White Gold Corp

8 days ago 9:07

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The CEO says the maiden PEA delivered a $1.9 billion after-tax NPV at a conservative gold price while using only 60% of the company's 3-million-ounce resource.
The company is drilling 18,000 meters — its largest exploration program ever, 100% focused on growth — across four zones open in every direction, and the CEO says growing the resource, not advancing a feasibility study, is the path it will pursue.
White Gold plans to spin out its copper and critical-minerals finds into W2 Critical Minerals, with shareholders receiving one W2 share per share held; as of the late-September 2026 interview it was in exchange approvals, with a listing hoped for within about a month and the record date still to be announced.
The CEO says the 3-million-ounce deposit is the highest-grade open-pittable in the Yukon and, he claims, the highest-grade open-pittable project in Canada, delineated on relatively few drill meters.
The company holds a 21-property, 300,000-hectare Yukon land package, and the CEO expects drill results to come through the balance of 2026.

CEO David D'Onofrio says the maiden PEA (Preliminary Economic Assessment — an early economic study) shows a $1.9 billion after-tax NPV at a conservative gold price. It draws on just 60% of the company's 3-million-ounce resource, which management calls the highest-grade deposit amenable to open-pit mining in the Yukon. An 18,000-metre drill program — the largest in company history — is fully focused on growing the four-zone deposit, which stays open in every direction. Shareholders will receive one W2 Critical Minerals share per White Gold share as copper, tungsten and antimony finds are spun into a separate listing. Management expects a new roadway from the Talamore project through its properties to unlock the district, with drill results due through year-end.

Galway Metals Stock Hits More High Grade Gold

The Gold Bull

8 days ago 6:19

Key Highlights

The host cites White Gold's recent PEA, a $1.86 billion after-tax NPV5 with a 44% IRR and $1 billion of initial capital, as a comparable for what Galway's Clarence Stream PEA might show, describing the deposits as similar in size and grade.

New drill results at Galway's Clarence Stream project in New Brunswick fill a resource gap, potentially adding ounces and lifting grade. Headline intercepts hit 2.8 grams per tonne gold over 48 meters and 8.3 grams per tonne over 6 meters, plus 6.4 over 7 meters. A recent investment from well-known junior-resource investor Michael Gentile lifted shares; at a $156 million market cap the presenter still sees a cheap stock. Partner Dowa funds zinc-gold Estrades drilling in Quebec — 5,000 meters wrapping up and 10,000 more slated for 2027 — sparing Galway's treasury. A Clarence Stream PEA (preliminary economic assessment — an early economics study) lands Q1 2027; White Gold's similar-deposit PEA showed $1.86 billion NPV.

Three Million Ounces of Gold, Barely Getting Started | Dylan Langille - White Gold

The Deep Dive

19 days ago 5:15

Key Highlights

The guest argues the PEA is a starting point, not an end point: the roughly 3-million-ounce resource was defined with only 90,000 meters of drilling on four deposits, and he sees upside if the company can raise money to drill more.
The host cites PEA economics of about C$1.9 billion NPV5 and a 41% IRR at $3,600 gold with a roughly 9.4-year life of mine, and the guest responds that the economics are strong for what is an early-stage study.
The guest describes Golden Saddle as a high-grade open-pit gold deposit and argues it will be a mine one day, with the company now focused on growing those ounces.
Drilling is called the number-one value driver: the company plans 17,000-18,000 meters in 2026 and expects to raise the budget the following year, hoping the district consolidates and attracts a mid-tier or major mining company to offtake the asset.
The guest argues the Klondike district will be among the earliest beneficiaries of new infrastructure: the Coffee deposit 25 km south is on a fast track to production, and the planned Northern Access Road to Dawson City would run along the west margin of many of White Gold's 21 properties, cutting exploration costs across the 300,000-hectare portfolio.

White Gold's three-million-ounce Klondike resource rests on only 90,000 metres of drilling, which management calls a starting point, not an end point. Its PEA (Preliminary Economic Assessment — an early economic snapshot) models a 41% IRR and C$1.9 billion NPV5 at $3,600 gold. Yukon infrastructure — notably the Northern Access Road linking the Coffee deposit to Dawson City — could cut exploration costs across White Gold's properties. Management plans 17,000 to 18,000 metres of drilling in 2026 and calls drilling the number one value driver for the company. The VP of Exploration logged Great Bear's discovery hole and hopes growing ounces attracts consolidation or a larger mining company.

