G Mining Ventures Corp.
GMING Mining Ventures Corp. focuses on identifying, investigating, assessing, and developing mineral assets. Its primary undertaking is the Tocantinzinho gold project, located in Brazil's Pará State. This substantial endeavor comprises two mining permits totaling 12,889 hectares, 23 exploration permits encompassing 76,116 hectares, and two ongoing applications for additional exploration licenses covering 10,569 hectares. The organization, which was previously known as Kanadario Gold Inc., was established in 2017 and operates out of Québec, Canada.
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Legal Entity
G Mining Ventures Corp.
Sector
Precious Metal
Founded
October 24, 2019
Employees
1,157
Reporting Currency
CAD
Contact Phone
450 465 1950
Headquarters Address
7900 West Taschereau Boulevard , Québec , QC J4X 1C2 , CA
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CA36270K1021CUSIP
36270K102
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Why Gold Producers Are Still Undervalued: Greg Orrell on This Cycle’s Missing Retail Money
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brief- The guest cites G Mining Ventures as a successful Guyana jurisdiction story North American investors should pay more attention to
Gold decoupled from real yields after 2022 Russia sanctions triggered central bank reserve diversification — a structural shift Orrell expects to persist. Producers still trade below historical NAV multiples because investors haven't priced in $4,500-$5,500 gold; Orrell expects multiples to expand as skepticism fades. OCM Gold Fund holds ~20-23% senior producers, 10-13% exploration/development, ~5% royalties, 5-7% silver — trims losers and lets winners compound. Agnico Eagle leads capital allocation discipline; B2Gold holds junior stakes like Snowline Gold but hasn't executed buyouts, a stark contrast to past reckless exploration. With cash below 1% while retail liquidates, Orrell sees further upside — counter-cyclical positioning in a cycle still missing wider participation.
"Occasional Failures Are the Price of Outstanding Wins" - Rick Rule on Portfolio Discipline & More
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detailed- Rule calls G Mining's acquisition of G2 Goldfields a smart strategic deal where the buyer recognized it had to have the deposit.
- He says G Mining signaled to G2 that the more they de-risked the project (e.g., advancing permitting by three years and growing resource confidence), the more G Mining would pay.
- Rule argues G Mining paid a full price rather than trying to steal the deal, given the shared shareholder base across both companies.
- He notes G Mining structured a sidecar/spinoff for the G2 team so they had 'life after death' after the transaction closed.
Bull-market arrogance peaks with newcomers — Rick argues the least experienced participants are usually the most confident (mistaking luck for skill). Limit your portfolio to stocks you actually study — his 'Amalgamated Aardvark' anecdote shows why understanding each holding matters more than its count. Sentiment extremes mark turning points — he bought silver when social media dismissed it as 'Buggy Whips' and sold once the love returned. Junior mining mergers stall when management self-interest blocks deals — a clean process like G2/G Mining can align incentives and get them done. Skip speculative categories without precedent — deep sea mining fails his 'probabilistic NPV' (net present value) test, so he still prefers established Rio, Glencore, and BHP.
Rick Rule: I’m Buying This Type of Junior Mining Stock (Ignored Value=Opportunity)
Rule argues recent exploration spending is yielding strong drill results that markets have not yet priced in, creating buying opportunities in overlooked junior mining stocks. Rule prefers open-market buying over private placements due to weak warrant terms, and favors ATM (at-the-market) financings for big board-listed miners to minimize dilution. Rule plans to accumulate junior mining stocks on expected summer weakness, maintaining a target watchlist and focusing on the price-value gap rather than macro headlines.
Rick Rule on M&A Synergies, Agnico’s Strategy, Lithium Risks, and Uranium’s Energy-Security Tailwind
G Mining's acquisition of G2 Goldfields is uniquely accretive, as Rule estimates roughly $1 billion in combined operating and capital savings from developing a unified district over 10 years. Agnico Eagle uses strategic junior investments as a 'farm team' to gain information advantages and toeholds, while maintaining a disciplined framework focused on per-share value creation. Middle East energy shocks will most benefit uranium, as Rule argues the resulting energy-security policy shifts will create a sustained tailwind for the nuclear fuel commodity.
A $3 Billion Gold Deal Just Changed the Market | G Mining - G2 Acquisition
G Mining Ventures is acquiring G2 Goldfields in a $3 billion transaction, combining neighboring Oko West and Oko-Ghanie gold projects into a larger operation. The deal features a spinout structure and significant projected synergies, highlighting the return of major M&A activity in the gold mining sector. This acquisition signals strong confidence in the gold bull market, raising questions about whether the premium paid is justified by future value.
Erik Wetterling – Value Proposition In Montage Gold, Inflection Resources, and K2 Gold
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brief- Named alongside Artemis Gold as a successful second-leg Lassonde-curve comparable — G Mining's Tocantinzia project — for Montage Gold.
Erik Wetterling argues Montage Gold still has upside on the second leg of the Lassonde curve, with ex-Endeavour management running ahead of schedule at Koné in Côte d'Ivoire. He frames Inflection Resources as a many-targets, AngloGold Ashanti-funded hunt for Tier-1 porphyries in New South Wales, where one discovery could rerate the stock. K2 Gold's Si2 drilling in Nevada is a cheap optionality shot at a Silicon/Merlin-style epithermal, while the Mojave project remains the flagship. Wetterling stresses probability stacking: even a sub-5% per-target hit rate compounded across Inflection's roughly 30 targets builds a credible discovery case. Disclosure: the guest owns shares in all three names and is a banner sponsor of K2 Gold on the Hedgeless Horseman website.
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