San Lorenzo Gold Corp
SLGSan Lorenzo Gold Corp., an exploration company, acquires and develops mineral properties in Chile. It primarily explores for copper and gold. The company holds 100% interest in Salvadora project covering an area of 8,796 hectares located in the Province of Chañaral, III Region, Chile; and 100% interest Nancagula project covering an area of 1,200 hectares located in the South of Santiago, Chile. It also holds a 100% interest in the Punta Alta copper property covering an area of 2,000 hectares located in Chile. The company was incorporated in 2018 and is headquartered in Calgary, Canada.
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San Lorenzo Gold Corp
Sector
Precious Metal
Founded
June 11, 2021
Reporting Currency
CAD
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www.sanlorenzogold.comHeadquarters Address
903 - 8th Avenue South West , Calgary , AB T2P 0P7 , CA
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CA79849L1022Commodity Portfolio
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Al Kroontje of San Lorenzo Gold Corp presents at Metals Investor Forum in Vancouver | Sep 2026
Key Highlights
detailed- The guest argues San Lorenzo has district-scale gold potential at the Salvadora property in north-central Chile, with the thesis pointing to "multiples of hundreds of millions of tons of material" rather than tens of millions.
- Company has roughly $23M in cash (potentially $40M if in-the-money warrants exercise) and is funded for 50,000 meters of drilling with additional IP and surface geochem, while recent coverage has been picked up by Argonaut and SCP.
- Multiple discovery targets are being advanced simultaneously: Cerro Blanco (drilling underway), Arco de Oro's San Juan area (1.2 km width with potential 1.5 km strike), Caballo Muerto, Tres Amigos, and new Cabreta Salada epithermal target with surface grades over 11 g/t.
- Salvadora is infrastructure-rich at 1,750-2,250 m elevation: paved roads to the property, high-voltage power along the boundary, a smelter 20 km away that supports the El Salvador mine, and the coast 80 km away.
- Leadership is being refreshed with Brandon Gaspar accepting the CEO role and Dan Noone plus Sam Rennelli (recently involved in mining-sector transactions exceeding $3B) joining the board, with Tom Woolrich as special advisor.
San Lorenzo is funded for 50,000 meters of drilling plus ongoing IP surveys at its flagship Salvadora property in Chile's mega porphyry belt. The CEO outlines district-scale potential, citing multimillion-ounce gold-copper targets across Cerro Blanco, Arco de Oro, San Juan, and Tres Amigos. Recent drill programs at Cerro Blanco and San Juan support a thesis of hundreds of millions of tons of mineralization, not tens of millions. San Lorenzo holds $23M in cash (rising to $40M with warrants) and owns 100% of its 119 square kilometer Salvadora claims with paved road access. Incoming CEO Brandon Gaspar and board additions Dan Noone and Sam Rennelli bring more than $3 billion in mining transaction experience.
Nick Hodge – Shifting Macro Forces May Ignite A Blaze In Gold, Copper, Rare Earths, & Uranium Stocks
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brief- Nick includes San Lorenzo Gold among juniors starting to have 'true exploration success' and on the verge of a positive, growing resource.
A softer dollar below 100 with bond yields rolling over is giving gold, silver, and resource stocks a bid into fall. Copper is Nick's favorite 2026 metal, with prices hitting new all-time highs above $6.70/lb on US-bound flows and tariff-driven positioning. Pre-resource explorers without a defined resource routinely sell off 50-60% on mediocre drill results as the market anticipates upcoming dilution from capital raises. Critical minerals need capital deployment and permitting fast-tracking rather than policy announcements — uranium's fourfold price rise barely moved US output. Defense-grade heavy rare earths (specialty metals for magnets) drive Nick's investment thesis, with Energy Fuels (UUUU) and CoTec (CTH) as his top holdings.
#103 Digging for Dollars #31 Tom Woolrych's Framework for Finding Tier 1 Wins
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detailed- Tom Woolrych says he is not selling and treats the company as a tier 1 story, arguing the intercepts point to more than one tier 1 zone rather than a single good shoot.
- He describes a system with gold and copper across roughly 17 km and sees easily 5 million, possibly 10 million, ounces, adding that the number could end up looking small.
- The hosts note the market cap reached about $600 million after huge holes were drilled 6 km apart, and Woolrych flags a $250 share lock-up expiring in about a month as an overhang that created the pullback.
- Chris Paul says the panel first heard about the company about six months ago from Woolrych, went in, was cut back by a financing, played anyway, and has watched it re-rate since.
- Woolrych places it in the pre-discovery to discovery stage, against a more advanced Hercules, and says San Lorenzo is held for tier 1 potential while Hercules is held because it is cheap and good.
Geologist-turned-fund manager Tom Woolrych argues the only real edge in discovery-stage juniors is knowing exactly what you own. He adds the commodity's place in the bull or bear cycle as a third dimension to the Lassonde curve, mapping funding needs to discovery stages. A 17km porphyry holding billions of tonnes makes even 0.5 grams per tonne interesting; he sees 5-10 million ounces at San Lorenzo. San Lorenzo is held for tier-one intercept potential; Hercules Metals is held because a 400-500Mt US copper project trades cheaply. Deutsche Rohstoff holds a very large position in Q2 Metals, whose 300Mt Quebec lithium project is why Canaccord's Tim Hoff calls it 'tier X'.
