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Divestment of Queensland Exploration Permits
Many Peaks Minerals Limited (ASX:MPK) (Many Peaks or the Company) a gold and copper focused exploration company with flagship projects in Côte d’Ivoire, is pleased to announce the strategic divestment of its 80% ownership in two exploration permits in central Queensland (refer to ASX release dated 16 March 2022) pursuant to a sale agreement entered into with EMX Broken Hill Pty Ltd (EMXBH) (Sale Agreement). Concurrently, the Company also confirms that it will not be exercising its rights to execute an option to acquire a 100% interest in the Yarrol and Mt Steadman projects (Option Agreement) (refer to ASX release dated 2 May 2023).
Highlights
- Many Peaks executes binding agreement for sale of its 80% interest in exploration permits located in central Queensland
- Drilling campaign at Odienne Project completed with assay results pending for 1,069m of diamond core drilling and 7,741m of auger drilling
- Baga Project, in eastern Côte d’Ivoire, stream sediment sampling campaign is now completed with samples covering the 644km2 project area currently being shipped for analyses
The Company plans to focus efforts on continued exploration activity in Côte d’Ivoire where work continues at:
- the Odienne Project, where Many Peaks has recently completed an 8,810m drill campaign and awaiting results from both auger and initial diamond core drilling. Results from both drilling campaigns is anticipated to inform decisions on proposed follow-up drilling to commence as early as August this year;
- the Baga Gold Project, where within weeks of finalising an option agreement for a 2 year option period, the company has completed initial surface geochemistry programs with samples now in transit for assay; and
- at the Ferke Gold Project, where reconnaissance field work commences this week in support of drilling programmes planned for next quarter for follow-up on open gold mineralisation confirmed in drilling including diamond core intercepts assaying 47m @ 3.72g/t gold and 91.1m @ 2.02g/t gold from surface (refer to ASX release dated 26 March 2024).
Many Peaks’ Executive Chairman, Travis Schwertfeger commented:
“Our decision to divest the gold assets and terminate option agreements in Queensland allows us to reallocate resources to key projects in Côte d’Ivoire, where we see greater size and grade potential for mineralising systems and increased value creation for our shareholders.
The Birimian greenstone terranes in West Africa have demonstrated potential to host world-class gold deposits, and Cote d’Ivoire has proven to be a favourable jurisdiction for development and production.”
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Significant acquisitions of projects in some of the most prolific gold districts of Côte d’Ivoire, West Africa, position Many Peaks for significant discoveries, giving the stock a compelling investment case.
Overview
Many Peaks (ASX:MPK) is an Australia-based mineral exploration company with gold assets in Côte d’Ivoire, West Africa, and exposure to key energy transition assets in Newfoundland, Canada. With drill-ready targets across its projects, Many Peaks aims to realise growth and value creation through exploration discovery and near-term mineral resource definition.
In West Africa, the company is focused on four recent acquisitions in Côte d’Ivoire totaling 1,919 square kilometres, including the more advanced-stage Odienné and Ferké gold projects with recent gold discoveries and more than US$4 million in previous exploration expenditures.
The company acquired a portfolio of three projects from Turaco Gold Ltd in May 2024, consolidating interests held in the projects by Turaco and Predictive Discovery Ltd. The Company’s establishment into one of the fastest growing gold regions in the world was quickly followed with a binding agreement securing an exclusive option to acquire a 100 percent interest in the Baga gold project, which comprises two permits totaling 644 square kilometres in eastern Côte d’Ivoire.
Many Peaks’ Canadian asset targets the lithium potential in Newfoundland, where an emerging lithium district is strategically positioned with access to both European and North American markets.
A management team with a range of experience throughout the natural resources industry leads the company towards achieving its goals of strengthening shareholder value through exploration.
Company Highlights
- Many Peaks is a mineral exploration company focused on advancing its gold projects in Côte d’Ivoire, West Africa: Odienné, Ferké, Baga and Oumé.
- Land holding in West Africa comprises 1,919 sq km within the Birimian Gold Terrain, providing the company a strategic near-term gold resource potential
- Also holds a 100 percent interest in the Aska lithium project in Newfoundland, Canada.
- An expert management team with extensive experience throughout the natural resources industry leads the team toward fully exploring its assets.
Key Projects
Côte d’Ivoire (West Africa)
Many Peaks’ assets in Côte d’Ivoire comprise four projects – Odienné, Ferké, Baga and Oumé.
