K92 Mining Inc
KNTK92 Mining Inc. engages in the mining, exploration, and development of mineral deposits in Papua New Guinea. The company produces gold, copper, and silver. Its principal property is the Kainantu property that covers an area of 862 square kilometers located in the Eastern Highlands province of Papua New Guinea. The company is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada.
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Key Information
Legal Entity
K92 Mining Inc
Sector
Precious Metal
Founded
January 10, 2011
Employees
1,650
Reporting Currency
CAD
Contact Phone
604 687 7130
Website
www.k92mining.comHeadquarters Address
1090 West Georgia Street , Vancouver , BC V6E 3V7 , CA
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CA4991131083CUSIP
499113108
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Mining Stock Mailbag: Hycroft, Vizsla, K92, Goliath & More | Oct. 5-9, 2026
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detailed- The host's bottom line: K92 is not a bad stock but is fairly valued, and he does not see enough value for the level of Papua New Guinea jurisdiction risk.
- The growth story is real and self-funded: the stage 3 plant is built, a record $340 million sits in the bank, both expansions are fully funded, stage 3 targets a 300,000-ounce run rate and stage 4 pushes past 400,000 ounces with commissioning late next year.
- The ramp is still a promise, not a result: 2026 guidance is 190,000 to 225,000 ounces, and head grade dropped from about 10 g/t in Q1 to under 7 in Q2.
- On the host's back-of-napkin math it should trade around $5 billion US on roughly 200,000 ounces a year, rising toward $10 billion US at 400,000 ounces, versus just under $5 billion CAD as of the episode.
- He flags the Papua New Guinea jurisdiction risk by pointing to Barrick's Porgera mine, which sat idle nearly four years after the government refused to renew its lease.
Hycroft's large Nevada gold-silver resource comes with a $2.4 billion mill bill against a $2 billion market cap and heavy dilution. 1911 Gold is hitting True North restart milestones for about CAD 59 million in initial capital, but is restarting without a feasibility study. Vizsla Silver's Panucco project is fully funded with permitting progressing, but January's abduction that killed nine workers is the real overhang. K92 Mining's fully funded expansion targets 400,000 ounces, but 2026 guidance of 190,000 to 225,000 means the ramp is still a promise. The host argues US deficits and interest costs make eventual Fed stimulus inevitable, so now is the time to accumulate quality juniors.
Michael Murphy of South Pacific Metals Corp. talks to Chen Lin | Metals Investor Forum Sept. 2026
Key Highlights
detailed- Murphy says South Pacific Metals' Anchnau hits are in the same geological setup and host rock as the Kora vein, K92's principal mine vein, with comparable widths and grades.
- He describes the Kora vein as a kilometer and a half long, 1.2 kilometers deep, with 80% of it running 3 to 5 meters wide at 8 g/t.
- Host Chen Lin recalls being an early K92 investor last year and its pattern of roughly 3-meter high-grade intervals that extended over 2-3 kilometers.
A BMO-led $20 million financing, upsized from $15 million, funds South Pacific Metals' drill plans for the foreseeable future, per its chairman. Drilling at the Ontenu project southwest of K92 Mining has hit mineralization on all three structures drilled, echoing K92's high-grade Kora vein geology. South Pacific Metals rebuilt the social license Harmony abandoned at Kili Teke, where past drilling outlined a 4-million-ounce gold-equivalent inferred resource. Papua New Guinea's single certified assay lab is creating a backlog, so drill-result news flow may lag despite two rigs turning. Kili Teke drilling is targeted by year-end; exploration licences allow 2,500 metres of drilling before a roughly three-month environmental permit applies.
Janine Goh of South Pacific Metals Corp. presents at Metals Investor Forum in Vancouver | Sep 2026
Key Highlights
brief- K92 appears only as the presenter's neighbour and never as a subject of its own data: she credits it with 'building and expanding the K-9-2 mine' and argues that sitting next door is 'a huge advantage' because those deposits give 'a very useful geological reference' for what South Pacific Metals is looking for across the boundary.
- She also describes her Anga project as 'adjacent to K92', hosting a target about 3 kilometers along strike of a K92 vein system, and says board member Alex Davidson 'knows the K92' geology firsthand. No K92 figures, results or outlook of its own are presented in this video.