White Gold ($WGO | $WHGOF) Advances Its 3-Million-Ounce Gold Resource in Yukon

Investor TV

about 1 month ago 38:56

Key Highlights

The CEO (David D'Onofrio) positions White Gold as a tier-1 Yukon development story built around a 3 million ounce, highest-grade resource in the territory and a soil-geochemistry exploration method developed by partner Sean Ryan.
The maiden PEA covering only two of three million ounces returned a $1.9B CAD NPV at $3,600 gold (about $3B at $4,500 gold), with sub-$1,500 AISC, ~188,000 oz/yr production (225,000 oz/yr in years 1-5), and an IRR above 40%.
Management describes significant exploration upside: 750,000 acres across 20+ projects, with the largest drill program in company history underway under new head of exploration Dylan Langille (ex-Great Bear/Kinross).
Agnico Eagle's roughly 19% stake is cited as strategic validation, while a neighboring Talamore coffee project (with Newmont and Pierre Lassonde) plus an upgraded Hall Gray Road are framed as de-risking permitting and infrastructure.
Funding is presented as manageable: a roughly $20M/yr program that is already fully funded, with management estimating only about 10% dilution to production, ideally issued in tranches at higher prices.

White Gold's maiden PEA on 2 of its 3 million ounces delivers C$1.9B NPV at $3,600 gold, scaling to C$3B at $4,500. Sub-$1,500 AISC and 225,000 oz/year in the first 5 years make Golden Saddle Yukon's highest-grade development story. The company's largest-ever exploration program is drilling now, targeting district-scale growth across 750,000 acres. Agnico Eagle's 19% stake plus its position in neighboring Talamore/Coffee hints at district-scale consolidation in Yukon. Macro view: a seasonal September/October correction is likely before gold pushes to $5,000, with miners now outperforming the metal.

This C$1.9B Gold Mine Blueprint is a “Starting Point” for White Gold

about 1 month ago 8:29

Key Highlights

Pollitt says the maiden PEA, released just before the September 2026 interview, shows an after-tax NPV5 of C$1.9 billion with a 38% return at a $3,600/oz base-case gold price, rising to about C$3 billion with a 52% return at $4,500/oz gold.
The study outlines a 9.5-year, 12,000 tonne-per-day open pit operation averaging 188,000 oz of gold per year and peaking at 223,000 oz per year over the first five years.
Pollitt presents the PEA as deliberately conservative: it uses a two-year-old resource with 2025 and 2026 drilling excluded, covers only two-thirds of the current resource, assumes no underground mining, and starts year one at an 85% throughput rate.
The capital estimate covers the full Yukon build-out to what he calls international mining company standards, including on-site diesel power generation, buildings, the mill, a tailings management facility, and a new landing strip for fly-in/fly-out operations.
The company is targeting 15,000-20,000 metres of drilling this year with three rigs, versus the roughly 90,000 historical metres behind its about 3 million ounce resource, and is spinning out W2 Critical Minerals at one W2 share for every five White Gold shares.

A deliberately conservative PEA (Preliminary Economic Assessment — a first, early-stage mine study) still yields C$1.9B in after-tax value at $3,600 gold. The plan outlines a 9.5-year, 12,000-tonne-per-day open pit producing 188,000 ounces of gold per year on average, peaking at 223,000. Only two-thirds of the current resource is included and no underground mining — management calls the study a starting point, not a ceiling. Three rigs are drilling 15,000–20,000 metres this year, none of it in the PEA, aiming to expand ounces per share. A spin-out of W2 Critical Minerals (one share per five WGO shares, copper-silver-molybdenum properties) plus institutional marketing round out 2026 plans.

Silver47 Exploration ($AGA | $AAGAF) on Red Mountain's Critical Mineral Potential & Path to 2027 PEA

Investor TV

3 months ago

A 22-cent EV per ounce on Silver47 Exploration's 246M silver-equivalent ounces screens 2-10x below peers like Blackrock Silver, framing a clear valuation gap. The CEO argues most ounces are inferred, but three high-grade US projects (Red Mountain, Hughes, Mogollon) underpin a 1B-oz aspiration and a 2027 PEA. With $45M Canadian in working capital and four rigs running, Silver47 plans roughly 20,000 meters of 2026 drilling across Alaska, Nevada, and New Mexico. Co-hosts Don Duret and John Fenwick frame a deep correction in US silver developers as a contrarian bottom-fishing setup before a potential second leg up. Near-term producers like 1911 Gold, Denarius, and LaHontan anchor a broader US silver thesis alongside Silver47, all riding a bipartisan critical-mineral policy tailwind.

