Capitan Mining Inc
CAPTCapitan Mining Inc. engages in the acquisition and exploration of mineral properties in Mexico. The company focuses on its 100% owned Penoles gold and silver project located in Durango, Mexico. Capitan Mining Inc. was incorporated in 2019 and is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada.
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Capitan Mining Inc
Sector
Precious Metal
Founded
September 10, 2020
Reporting Currency
CAD
Contact Phone
778 327 6671
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www.capitanmining.comHeadquarters Address
800 West Pender Street , Vancouver , BC V6C 2V6 , CA
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CA14055C1086Commodity Portfolio
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A $40M Company Created $2B in Mining Value | John-Mark Staude - Riverside Resources
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detailed- Capitan was a spinout of some of Riverside's Mexican assets, and the guest frames the next spinout as effectively Capitan II, this time consolidating the entire Riverside Mexico business into one company.
- He says Capitan shares, which were distributed to Riverside shareholders, went from about 20 cents to $2.40 - the figure as of the October 2026 interview - and recommends holding them.
- Riverside keeps a royalty on the Capitan assets, which he counts among the royalties he expects to generate cash flow.
- Bringing in Alberto Rosca, who joined as VP corporate development and then transitioned up, is cited as a success in the Capitan build-out.
Riverside Resources has spun out seven companies worth over $2 billion combined while its own market cap sits near $40 million. Its next spinout, Ravenna, would hold five Mexican properties in Sonora while Riverside keeps royalties across all of them. The guest says gold is the priority because it needs less development capital and permits faster than large copper projects. A net smelter royalty is a cut of a mine's revenue; Riverside holds 2% stakes at Tahuehueto and Sugarloaf Peak. Five new projects in southern British Columbia, spanning rare earths, gold and copper, extend the project-generation pipeline.
Nick Hodge – Beaver Creek Recap, Key Newsflow In Portfolio Stocks, & Outlook On Gold, Silver, Copper
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brief- Hodge says Capitan Silver, spun out of Riverside Resources by John-Mark Staude, has done really well in Mexico since its creation.
Junior resource companies are spinning out unloved assets into new vehicles, a track record Nick Hodge credits with unlocking shareholder value where portfolios stagnate. This year's Beaver Creek precious metals summit was the busiest yet, with institutional money out in force and companies focused on execution over bull-market debates. The guest argues copper is the strongest major metal, supported by data-center buildout, mine supply disruptions, and the absence of US import tariffs. Gold must hold $4,000, in Hodge's view, as a rising dollar and multi-decade bond yields oppose it, setting up a buying opportunity. Silver looks weaker than gold and could retest $55; Hodge is hunting a mid-tier silver producer but wants a better entry before buying.
Gold Cooled Off, But the Bull Market Isn’t Over. | John-Mark Staude - Riverside Resources
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detailed- Staude says Capitan Silver went from 20 cents to over $2 and was trading around $1.80 at the time of the interview (July 2026).
- Riverside holds a 1% royalty on Capitan Silver, which Staude presents as part of the value created for Riverside shareholders.
- Capitan shares were spun out and dividend to Riverside shareholders, and Staude says he remains a big shareholder of Capitan.
The Riverside CEO argues gold's pullback is healthy consolidation, with demand for gold, silver, and copper driving a longer-term bull market. Spinouts and royalties created value the CEO says does not show on the share chart — distributed shares worth over $1 per Riverside share. Riverside retains royalties (a share of future production revenue) on every spinout and now holds nine, making royalty generation its core business. The guest reads conference crowd behaviour — neighbors at January's frenzy, "Diet Cokes" now — as a gauge of retail froth and cooling. Near-term catalysts are Questcorp drill results in Mexico and possible new spinouts from British Columbia, with rare earths, copper, and gold the focus commodities.
Michael Gentile Latest Macro Outlook, Specific Holdings, Featuring McFarlane Lake Mining Limited
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detailed- Gentile groups Capitan with Radisson, Astra and Group Eleven as his 'four horsemen' of predictable, low-cost drilling success with 80-90%+ hit rates and rapid resource growth.
