunities in historically under-invested assets. Alexander also shares new information on the discovery of a new silver system.

Dustin Perry of Kingfisher Metals joined Trevor this week after the company published its first drill result out of this campaign on the HWY 37 Project in the Golden Triangle. HW-25-004 has returned one of the highest and longest grade copper-gold intercepts ever completed at the Williams porphyry copper-gold deposit. The drillhole intercepted 557.8 meters 1 of 0.29% copper, 0.30 g/t gold, and 1.6 g/t silver (0.64% CuEq) .

Tim Livesey, CEO of Alpha Exploration, reveals exciting developments in Eritrea's gold and copper exploration. The Aburna Gold Prospect boasts high-grade intersections, teasing impressive mining potential. Listeners dive into Alpha's drilling efforts at Anagulu, where gold and copper intrusions promise significant returns. Livesey discusses the supportive mining environment in Eritrea, contrasting it with nearby regions, and highlights funding initiatives to fuel future exploration. The conversation is rich with insights into both geology and investment opportunities.

Gilbert Clark, CEO of Meridian Mining, shares insights into the exciting developments at the Santa Helena Deposit. He discusses new drill results that are sparking significant investor interest. Clark also highlights the advantages of mining in Brazil, including efficient communication with government and advances in public consultation. The conversation delves into the AquaP project's potential for high-grade gold extraction and how strategic decisions made years ago are shaping the future of the junior mining sector.

Graham Downs, CEO of Cascadia Minerals and a leader in mineral exploration, shares insights about the recent acquisition of Granite Creek. He discusses ambitious plans for the Carmacks Project, highlighting a new drilling program aimed at uncovering a promising copper-gold deposit. Downs reveals strategies to double resource potential and secure funding for extensive exploration. He also addresses past challenges and the evolving sentiment in Yukon mining, projecting optimism for future mineralization and exploration efforts in the region.

John-Mark Staude shares exciting updates on Riverside Resources' exploration work in Mexico, highlighting a significant copper project and the mining landscape's evolving regulations. He introduces Blue Jay Gold, a new spin-out focused on promising gold properties in Ontario. The discussion touches on fundraising strategies and the exploration potential near operational mines. The speaker expresses optimism about future developments in mining and royalties, setting a positive tone for upcoming adventures in the precious metals sector.

Alex Langer from Sierra Madre Gold and Silver shares insights on the company’s ambitious growth strategies. He discusses innovative operational changes, like the shift to chrome ball mills, aimed at boosting efficiency. The conversation highlights a significant $19.5 million capital raise to enhance production capacity by late 2027. Langer also addresses the evolving landscape of mining permits in Mexico and the importance of community relations as the company navigates various operational challenges.