Galway Metals Gold Exploration Stock Important Update

The Gold Bull

3 months ago

Key Highlights

The speaker calls White Gold Galway's closest peer: 3 million ounces of gold at 1.38 g/t versus Galway's open-pittable Clarence Stream portion of 2.38 million ounces at 1.42 g/t, which he describes as a very similar resource.
White Gold's market cap of $346 million versus Galway's $65 million (as of the video) is the basis for the speaker's argument that Galway is undervalued.

Galway Metals' Clarence Stream resource now holds 2.7 million ounces of gold at 1.5 g/t (grams per tonne), almost all open-pittable (mineable from surface). The stock fell about 20% on the update's release into a falling gold price, then recovered most of the loss. Peer White Gold holds 3 million ounces at a similar grade yet carries a $346 million market cap versus Galway's $65 million. That gap is why the speaker argues Galway looks undervalued, with upcoming drill results and a preliminary economic assessment (a first-pass economics study) as catalysts. A joint venture lets Dowa, a Japanese smelter operator, earn 45% of the Estrades zinc project by spending $25 million.

Robert Sinn Interviews White Gold Corp.’s David D’Onofrio Following the May Metals Investor Forum

Metals Investor Forum

4 months ago

White Gold Corp. CEO David D'Onofrio discusses the company's upcoming PEA and key catalysts following the May Metals Investor Forum in Vancouver. The Metals Investor Forum provides investors direct access to vetted junior mining companies with strong management, financials, and promising properties. Robert Sinn of Goldfinger Capital interviews D'Onofrio, highlighting White Gold's strategic outlook and upcoming milestones for potential investors.

Disciplined Approach to Value Creation for Growing 3Moz Gold Resource and District Scale Portfolio

5 months ago 15:44

Key Highlights

The company is launching the largest drill program in its history, 15,000m to 20,000m this year, funded by a November financing.
Its resource stands at 3Moz at 1.38 g/t, which the guest calls the highest-grade deposit in the Yukon.
The guest sees three value levers: this year's drilling, an upcoming PEA, and an EV-per-ounce valuation below Yukon peers.
The drill budget uses a barbell split, about 75% on step-out expansion of known deposits and 25% on undrilled targets, with growth meant to be accretive on a per-share basis.
The company is spinning out its copper, molybdenum and tungsten assets into W2 (one W2 share per five White Gold shares, listing targeted for the first half of Q3) so the dilution burden sits outside the White Gold share structure.

White Gold hosts 3 million ounces at 1.38 g/t (grams per tonne), the Yukon's highest-grade deposit, now led by a buy-side-trained president. The largest drill program in company history, 15,000 to 20,000 metres, splits spending 75% on deposit growth and 25% on untested targets. An upcoming PEA (Preliminary Economic Assessment — an early, plus-or-minus-30% economic sketch) will give investors capital, throughput, and NPV inputs for their own models. A 1-for-5 spin-out moves copper, molybdenum, and tungsten properties into new company W2, removing dilution from the gold story while adding critical-minerals exposure. Road building at neighboring Coffee and Western Copper's advancing Casino project are rebuilding institutional confidence across the Yukon gold district.

David D’Onofrio of White Gold Corp. presents at Metals Investor Forum in Vancouver | May 2026

Metals Investor Forum

5 months ago

White Gold Corp. CEO David D'Onofrio presents at the Metals Investor Forum in Vancouver, offering investors direct management access. The forum features vetted junior mining companies selected by newsletter writers for excellent management, financials, and properties. Investors gain valuable opportunity to assess management teams face-to-face and ask critical questions before making investment decisions.

Don Durrett and John Feneck Interview Scorpio Gold ($SGN | $SRCRF) CEO on 50,000 m Drill Program

Investor TV

6 months ago

Key Highlights

Don Durrett names White Gold among development-stage companies pivoting to production as the build-versus-sell math improves.

Scorpio Gold is fully funded for a 50,000 m Nevada drill program, targeting growth from 740,000 oz toward 2 million oz this year. The CEO frames an eventual sale to a mid-tier as the goal, but says the company is not locked into any path. Grade is the differentiator: holding roughly 1.26 g/t against a 0.6 g/t Nevada open-pit average supports premium margins and strategic value. Durrett argues gold's pullback is a warning that the S&P is overextended, so he would buy junior dips rather than chase. The hosts frame junior mining returns as asymmetric: size positions small, buy capitulation, and only risk what you can afford to lose.

Forge Resources is Positioned to Become a Revenue-Generating Junior Miner

6 months ago 8:09

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