A Nevada Gold Junior With Major Backers
VRIC Media Jul 23, 2026
Summary
A2 Gold holds Nevada ground beside Kinross's Round Mountain mine with similar geology, aiming to prove up a multimillion-ounce deposit.
Clark says juniors with a resource and multimillion-ounce potential are rare in Nevada right now.
Clark cites heavyweight backing: Eric Sprott has invested, and Kinross Gold bought in repeatedly and sits on the technical committee.
He praises a team with a wealth-creation track record and says he is personally overweight (holding an outsized position) the stock.
The stock trades near half its February peak, which Clark views as a strong entry point.
Key points on Kinross Gold
- The guest says Kinross has invested in A2 Gold several times and sits on the junior's technical committee.
- He notes A2 Gold's asset borders Kinross's Round Mountain mine — one of the world's largest open pits — and shares similar geology.
Jeff Clark's takeaways
- Top takeaway The guest is personally overweight A2 Gold and sees the stock at roughly half its February 2026 peak as a strong entry point.
- His core thesis is that A2 Gold's asset next to Kinross's Round Mountain mine, with similar geology, can be proven up as a multimillion-ounce Nevada deposit.
- He points to major backers — Eric Sprott and repeated Kinross investments, including a technical committee seat — as support for the story.
- He says he invested largely on the team, because one principal has created vast shareholder wealth at other companies and he expects a repeat.
Eric Sprott's takeaways
- Top takeaway The guest notes that Eric Sprott has invested in A2 Gold.