Odienné Gold Project
Located in northwest Côte d’Ivoire, Odienné comprises two granted exploration permits covering a total area of 758 square kilometres. It is situated on the flexure of a regional scale structure zone hosting mineralisation to the northwest in neighbouring Guinea and immediately south along the margin of the Archean-aged Man craton.
Odienné Project location in the context of Siguiri Basin geology compilation and gold project locations regionally
Auger drilling in early 2023 defined coherent gold in saprolite anomalism, which prompted a maiden air core drilling campaign in late 2023.
Many Peaks has followed up 2023 success with aggressive exploration, expanding the project’s auger drilling coverage within weeks of acquisition. Systematic coverage of auger has succesfully defined three prioritised targets extending across more than 16 kilometres of a 30-kilometre gold anomaly.
The company is now well positioned for follow-up air core and diamond drilling campaigns to further define confirmed gold mineralisation on the project over the coming 2024-25 field season.
Ferké Gold Project
Located in northern Côte d’Ivoire, the Ferké gold project covers 300 square kilometres within a single granted exploration licence. Ferké is situated on the eastern margin of the Daloa greenstone belt at the intersection of major regional scale shear zones.
Ferké Gold Project outline with drill collar locations, including the location of the Ouarigue discovery within the >16km Leraba Gold Trend
Initial exploration work conducted at Ferké defined a more than 16-kilometre-long gold-in-soils anomaly on the Leraba Gold Trend. Previous exploration included systematic surface geochemistry, trenching and reconnaissance reverse circulation (RC) drilling across the broader Ferké area. Early success in reconnaissance RC drilling included initial intercepts into the Ouarigue target area, including results of 25 metres @ 3.06 grams per ton (g/t) gold from 64 metres in hole FNRC016.
The success in RC drilling was followed up with trenching and an initial 18 diamond drill holes, which confirmed a significant outcropping mineralised body associated with a granite intrusion, including intercepts from surface of 91.1 metres @ 2.02 g/t gold in hole FNDC008 and 47 metres @ 3.72 g/t gold from surface in hole FNDC012.
Baga Gold Project
Baga and Oumé project locations on generalised regional scale geology interpretation
The Baga gold project is a 644 sq km landholding comprising two granted permits in Côte d’Ivoire. The project is located 150 km east of the city of Bouaké and covers an underexplored region of structural complexity located just 21 km east of a recent greenfields gold discovery by Endeavour Mining, which over the past three years rapidly defined the 4.5 Moz Assafou gold resource estimate within their Tanda-Iguela permit areas.
Within weeks of securing the option to acquire a 100 percent interest in Baga, Many Peaks has completed the first surface geochemical campaign covering the project area.
The permits are situated where the southern extent of the Duango-Fitini shear zone in Côte d’Ivoire’s north forms a flexure or structural splay into the Oumé-Fetekro parallel shears within Birimian metasediments and metavolcanics. At this change of orientation in structures within the Birimian terrane the Baga project area also covers the intersection, or truncation of the Bui Belt structural trend which hosts Tarkwaiian sediments and conglomerate units extending east and northeast into central Ghana. Baga Gold represents a highly prospective area to advance exploration activity by Many Peaks.
Oumé Gold Project
The Oumé project is an early-stage exploration asset located in south-central Côte D’Ivoire. It comprises a single exploration permit (the Beriaboukro licence) and is situated on the Oumé-Fetekro belt, historically one of Côte d’Ivoire’s most productive greenstone belts. The area is host to Allied Gold’s 2.5 million-ounce (Moz) Bonikro, the 1.9 Moz Agbaou gold deposit and Endeavour’s 3 Moz Lafigué gold project.
Newfoundland (Canada)
Aska Lithium
Many Peaks’ 100-percent-owned Aska project is approximately 45 kilometres east of Cape Ray, Newfoundland. The project covers 193 square kilometres in proven lithium terrane and is situated in a growing lithium district known to host lithium-caesium-tantalum type pegmatites.
Management Team
Travis Schwertfeger - Executive Chairman
Travis Schwertfeger is a geologist with over 25 years of global industry experience primarily in gold and copper projects across Africa, Australia, Africa and the Americas. Schwertfeger has previously held several technical roles in exploration and production, including over seven years operating in West Africa with Newmont Mining and other ASX-listed explorers. He has prior experience as a director of ASX-listed mineral resource companies through previous roles, including a former role with Exore Resources (acquired by Perseus in September 2020 for ~A$80m).
