Belo Sun Mining Corp
BSXBelo Sun Mining Corp., through its subsidiaries, operates as a gold exploration and development company in Brazil. Its flagship property is its 100% interest in the Volta Grande Gold project consisting of four mining concession applications, 11 exploration permits, and 63 exploration permits extension submitted covering a total area of 175,498 hectares located in the northern region of Pará State, Brazil. The company was formerly known as Verena Minerals Corporation and changed its name to Belo Sun Mining Corp. in July 2010. Belo Sun Mining Corp. was founded in 1996 and is headquartered in Toronto, Canada.
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Key Information
Legal Entity
Belo Sun Mining Corp
Sector
Precious Metal
Founded
November 28, 2003
Employees
40
Reporting Currency
CAD
Contact Phone
416 309 2137
Website
www.belosun.comHeadquarters Address
198 Davenport Road , Toronto , ON M5R 1J2 , CA
Identifiers
ISIN
CA0805581091CUSIP
080558109
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#108 Digging for Dollars #36 Why Smart Money Quietly Loaded Up on This $20M Gold Micro-Cap
Key Highlights
brief- The host says his fund owns "a good chunk" of Belo Sun but "I can't figure out what to do with it", adding that the company's press releases are about "the in and outs of lawsuits" rather than results.
- He describes the asset as open-pit gold on what he calls an "80 kilometer greenstone belt", puts the contained ounces at "probably $15 million ounces", and concedes "it's an interesting project, that's for sure" while remaining stuck on what to do with it.
Investors go blind to historical drilling: outstanding past intercepts sit unread until someone spends money re-drilling them. Karus trades near a $20 million enterprise value, re-linking historic high-grade intercepts toward a maiden resource next year. Orogenic gold — the style behind forty-one percent of the world's gold — is the guest's pick when prospecting for gold. Dig This Deal: the guest pitches a Peruvian project at 1.2% copper equivalent (metals valued as one), the host a Newfoundland volcanogenic massive sulphide system. The junior market's inefficiency is the edge: with scale, grade, location and team in place, hunt for five-to-ten-times.
#102 Digging for Dollars #30 Talking our Portfolio and Top Picks
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brief- The stock has been picking up, but progress is slower than hoped because of permitting and court processes in the jurisdiction, per the host.
- He frames it as binary: Belo Sun is 'either going to be like $10 or 10 cents.'
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.
#98 Digging for Dollars #26 Wait for the Trickle Down Effect on Junior Miners
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detailed- The second "Dig This Deal" is revealed as Belo Sun, pitched at a $750 million market cap with a claimed NAV of about $5 billion today: roughly 4 million ounces at about a gram (4 million ounces proven and probable), visibility on 15 million ounces, and 30-50 kilometres of controlled greenstone belt in Brazil.
- The pitcher says the project was nearly in production in 2017 (a $700 million NAV at $1,300 gold, 20-year mine life, about $750/oz costs, 26% IRR) and argues a takeout at $650 per ounce could be worth multiples of the current market cap.
- Construction permits revoked in 2018 over a nearby dam have been re-granted, but the decision to restart construction now sits with an appeals court, and the pitcher notes one of its three judges is the one who granted the new permit.
- The hosts disclose they are shareholders and frame the stock as binary: $5-$10 a share if the legal question resolves, about $0.10 if not (it traded at $0.10 a year before the April 2026 show).
- The company is run by the former head of legal for Vale in Brazil, pitched as the right background for navigating the permit fight.
EarthLabs closed its year with $80 million in cash and securities, up from $39 million, without borrowing or raising new capital. Producer and mid-tier strength has not yet trickled down to juniors and privates — the flow the hosts say is just getting started. Kirkland Lake Discoveries bought the forgotten 442,000-ounce Mirado gold project for about $9 million; eight pending drill holes could re-rate the stock. Drilling is paused roughly three weeks for river-crossing safety; a magnetotellurics survey and till sampling will probe ground hidden beneath glacial cover. Portfolio discipline from the show: cap privates near 20% for liquidity, keep funds under $150-200 million, and benchmark returns.
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