Primary ticker: TSXV:GSHR, OTC:GSHRF Stage of development: Exploration, Development Primary minerals: Gold, Copper Project to promote: Moss Lake Project Project Ontario, Canada Website: goldshoreresources.com
Goldshore is an emerging well-financed junior gold developer, who acquired the Moss Lake Gold Project (Ontario, Canada) from Wesdome Gold Mines Ltd. In January 2021. The Moss Lake Project has a historical resource of c.4M oz. gold, with a plan to double the size of the resource over the next 2 years. As well, The Moss Lake Project has a historical copper project on its land package (Noranda/Xstrata – 1984-1997), and significant copper targets to be tested going forward.
Cash: CAD$16M Debt: /
Major shareholders: Wesdome – 26.5% Management – 25% Sprott – 5% European Gold Fund – 4% Retail – 36%
Management Profile
Brett A Richards – Chief Executive Officer
Over 34 years of experience in mining and metals including mine financing, mine development, senior level operations and M&A.
Led Banro Corp. (private) through an operational transition as a private company to divest certain assets. Former CEO of Midnight Sun Mining (TSXV:MMA), African Thunder Platinum (Private), Roxgold (TSX:ROXG) and former senior executive of Katanga Mining (TSX:KAT)
Former senior executive positions with Kinross Gold (TSX:K) and Co-Steel (TSX:CEI)
What is your rationale for taking part 121 Mining Investment?
Investor awareness
What recent news would you like to highlight to investors attending?
Drill results
What are your key goals for the next 3, 6 and 12 months?
3 Months: Continued understanding of the size and scale of the potential resource at Moss Lake.
6 Months: Potential drilling at high grade copper prospects on land package
12 Months: Updated MRE and PEA
What do you see as the key risks and challenges facing your company at the moment and how are you overcoming these?
Capital market challenges – as a result of there being very little interest in gold and/or gold equities.
What do you think makes your company such a compelling investment?
Undervalued to peer group and to normal trading multiples of project economics