Ben Phillips - Non-executive Director
Ben Phillips has more than 15 years of experience in commercial negotiations and has worked in several industries, including oil and gas, resource, technology and defence. He provides advice on a wide range of operational aspects, from R&D and exploration to production, commercialization and sales. Phillips is the executive chairman of Norfolk Metals (ASX:NFL), was previously a non-executive director at Bronson Group (ASX:BGR) and, subsequently, Mandrake Resources (ASX:MAN). He is currently a corporate executive at Ironside, focused on sourcing, structuring, funding, and management requirements for public and private small-cap companies.
Marcus Harden - Independent Non-executive Director
Marcus Harden is a geologist with extensive gold and base metals exploration and management experience throughout Australia, Africa, Asia and the Americas. Harden's more recent roles include chief geologist of AuTECO Minerals, head of regional exploration for Bellevue Gold, chief geologist of Alicanto Minerals Ltd, and other senior exploration roles with Gryphon Minerals and First Quantum Minerals. He has played key roles in the discovery and definition of several gold deposits globally with ASX-listed junior companies. Among previous projects with contributions to discovery, three are currently operating mines and one is in development. He is also a member of The Australian Institute of Geoscientists.
Aaron Bertolatti - Company Secretary
Aaron Bertolatti is a chartered accountant and company secretary with more than 10 years of experience in the mining industry and accounting profession. Bertolatti has significant experience in the administration of ASX-listed companies, corporate governance and corporate finance.
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Lynette Zang: A Battle Royale is Coming, Sound Money is Safety
Lynette Zang, CEO of Zang Enterprises, sees volatile times ahead, and she shared with the Investing News Network how she's preparing to weather the storm.
"This is a very dangerous time. I mean, it's extremely dangerous, whether you're in the market or you're wondering what to do," she said on the sidelines of the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference.
"You've got to get to safety. And safety is sound money — physical silver, physical gold. They have different functions, but for me this is a battle royale. I'm going to the sidelines, I've got my safety net."
Zang also outlined how she's approaching the other core tenets she's focused on: food, water, energy, security, barterability, shelter and community.
Watch the interview above for more of her thoughts on those topics. You can also click here to view our Vancouver Resource Investment Conference playlist on YouTube.
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Securities Disclosure: I, Charlotte McLeod, hold no direct investment interest in any company mentioned in this article.
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Andy Schectman: BRICS, Trump and Gold — What Will Wake the Public Up?
Andy Schectman, president of Miles Franklin, outlined his latest thoughts on the BRICS nations, sharing his thoughts on whether the bloc's plans will be affected by Donald Trump's return.
"I think these entities think in terms of decades and centuries, whereas we think in terms of days, weeks and much smaller increments," he told the Investing News Network.
"So no, this will not stop their drive to accumulate gold and to lessen their dependence on the dollar."
Schectman also noted that gold and silver are still underowned in the US, and explained what could trigger more buying. In his view, it could take an event as significant as a major bank bail-in.
Watch the interview above for more on what Schectman sees coming in 2025, as well as how to position. You can also click here to view our Vancouver Resource Investment Conference playlist on YouTube.
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Editorial Disclosure: The Investing News Network does not guarantee the accuracy or thoroughness of the information reported in the interviews it conducts. The opinions expressed in these interviews do not reflect the opinions of the Investing News Network and do not constitute investment advice. All readers are encouraged to perform their own due diligence.
New Murchison Releases Feasibility Study for Crown Prince Gold Deposit
New Murchison Gold (ASX:NMG) released a feasibility study for the Crown Prince deposit, located at its flagship Garden Gully gold project near Meekatharra, Western Australia, on Monday (February 3).
In a press release, the company says the feasibility study was completed in January, and outlines an updated resource estimate of 2.205 million tonnes at 3.9 grams per tonne for 279,000 ounces of gold.
The feasibility study for the asset also outlines undiscounted pre-tax cashflow of AU$226 million over a period of 30 months at the current spot gold price of AU$4,385 per ounce.
Capital required to start production at Crown Prince stands at AU$5.4 million.
"The results of the Feasibility Study provide a sound basis for proceeding with the commencement of mining at Crown Prince,” said New Murchison Gold CEO Alex Passmore in a statement.
“Feasibility work to expand the mineral resource, optimise the overall mine plan and derisk the project in 2024 has contributed to successful advancement of the project," he added.
New Murchison has an ore purchase deal with Westgold Resources (ASX:WGX,OTC Pink:WGXRF). According to the company, it shortens the path to production, with material being taken to Westgold's Bluebird mill.
The firm sees Crown Prince as the most advanced prospect in the 677 square kilometre Garden Gully tenure package.
“The deposit is modest in size but high grade, particularly in the Southeast Zone (SEZ) supporting early positive cash flows. The SEZ is a new discovery where ore is available close to the surface, so 2025 will be another year of rapid progress to production for New Murchison Gold," Passmore elaborated in Monday's release.