- After hosting the Mexico-based CEO at a Montreal investor lunch, his takeaway is that the project is getting very big, very fast — spreading drill holes, extending strike length and hitting on nearly every hole.
- He stresses the hits are 95-99% pure silver rather than lead-heavy 'silver-equivalent' mineralization, in one of Mexico's best addresses with a team that has built multibillion-dollar mine value in-country.
- With a tight share structure and an inexpensive valuation, he says Capitan tops his list for investors seeking a quality silver story — the stock is already up roughly 1,000% since Grandich bought in early.
Fixing a junior's balance sheet can trigger a rerating faster than drilling: clearing debt and pulling in warrants revived a stalled gold developer. Gold developers can trade at a quarter of peers per ounce in the ground once a debt overhang lifts, leaving a wide value gap. Michael Gentile argues gold producers still trade below 1x NAV while copper peers re-rated, so generalist money has yet to arrive in gold. Consistent, low-cost drilling across several juniors keeps adding ounces every few weeks before the market pays attention to the results. The strongest junior positions keep making new highs; add when the story still strengthens instead of selling success by reflex.
Michael Gentile: 'Turbo-Charged' Gold, Silver & Why The Juniors Are Still Incredibly Cheap
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brief- He names Capitan Silver together with Silver Crown as one of only two high-quality silver names at attractive valuations, saying such names are hard to find because most silver miners trade on much higher cash flow multiples.
- He says he gets excited when he finds undervalued silver names like these because he expects silver to outperform gold once retail and mainstream investors move into precious metals in a lasting way.
The guest stays bullish on precious metals over a five-to-ten-year horizon and treats this pullback as a buying opportunity, not a broken thesis. U.S. debt nearing $40 trillion at 5% interest would cost about $2 trillion a year, roughly 40% of federal revenue he says. Central banks drove gold higher; he expects mainstream investors, holding just 1% to 2% in gold, to drive the next leg. Mid-tier gold producers earn 10% to 20% free cash flow yields against 1% to 3% for tech, making miners cheap beside an expensive market. He screens juniors on whether they can realistically become mines, focusing on geology because corporate problems are the fixable kind.
This New Gold Stock Comes With a Mill, a Camp, and High Grades | Blue Jay Gold
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brief- Used as the precedent for a good spin-out: the host describes the Capitan Silver transaction as the earlier successful spin-out by Riverside Resources, in silver in Mexico, a few years before the Blue Jay deal, and contrasts it with the gold assets in the later iteration.
Blue Jay Gold's Yukon Stellar project pairs high grades with a 270-tonne-per-day mill — infrastructure a new junior rarely has. The spin-out history explains the listing: Riverside Resources distributed Blue Jay shares to its shareholders, then management acquired the project. Management is directing 70% of 2026 spending to growing a resource base of roughly 849,000 indicated and inferred gold-equivalent ounces. A $14.7 million April raise fully funds a maiden 16,000-metre drill program set to test three zones plus two historical discoveries. At about $19 enterprise value per ounce versus a Yukon average near $151, the discount looks wide but one large peer skews the benchmark.
John-Mark Staude, CEO of Riverside Resources Inc | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews
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brief- Staude cites Capitan Silver as his proof point for the spin-out model, saying the shares went from 20 cents to over $2, a 10x in share price for Riverside holders.
The guest's prospect generation model hands projects to partners who fund the work and run their own due diligence, so shares stay undiluted. Partners including BHP, Antofagasta and Kinross fully funded project generation, adding earth scientists and crews Riverside never paid for. Riverside pairs C$180 million of partner spending on its projects with a C$22 million market cap and C$5 million in cash. The guest says spin-outs have returned over three times Riverside's value to shareholders, with BlueJet expected to double that again. The next 12 to 18 months bring partner drill results in Mexico, rare earth results in British Columbia, and one more spin-out.
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