Cartier Resources Inc
ECRCartier Resources Inc. engages in the acquisition and exploration of mining properties in Canada. It explores for gold deposits. The company's flagship project is the Chimo mine property located to the east of Val-d'Or, Quebec. It also holds interest in Benoist, Fenton, Wilson, Cadillac Extension, Dollier, and MacCormack metal deposit projects, which are located in Quebec. The company was incorporated in 2006 and is headquartered in Val-d'Or, Canada.
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Key Information
Legal Entity
Cartier Resources Inc
Sector
Precious Metal
Founded
October 25, 2007
Reporting Currency
CAD
Contact Phone
819 874 1331
Website
ressourcescartier.comHeadquarters Address
1740, Chemin Sullivan , Val-D'or , QC J9P 7H1 , CA
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CA1467721082Commodity Portfolio
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John Feneck: Why These Critical Metals Will Explode Higher, 'Uncharted Territory' For Gold
Key Highlights
detailed- With a quarter of the shares held by Agnico, the guest reads the deliberately conservative PEA released a few weeks ago as the company not wanting to overstate anything in front of its largest holder.
- The PEA did not impress the market as much as the company hoped, and he expects the coming PFS to be the next milestone that pulls majors in.
- The resource is 3.2 million ounces heading to 3.5 to 4 million, and he says anything over 3 million ounces is on a major's radar.
- At 18 cents he thinks the stock is gone within a year, and that a takeout at 35 cents would roughly double his money; he met management at Beaver Creek and notes senior leadership has a strong relationship with Agnico.
The guest keeps gold's bull case intact through a painful consolidation, with $3,900–$4,000 support and $3,600 the next test if it breaks. He argues the Federal Reserve has no more bullets for aggressive hikes, calling current bond yields the highest since 2002. His portfolio uses GDX and GDXJ (gold miner sector ETFs) as a hub, then adds juniors and developers seen as eventual takeover targets. Critical minerals now make up roughly a quarter of his book, anchored by tungsten names as China supplies 81% of world output. He favours Nevada and Colombian explorers over riskier jurisdictions like the Congo, where nationalization concerns warrant a bigger discount.
8 Mining Stocks Our Viewers Asked Us to Review | Sept 14th-18th
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detailed- Speaker says Cartier is trying to prove 15 km of the Cadillac Fault in Val d'Or is a mining camp, not just one mine.
- Resource sits at 3.2 million ounces, but over 88% is underground at roughly 2.3 g/t — not a shallow story.
- Metwork shows 96% gold recoveries, plus a new near-surface Hope zone and a 920-meter shaft with 7 km of drifts already in the ground.
- Agnico Eagle owns 27%, which the speaker frames as a vote of confidence and a gatekeeper.
- Updated PEA is the September 2026 catalyst; at a roughly CAD 130M market cap, bulk underground grade has to pencil, and Agnico's Canadian Malartic sits about 70 km away.
Host Steve Hyland works through eight viewer-requested names, framing each as a development, execution, or pure exploration story with a clear re-rate trigger. Barrick put 38.5% of 4 Mile into the Nevada JV for $1.95 billion — far below Citi's $10–20 billion range — to clear a default. i-80 Gold is fully funded but slipping: Cove and Granite Creek studies now target Q3, and Archimedes has slid to mid-2027. A US statutory gold revaluation at $4,300 per ounce would unlock roughly $1.1 trillion — effective QE without calling it QE. LaFleur's Beacon mill is past 95% recommissioned, but its first gold pour has slipped from March to year-end 2026, and a new CEO arrived mid-restart.
Goldgroup Mining ($GORO): Building a Multi-Asset Gold and Silver Producer
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brief- Gold play with about 3.2 million ounces in Quebec on the Cadillac fault.
- 26% owned by Agnico Eagle, which John Bennett thinks could eventually take the company out at higher gold prices.
Goldgroup's $15M acquisition of Gold Resource Corp added the Don David silver-gold mine, transforming a single-asset producer into a multi-asset Mexican platform. A 26,000-meter drill program at San Francisco targets resource expansion; restart capital is roughly $25M with a target output of about 50,000 ounces a year. Goldgroup is advancing the Back 40 copper-gold project in Michigan but cites an 18-month permitting risk in a Democratic-leaning state. Eric Sprott, Cala, and other insiders control roughly 70% of the float, sharply limiting the risk of a lowball takeover. Forced Russell 2000 selling after a 15-day inclusion window wiped out half the market cap — a mechanical dip that disciplined investors exploited.
#99 Digging for Dollars #27 How to Win Over Europeans, Kai Hoffmann's “Must” for Junior Miners
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brief- Matt puts Cartier in the same bucket as Wallbridge: cheap per ounce, talked about for years, and still hasn't moved — the slippery slope into value-trap territory.
Winning German retail investors takes years of consistent delivery: they are loyal, detail-oriented gold and silver buyers who reward juniors that keep their promises. A 'smear' is one narrow high-grade hit stretched across a wide interval; when the whole drill hole carries gold, the criticism does not apply. European investors anchor on a published resource estimate because few fund managers there have geology backgrounds, making measured numbers the shared language. Mogotes Metals' first holes into its porphyry (large copper-gold system) return broad, low-grade intercepts, leaving investors weighing patience against pivot. Dig This Deal pitches span a $1.2 billion Polish copper developer, a $22 million Saskatchewan gold explorer, and a funded Spanish copper drill program.
#97 Digging for Dollars #25 What Majors Clearly Look For When They’re Shopping
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detailed- Pitched on the show at about a $100 million market cap against roughly $400 million of NPV from an older PEA priced at $1,750 gold — the pitcher calls it a discount even at those conservative gold prices.
- The pitcher puts the resource at about 3 million ounces, up from 2.3 million historically, in a fully permitted, Abitibi-style underground system that would restart a historical mine 50 kilometers from Val-d'Or.
- Drilling continues along a 15-kilometer trend, and the host notes the ground is sandwiched in between two majors.
- The hosts add that Agnico owns 27% of Cartier, which they describe as sitting along the same fault between Agnico and Eldorado ground.
- Darwin Green says he would dig in further — he likes the jurisdiction and the ounce count but wants to verify the ounces are quality, mineable ounces.
Recent junior takeovers share one trait: district-scale ground beside infrastructure the buyer already operates. Agnico Eagle's roughly $3 billion Rupert Resources deal consolidates its Finnish gold belt in one move. Districts beat lone assets — Eldorado's $4 billion Foran buy adds a century-long camp, not just one mine. Darwin Green says Mackay's Nevada ground could target 1-2 million ounces of shallow oxide gold within 18 months. Fragmented claims kept Comstock undeveloped for a century; Darwin Green says consolidation was the real barrier.
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