Mining and environmental approval documentation for Crown Prince was submitted to relevant parties in late 2024.
Mining is expected to commence this June, while first ore sales are scheduled for August.
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Securities Disclosure: I, Gabrielle de la Cruz, hold no direct investment interest in any company mentioned in this article.
First Gold Doré Following Successful Carbon Strip
Resources & Energy Group Limited (ASX: REZ) (REZ or the Company) is pleased to announce the successful completion of its first gold doré pour from the trial vat leach program at the East Menzies Gold Project, following the scheduled carbon strip on 1 February 2025 in Kalgoorlie.
HIGHLIGHTS
- REZ successfully pours first gold doré from its maiden vat leach trial at the East Menzies Gold Project
- Gold doré from this first pour has now been transported to the Perth Mint for refining and sale
- The trial shows the effectiveness of vat leaching as a gold recovery method and provides confidence for further expansion
- Onsite operators anticipate a regular gold pour cycle, with gold pours expected to occur approximately every three weeks moving forward, reinforcing the continuity of production at East Menzies
- Demonstrating confidence in this process, REZ has already submitted a second mining application with DMIRS for an expanded vat leach operation, covering 8 new vats and up to 40,000 tonnes of material from the Maranoa deposit
- This gold doré pour coincides with record-high gold prices, strengthening REZ’s potential for strong cash flow generation in the coming months
REZ Group Managing Director J. Daniel Moore said:
"The first gold doré pour is a transformational moment for REZ, proving the effectiveness of our vat leach process and reinforcing our ability to generate near-term cash flow.
The trial has given us the confidence to move forward with an expanded mining and processing program at East Menzies, and we are already taking steps to scale up our operations. We are well-positioned for sustainable growth with strong gold prices and an optimised production model."
COMMISSIONING OF A MINING & PROCESSING PROGRAM
- With the successful output from the vat leach trial confirmed, REZ is now progressing with commissioning a structured mining and processing program at East Menzies.
- To accelerate growth, the Company has submitted an application to the Western Australian Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety (DMIRS) for an additional 8 vat leach dams, allowing for the processing of up to 40,000 tonnes of material from the Maranoa deposit.
- This expansion positions REZ to transition from a trial phase to a structured, scalable gold recovery operation and gold producer.
- Demonstrated Gold Recovery Success – The trial vat leach process has successfully recovered gold from the Maranoa deposit, validating this low-cost processing method.
- Gold Doré Transported to Perth Mint – Gold doré bars from this first pour have now been delivered to the Perth Mint for refining and sale.
- Scaling Up Operations – REZ’s new DMIRS application represents a significant step forward in unlocking the full production potential of the consolidated East Menzies Project.
- Sustained Production Strategy – The Company is implementing a stockpiling and batch processing model, ensuring consistent production while maintaining flexibility in refining and sales.
Figures 1-2: Dore bar in hand at Kalgoorlie Mill
EXPLORATION UPSIDE: GIGANTE GRANDE
Beyond near-term production, REZ’s Gigante Grande prospect presents a potential company-defining gold discovery. The Company continues to refine its exploration model and sees multi-million-ounce potential at this prospect.
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ALR February 2025 Investor Presentation
Altair Minerals (ASX:ALR) has announced ALR February 2025 Investor Presentation.
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When Will Gold Stocks Go Up? Experts Talk Outlook for Equities and Price
Gold has seen a phenomenal price performance over the past year, registering a 30 percent gain and setting new records along the way. Just over a month into the new year, it's already passed US$2,800 per ounce.
However, the price surge hasn't translated into widespread gold stock gains, particularly when it comes to juniors.
At the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference, industry veterans Adrian Day, Randy Smallwood and Ross Beaty discussed with moderator David Lin why this disconnect exists and what it could mean for investors.
Central banks buy gold, not equities
Adrian Day, president of Adrian Day Asset Management, noted that it's not unusual for gold to rise first.
“That’s always the way at the beginning of a bull market," he told attendees.
"You have to have a catalyst — a great drill result, or a great discovery, or something to make the stock go up. A rising tide raising all ships doesn’t really happen until the end of the bull market,” he said.
What is unusual is how this bull market got started and how slow gold equities have responded.
Continuing, Day explained that since 2022, the gold price has gained more than 70 percent, but it’s not investors who have driven the impressive rise — rather, it's central banks looking to diversify away from the US dollar.