Brien Lundin - Gold Correlations To Markets and Oil Breaking Down, Portfolio Stock Updates
Gold's bounce off its 200-day moving average signals a potential bottoming process rather than a temporary pause in the broader bull market. Lundin argues that gold's traditional correlations with the S&P 500 and oil are breaking down, indicating a major shift in market dynamics. High-grade drill results in copper and tungsten are driving strong exploration news, while silver is positioned to lead the next precious metals rally.
#102 Digging for Dollars #30 Talking our Portfolio and Top Picks
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detailed- The show's best 'Dig This Deal' pick ever: Chris Paul's San Lorenzo call is up 965%, the hosts played it around 70 cents, and the stock now sits near $6.
- Matt says it would no longer make his top-picks list because the run has taken the value out.
- A host uses it as his buy-early lesson: he loved it at 10 cents but was cut back on the financing and watched it go to $6 without him.
Early private-market entries into juniors re-rated hard when they listed, beating flat TSX Venture and GDXJ benchmarks at mid-year. Sterling Metals' Batchawana Copper Belt consolidation shows why the hosts buy whole districts early instead of waiting for neighbors to prove up. Galantas Gold's $100 million raise shows how a large, well-supported financing lets a near-term producer reach cash flow without repeated dilution. With no senior tungsten producers, Allied Critical Metals' year-end pilot plant in Portugal offers juniors-only exposure to a quintupled price. Stagnant juniors with strong treasuries and intact teams remain the buys — own value before promotion arrives and prices move.
Al Kroontje & Eric Coffin discuss San Lorenzo Gold at the May Metals Investor Forum
San Lorenzo Gold is advancing its flagship Salvadora Project in Chile's prolific mega-porphyry belt with an active Phase 6 drilling program. The company is targeting the Cerro Blanco and Arco de Oro zones following encouraging results from previous drill campaigns across multiple targets. Previous drilling has identified significant gold- and copper-enriched epithermal and porphyry-style systems, highlighting district-scale exploration potential.
Al Kroontje of San Lorenzo Gold Corp. presents at Metals Investor Forum in Vancouver | May 2026
Al Kroontje, CEO of San Lorenzo Gold Corp., presents at the Metals Investor Forum in Vancouver on May 8-9, 2026. The forum features vetted junior mining companies that have earned coverage from newsletter writers for excellent management and promising properties. Investors are given the opportunity to directly assess management teams by asking questions that matter to their investment decisions.
#100 Digging for Dollars #28 The Game Has Changed Dan Earle and Access to Capital In the Mining Sect
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detailed- The episode opens on San Lorenzo, with over 100 metres at 1.33 grams per tonne gold and, in the host's view, a more exciting 3.9 kilometre step-out in the release, which he links to the stock doubling.
- He describes old data and unflashy geology but a 17 kilometre gold strike, a roughly $550 million market cap, 4 kilometres of gold hits over more than 200 metres and an unreleased porphyry copper intercept over 200 metres, adding that systems of that size do not come around often.
- He says the fund tried to put in $300,000, got about $130,000 before being cut back, and is still holding because of the possibility of a large-scale system.
- His core thesis is adjacency, that the best place to find a mine is in the shadow of the headboard of another one, and this asset sits beside a very large, famous Chilean mine.
- He expects proving out a large-scale system will take a lot more money, and the guest later uses San Lorenzo as the scale comparison for a copper pitch at a similar market cap with fewer holes drilled.
Access to capital, once a junior miner's edge, is no longer an advantage now that participation in resource equities has broadened. Cost of capital has collapsed: Lundin Gold financed Frida del Norte near 20%, while juniors now issue bonds below 9%. Big raises remove junior mining's top risk — getting through the valley of death — which makes dilution a secondary worry. Dan Earle argues investors anchored to prior cycles misread today's deals; newcomers without fixed priors often perform better. Three rapid pitches: a Nevada producer with a $750M NAV second asset, a $6M Peru silver explorer, and a fresh copper find.
Al Kroontje of San Lorenzo Gold Corp. talks to Eric Coffin at Metals Investor Forum | March 2026
Al Kroontje, CEO of San Lorenzo Gold Corp., discusses the company's copper-gold exploration assets in Chile's Mega Porphyry Belt with Eric Coffin. San Lorenzo Gold is presented as a vetted junior mining company with strong management, financials, and promising properties in a prolific copper-gold region. The Metals Investor Forum provides investors direct access to management teams of carefully vetted junior mining companies selected by expert newsletter writers.
Al Kroontje of San Lorenzo Gold Corp. presents at Metals Investor Forum in Toronto | February 2026
Al Kroontje, CEO of San Lorenzo Gold Corp., presents company updates at the Metals Investor Forum in Toronto. The forum features vetted junior mining companies selected for excellent management, strong financials, and promising properties. Investors gain direct access to management teams for in-person Q&A, a critical advantage for evaluating junior miners.
Al Kroontje of San Lorenzo Gold talks to Eric Coffin | Metals Investor Forum | January 2026
Al Kroontje, CEO of San Lorenzo Gold, discusses copper-gold exploration in Chile's Mega Porphyry Belt with Eric Coffin. The company employs a results-driven exploration strategy targeting promising copper-gold opportunities in Chile. Interview conducted at Metals Investor Forum in Vancouver, highlighting vetted junior mining companies with strong management.
Al Kroontje of San Lorenzo Gold Corp. presents at Metals Investor Forum in Vancouver | January 2026
Al Kroontje, CEO of San Lorenzo Gold Corp., presents company updates at the Metals Investor Forum in Vancouver. The forum showcases vetted junior mining companies with excellent management, strong financials, and promising properties. Investors gain direct access to management teams for in-person assessment and critical questions about company operations.
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