Goldgroup Mining Inc
GOROGoldgroup Mining Inc., including its various subsidiaries, is primarily engaged in discovering, assessing, and advancing gold-rich mineral deposits throughout the Americas. The firm possesses complete ownership of two significant projects in Mexico: the Cerro Prieto operation, situated in Sonora state, and the San José de Gracia venture, found within Sinaloa State. The company's main corporate office is located in Vancouver, Canada.
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Key Information
Legal Entity
Goldgroup Mining Inc
Sector
Precious Metal
Founded
October 25, 2007
Employees
3
Reporting Currency
CAD
Contact Phone
604 682 1943
Website
www.goldgroupmining.comHeadquarters Address
1166 Alberni Street , Vancouver , BC V6E 3Z3 , CA
Identifiers
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CA38141A1075CUSIP
38141A107
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John Feneck: Why These Critical Metals Will Explode Higher, 'Uncharted Territory' For Gold
Key Highlights
detailed- The guest says the company has just come through a merger with Gold Resource and is picking up large pieces of Mexican ground, positioning itself to be a real player in the region.
- He and Don Durrett interviewed the company, Durrett said he was buying immediately, and the stock rallied sharply before giving much of the move back.
- He notes he does not own it himself and jokes about Durrett spending his own money on the name, while still calling it one he likes.
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.
SILVER Stocks Set to Go Berserk - 'These Companies Are Printing Cash': John Feneck
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detailed- GORO is the merged entity of Gold Group (GGAZF) and Gold Resource, consummated in July; speaker describes it as 'a really solid growth story with the combined company.'
- The Russell 2000 added one of the pre-merger tickers on June 30 then dumped starting July 16 because it could not legally hold the merged entity, taking GORO from about $4.60 to $1.95 in roughly 2.5 weeks.
- Feneck Consulting accumulated between $1.97 and $2.83; the stock is trading at $3.55-$3.60 entering the interview, recovering most of the forced-selling decline.
- New CEO Javier Reyes (formerly chairman) took the role about a month before the recording.
Silver producers with AISC around $30 are minting cash at $70 silver, says Feneck — he sees $100/oz by next year. Treasury buybacks announced August 19 plus weak US jobs data triggered a sharp precious-metals rally through August. Feneck highlights Pan American Silver, Excellon Resources, Denarius Metals, Goldgroup, iMetal, Spartan Metals, and ANKOR Resources as top names. He expects a 15–20% S&P correction by Q1 2027 and recommends keeping 8–10% cash on hand for drawdowns. Investors should remember mining stocks typically fall with the broader market, even when individual company fundamentals are strong.
What’s Next for Gold & Silver? Market Analysis With Don Durrett and John Feneck
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detailed- The guest puts Goldgroup on his buy list: post-GORO merger it's a ~60,000 oz AuEq producer, heading to ~100,000 oz once San Francisco restarts with low capex (already funded).
- He cites an AISC around $2,400 and says at $7,000 gold the stock is a 'five to eight bagger' on production growth alone, with nameplate targeted by end of next year.
- He treats Back 40 in Michigan as a free option — easier U.S. permitting plus a historic mining district make permitting plausible in his view.
- He says the San Francisco restart is the catalyst 'not too soon, not too far in the future.'
Don and John call the Aug 19 gold-silver rally seasonal, not yet a structural breakout; HUI is above 800. Bessent's surprise long-end Treasury bid weakened the dollar and sent GDX up 8% and silver up 10%. Miners are starting to outperform the metal — a leading signal that institutional rotation into the sector could be starting. Undervalued producers with growth ahead — Goldgroup, Excellon, Denarius, LaHontan, 1911 Gold — screen as the best risk-reward in this tape. Both analysts are bullish into Q4 2026 and 2027, but the real test is whether capital rotates from equities into miners.
Goldgroup Mining ($GORO): Building a Multi-Asset Gold and Silver Producer
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detailed- TOP: CEO Javier Reyes frames the strategy as buying fully permitted, already-built Mexican assets that other operators failed on, and turning them around with strong in-country teams rather than 'eagle' CEOs pretending to know Mexico.
- San Francisco (Sonora) hosts roughly 1 million ounces at about 0.65 g/t with a potential 10-year mine life and 50,000 oz/year at around a US$2,000/oz margin (~US$100M/year at current gold prices); capex to restart is ~US$25M with a target restart by end of Q1 next year.
- The July 17 Gold Resource merger added the cash-flowing Don David silver mine (about 60% silver) and the Back 40 Michigan project (estimated at almost US$1 billion NPV at current prices, with an ~18-month permitting path).
- Insider ownership keeps public float around 25-30% — Eric Sprott and Calleo/associates each near 10%, plus other close associates and small institutions — which the host treats as protection against a take-under.
- Lost roughly half of its market cap (from ~US$560M to ~US$300M) when the Russell 2000 added GORO on June 30 and removed it on July 15 (the index requires US domicile), triggering forced passive selling of ~US$200M in a week; the CEO stresses nothing changed about the underlying business.
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.
Ralph Shearing of Goldgroup Mining Inc. talks to Chen Lin | Metals Investor Forum | February 2026
Goldgroup Mining CEO Ralph Shearing presents the Cerro Prieto gold mine expansion strategy in Sonora, Mexico, aiming to extend mine life. The company focuses on increasing gold production and creating long-term shareholder value through operational improvements and continued exploration. The Metals Investor Forum provides vetted access to junior mining management teams with excellent financials and promising properties.
Ralph Shearing of Goldgroup Mining Inc. presents at Metals Investor Forum in Toronto | February 2026
Ralph Shearing, CEO of Goldgroup Mining, presents at the Metals Investor Forum in Toronto on February 27-28, 2026. Goldgroup Mining trades on TSX-Venture (GGA), OTCQX (GGAZF), and Frankfurt (55G0) exchanges for investor accessibility. Forum features vetted junior mining companies selected by newsletter writers for strong management and promising properties.
Ralph Shearing of Goldgroup Mining talks to Brien Lundin | Metals Investor Forum | January 2026
Goldgroup Mining CEO discusses gold production and growth strategy in Mexico at Metals Investor Forum. Optimization efforts at Cerro Prieto heap-leach gold mine are central to the company's operational plans. Interview highlights management quality as essential for junior mining company success and investor confidence.
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