"The People’s Bank of China is not going to be buying stocks to achieve that objective, and so the people who have been driving the gold price for the last two years are buying physical gold. They’re not buying gold stocks,” he said.
This statement was reinforced by Randy Smallwood, president and CEO of Wheaton Precious Metals (TSX:WPM,NYSE:WPM), and former chair of the World Gold Council.
“This bull market started unlike any other bull market that we’ve seen in my time in this industry," he said.
"It’s (being driven by) an investor group that doesn’t chase exchange-traded funds (ETFs) — we saw ETFs actually drop over the last couple of years; now they're starting to bounce back up again — and they don’t invest in equities. So all the evidence supports that this bull market really started from a different spot than we’ve ever seen before."
According to Smallwood, these circumstances have created an unusual market dynamic. The price of physical metal has soared, while equities and investment products like ETFs have lagged.
Similarly, Equinox Gold (TSX:EQX,NYSEAMERICAN:EQX) Chair Ross Beaty referred to the current situation as “weird” and “unnatural,” pointing out that gold and gold equities have historically moved in tandem.
“Starting in about 2022 or 2023, after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, a lot of these big central banks decided to move away from the dollar into other asset categories like gold, and so now we have this crazy disconnect,” he said.
However, Beaty went on to note that even with this strangeness, the market remains bullish in 2025. Ultimately, he's of the opinion that either the gold price has to fall, or gold stocks have to rise.
"I don’t see why gold prices should come down; therefore, I think it’s a pretty good time to be buying,” Beaty said.
Why don't investors like gold stocks?
One challenge that may be driving investors away from gold stocks is how companies manage capital costs.
Smallwood said that as the gold price rises, producers are chasing lower gold grades, which is more difficult and costly. As a result, even with a higher gold price, companies aren’t increasing margins.
“As soon as lower-grade material becomes economic, the cost per ounce is going to climb,” he said.
Beaty added to Smallwood’s point, saying that gold-mining companies face additional headwinds from debt, equity dilution and project risk. He cited his own experience at Equinox Gold.
“We have US$1.3 billion in debt, for example. Nobody likes debt," he noted.
"We just finished a huge mine construction last May, and a week before the mine opened our partner said they wanted to sell their interest, and we bought it for a billion dollars. So we had a lot of these things that tend to discourage investors in the sense that when you raise more equity capital, it’s not a great thing to do,” Beaty continued.
For his part, Day said that western investors have not been interested in gold for some time.
He told listeners at the event that until about 2010, the majority of mutual funds offered investors exposure to gold. Today, only dedicated gold funds offer any exposure. Investors just aren’t interested.
“In my view, they’ve been burned too many times since 2011. Sometimes it’s the industry’s fault, sometimes it isn’t. In 2011, companies were going out and making questionable acquisitions, overpaying for marginal deals, and most of that money ended up being written off. So when a generalist buys the best companies and then six years later they’re down 50 percent, they say, ‘I’m not sure I understand this sector, but I know for certain I don’t want to invest in it,’” Day said.
Beaty said investors are also being put off by the gold industry’s current lack of interest in consolidation.
“For a mining company to stay in business, they either have to discover, or they have to buy — they have to replace the reserves one way or the other, because they’re simply depleting every single day of a mine’s life," Beaty said.
"So there’s a natural built-in ability for smaller companies and feeder companies to discover things that the larger companies want to buy."
When will gold stocks follow the gold price higher?
In this environment, where should investors focus when it comes to gold stocks?
Smallwood suggested that companies working on de-risking may provide better opportunities as they try to find better balance, leveraging higher gold prices while keeping an eye on operational costs.
His advice for new gold investors is to look at streaming companies, which provide less risk, and can give newcomers experience before they begin to look for riskier and higher-leverage opportunities.
Beaty held a similar notion, noting that investors should be working to derisk their portfolios.
“The solution is to have a diversified portfolio that will shield some of those single-country grenades, or single-asset grenades, that generally happen in this business," he told audience members.
"There are lots of good stories too, and there is lots of fundamental value being created. That’s what investors want to hold onto, and you never get that from buying the commodity; you get that buying the stocks,” he said.
Even though there seems to be a disconnect between the gold price and the performance of gold stocks, the panelists agreed that it is only a matter of time before the stocks follow. Beaty suggested this will largely happen when western investors return to the market, which they started slowly doing toward the end of 2024.
“This should be a ripping market. When the west wakes up and fully embraces it, it will be,” Beaty said.
This is an updated version of an article first published by the Investing News Network in 2024.
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Securities Disclosure: I, Dean Belder, hold no direct investment interest in any company mentioned in this article.
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