Collective Mining Ltd
CNLCollective Mining Ltd., an exploration and development company, focuses on identifying and exploring prospective gold projects in South America. It holds 100% interests in the Guayabales project consisting of 22 claims with a total area of 4,300.16 hectares located in the Caldas department of Colombia; and the San Antonio project covering an area of 4,729 hectares located in Middle Cauca belt in the Department of Caldas, Colombia. The company is headquartered in Toronto, Canada.
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Key Information
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Collective Mining Ltd
Sector
Precious Metal
Founded
January 4, 2016
Employees
102
Reporting Currency
USD
Website
www.collectivemining.comHeadquarters Address
82 Richmond Street East , Toronto , ON M5C 1P1 , CA
Identifiers
CIK
0001953575ISIN
CA19425C1005Commodity Portfolio
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The Gold M&A Wave Will Create 10-Baggers | Tim Clark - Fury Gold Mines
Key Highlights
brief- The host recalls a conversation from roughly 18 months before the interview in which Ari Sussman of Collective Mining predicted exactly the scenario Clark describes: M&A cash-outs eventually forcing capital down the risk curve into juniors despite thin Canadian retail participation.
Large gold producers are sitting on billions in cash but must replace depleted reserves, which Tim Clark says sets up a coming M&A wave. The guest argues junior gold stocks historically return 10 to 15 times once takeover deals start, because cashed-out investors must redeploy into a small market. Fury Gold Mines pairs the Committee Bay project in the Arctic with Eau Claire in Quebec, sited beside the Éléonore mill. Eau Claire's earlier study used $2,400 gold and showed up to $800 million with toll milling; Clark hopes higher prices lift those figures. Watch for fall drill assays, a November metallurgical update, December resource updates, and a prefeasibility study (a detailed economic study) in the first quarter.
Robert Vallis of Tiger Gold Corp. presents at Metals Investor Forum in Vancouver | Sep 2026
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brief- Vallis praises Collective Mining's team and discovery and says it recently published a maiden resource.
- He counts it, alongside Marmato, among two extremely valuable projects near Tiger Gold's property.
CEO Robert Vallis says Tiger Gold has doubled its market cap since listing and runs three drill rigs across its Colombian gold projects. Vallis targets doubling resources from 2 million to at least 4 million ounces by year-end, with two new MREs (Mineral Resource Estimates) due in Q1. The speaker cites a PEA (Preliminary Economic Assessment) showing over $500 million post-tax NPV and 36% IRR at $2,650 gold. 15,000 meters of the expanded 19,500-meter drill program targets Seabell, a new discovery the speaker sizes at least as large as Tesorito (1.5 million ounces). Vallis argues Colombia is an emerging tier-one gold jurisdiction, citing neighbors Aris Mining's Marmato and Collective Mining's discoveries.
Gold Prices Are Turning Projects Into Billion-Dollar Assets | Robert Vallis - Tiger Gold
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brief- The guest highlights Collective Mining's Guy Balas discovery as a phenomenal team find of extraordinary grade and value, located 25 km north of Tiger Gold.
- The host cites Collective as a stock that has done phenomenally well over the last few years, using it as a successful comparable in the same Colombian district.
Tiger Gold CEO Robert Vallis frames higher gold as a structural safe-haven bid, with China buying unprecedented amounts alongside other central banks. The Quinchía project's PEA (Preliminary Economic Assessment — a scoping-level mining study) implies a ~$2B post-tax NPV at near-current gold prices. Drilling at Ceibal and Tesorito aims to roughly double the current 2 Moz resource base; deeper probes are also testing for porphyry-style mineralization. Hydro power, paved roads, and skilled labor near Quinchía are pitched as construction enablers that lower unit costs for a planned ~140 koz/yr operation. The guest says the new Colombian government should add permitting stability, with foreign investment continuing to flow into the country's gold district.
Ned Jalil, CEO of Collective Mining | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews
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detailed- Jalil says Collective is still late-stage exploration with no PEA or resource statement, and targets a maiden resource at the Apollo system in the first half of 2027 off more than 120,000 metres drilled to date, with over 80,000 metres of drilling planned during 2026.
- He says Collective ended the first quarter with over $100 million in cash, calls the company very well financed, and expects at most one further raise before the full capital needed to build the project is requested.
- He states the Apollo intercepts support a target of 5 to 10 million potential ounces, calls 5 million ounces world-class, and aims ultimately at a tier-one asset producing more than 500,000 ounces a year over 10-plus years of mine life.
- Apollo is a multi-element system carrying copper, gold, silver and tungsten, and Jalil says it is one of the first deposits in Colombia where the occurrence of tungsten has been identified.
- Collective holds two projects in Colombia's Caldas department — San Antonio and Guayabalas, with Apollo the prime discovery in the latter — and Jalil says the company lists in New York and Toronto and recently moved its head office from Toronto to Miami.
Collective Mining's CEO targets a 5 to 10 million ounce gold deposit at Apollo, and half a million ounces a year from it. Over 120,000 meters drilled at Apollo, with 80,000 more planned this year and its first resource estimate targeted for the first half of next year. The CEO explains that measured, indicated and inferred — a deposit's three confidence tiers — are what make it a resource, not exploration potential. Over $100 million in the bank at the end of Q1 leaves room for one more raise before full build capital. The guest cites the chairman, CFO and Colombia-based president, who built Continental Gold from scratch and sold it to Zijin for over C$2 billion.
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