Cerro De Pasco Resources Inc
CDPRCerro de Pasco Resources Inc., a natural resource company, engages in the acquisition, exploration, and development of mineral properties. The company primarily explores for zinc, lead, and silver deposits. It holds 100% interests in the El Metalurgista mining concession covering an area of approximately 95.74 hectares located in Lima, Peru. The company was founded in 2012 and is headquartered in Saint-Sauveur, Canada.
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Cerro De Pasco Resources Inc
Sector
Precious Metal
Founded
December 21, 2010
Reporting Currency
CAD
Contact Phone
579 476 7000
Website
pascoresources.comHeadquarters Address
22 Lafleur Avenue North , Saint-Sauveur , QC J0R 1R0 , CA
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CA1568281051Commodity Portfolio
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Beaver Creek 2026 - Best Stocks
Key Highlights
detailed- Durrett argues operating costs are effectively zero because the company receives by-product credits - he names iron and pyrite plus a third item - and stresses these are real credits rather than offsets.
- On that basis the silver-equivalent and gold-equivalent output is close to all free cash flow, with very low all-in sustaining costs.
- He puts the project life at 20 years and says it deserves a close look.
- Permitting still has to happen, but he describes the build as fairly quick and says slurry handling would create no dust.
Gold at $4,100 anchors his buy-the-dip plan: add again below $4,000, and again below $3,700. His Beaver Creek list holds 37 stocks, all rated as tenbaggers (ten-times-plus targets), with seven winners out of ten as the goal. He grades risk-reward by letter and number; near-term producers screen best, while late-stage projects carry more risk. Discovery Silver and Osisko Gold Group lead his Canadian gold picks, and Silver X's 250 million ounce resource lifted the grade. Low insider ownership makes Andean Silver, Talisker and Avino the likeliest takeover targets on his list.
Western Star Resources ($WSR | $WSRIF): Building a U.S. Tungsten Platform
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detailed- Don Durrett says he bought in after learning this is a 20-plus-year tailings project whose promise to clean the town's tainted water wins community support — easing the permit worries that had kept him on the fence.
- He notes Eric Sprott holds a big position in the company.
- John Feneck says he has been tracking it and spoke with one of its board members this week.
Tungsten prices have multiplied this year while China controls roughly 80% of supply, drawing US government funding toward domestic producers. Western Star consolidated twelve past-producing tungsten mines into three brownfield (previously mined) packages across Nevada and New Mexico. The Rowland property historically graded 3.38% tungsten, over ten times the national average, with surface sampling running 1-5%. Eagle Point carries a non-compliant (pre-modern standard) USGS resource of 200,000 tons at 0.6% tungsten, exposed at surface and never drilled. With about 46 million shares and a C$15 million market cap, the CEO argues the stock is deeply undervalued against ore value.
Erik Wetterling – Deep Value Developers and Alpha Catalyst Explorers Build An All-Weather Portfolio
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detailed- Recent test-work news points to silver recoveries of 70-90% plus, against a base case of roughly 40%, and he treats that upgrade as the key new development.
- He highlights a pyrite concentrate by-product angle and links it to current market enthusiasm for pyrite and sulphuric acid.
- If the polymetallic product works with what he describes as rock-bottom costs, he says he cannot think of a silver price that would be uncomfortable to hold.
Erik Wetterling argues for an all-weather junior mining portfolio built on company catalysts rather than metal price direction. High-cost producers offer the biggest upside in bull markets but carry the highest bankruptcy risk when sentiment falls. Test whether a project still works at lower prices: NPV (net present value, today's value of future cash flows) versus market cap. Single-project explorers risk a dilution spiral after a missed drill hole, so strong backing and third-party validators matter. Silver equities look discounted: many developers imply a $30 silver price while the metal trades near $70.
Guy Goulet, CEO of Cerro de Pasco Resources Inc. | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews
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detailed- Goulet says CDPR shareholders own the mineral rights on the historic Cerro de Pasco tailings and stockpiles, which he expects to be the largest above-ground mineral resource on the planet.
- Per Goulet, only about 60% of contained metal was historically recovered (flotation stopped after 24 hours versus a possible 85-87%), leaving average tailings grades of lead, zinc, copper, gold and silver above the average underground mine — and because the material is already above ground, the project avoids mining, which he puts at roughly 40% of typical production cost.
- First-phase drilling on the 96-hectare permit matched the historical compilation except for slightly low copper, which sits in a still-undrilled area from the early-1900s underground workings; a government easement annexes about 180 further hectares, where roughly 80 more holes are planned once drills arrive by the end of June 2026.
- The company will skip a PEA and run mineralogy, metallurgy, hydrogeology, geotech and environmental studies straight toward a feasibility study that Goulet targets for Q3 2027, using sonic drilling of the wet southern zone with frozen samples over about five months.
- Goulet reports a market cap of about C$450 million, C$40 million in cash and no debt, plus a US$5 million US government grant tied to the project's gallium and Eric Sprott holding a $10 million position.
Cerro de Pasco Resources owns mineral rights to tailings at what was once the world's largest gold, copper, and silver mine, says CEO Guy Goulet. Historic flotation recovered only about 60% of metals before processing stopped, so the tailings (processed waste) grade above average underground mines, Goulet argues. An 80-hole drill program starts by end of June; Goulet targets a feasibility study by Q3 2027, skipping a PEA (preliminary economic assessment). The company holds about C$450 million in market cap, C$40 million cash including a US$5 million United States grant for gallium, and no debt. Reprocessing avoids mining entirely; Goulet may use neighboring Volcan flotation plants first, then possibly build a new 20,000-tonne-per-day facility.
Erik Wetterling – PDAC Review – Value Proposition In Cabral Gold, Sonoro Gold, and Cerro de Pasco
Erik Wetterling shares PDAC insights on Cabral Gold, Sonoro Gold, and Cerro de Pasco, highlighting their current value propositions for investors. Discussion focuses on investment merits and catalysts for each company following the PDAC conference. Analysis provides retail investors with actionable research on emerging gold and silver opportunities.
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