Two Papua New Guinea copper-gold projects anchor the pitch: Osina, beside K92's K-9-2 mine, and Kiliteke's 4.2 Moz gold-equivalent inferred resource. Management's Megaby drilling: 300+ m of strike open in all directions, a 38.7 g/t peak assay, and high-grade zones still open down plunge. Kiliteke's first assay batch found a massive sulfide body extending over 200 m, with outcrop samples to 12% copper; 600 kg await assays. An unfiltered stage pitch: no analyst pushback, a mid-presentation 'Standard disclosure' line, and every figure is management's own claim. Funding is staged: roughly 70 million shares, 45% with insiders, and a BMO-led marketed financing of up to 15 million.
Michael Gentile: Gold Suppression, Bond Markets 'Revolting' & Why Juniors Will Outperform
Key Highlights
brief- The guest points to K92 Mining as a rare example of a junior that successfully transitioned from a micro-cap explorer into a multi-billion-dollar producer by bringing in the right operating team at the right time.
Michael Gentile commits roughly 90% of his net worth to junior miners, treating gold's pullback from $5,500 to $4,000 as a normal consolidation. Juniors at $30-100/oz in the ground sit far below Agnico's $500/oz Rupert Resources deal; outsized returns depend on selecting buildable assets. The guest argues only assets profitable at $2,000-2,500/oz earn major miner interest; projects needing $4,000+ gold rarely get built regardless of cycle. If central banks intervene to cap bond yields, the guest argues this would accelerate gold, since 5% rates already consume 40% of U.S. revenue. Adding to winners rather than trimming them after gains lets junior portfolios compound over time; positions are sized so a single mistake costs only 1-2%.
Lion One Metals ($LIO | $LOMLF): Tuvatu Gold Mine Production, High-Grade Drilling & Mill Expansion
Refinancing of Lion One's $25.8M NABARI tranche gives the company a 4-month runway to year-end to secure alternative funding. A 4.2m intercept at 715 g/t gold near existing workings ranks among the highest-grade holes tracked globally in 2026. Mill throughput expansion to 650 to 700 t/day by mid-2028 could push AISC (All-In Sustaining Cost) below $2,000/oz. Management sees roughly 35,000 oz/year as achievable by late 2028 at 5-plus g/t head grade and 700 t/day throughput. Fed rate expectations turning dovish alongside geopolitical de-escalation sets up a constructive year-end backdrop for gold.
Masterclass: Investing in Gold/Silver Mining Stocks (Part 3)
Key Highlights
brief- The host owns K92 but criticizes the company as too conservative, having stayed content with a single-asset, drill-focused model for years
- He concedes the drill-only strategy has worked out well for K92 but says he prefers more aggressive acquirers he calls 'sharks'
Don Durrett walks through his producer, developer, and explorer checklists for getting an edge in gold/silver mining stocks. Producers must score 7-9 on his 10-point rubric: long-life flagship mines, clean balance sheets, and at least a 5x bagger at his $7,000 gold. Developers must check all six boxes: NPV at 2x CapEx or better, 25%+ IRR at spot, and at least a 10x bagger to absorb dilution. Explorers shine in bear markets because they are inelastic; buy gold in the ground below 1% of spot and enter early in the Lassonde curve. Specific calls: Alamos Gold and Kenros screen as 6x baggers in the current correction, while Vizsla Silver's NPV runs at 5x its CapEx.
Michael Gentile Latest Macro Outlook, Specific Holdings, Featuring McFarlane Lake Mining Limited
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brief- Cited with Equinox Gold (and IAMGOLD) as a mid-tier gold producer trading well below 1x NAV at below-spot gold — the sponsorship gap Gentile is betting will close.
Fixing a junior's balance sheet can trigger a rerating faster than drilling: clearing debt and pulling in warrants revived a stalled gold developer. Gold developers can trade at a quarter of peers per ounce in the ground once a debt overhang lifts, leaving a wide value gap. Michael Gentile argues gold producers still trade below 1x NAV while copper peers re-rated, so generalist money has yet to arrive in gold. Consistent, low-cost drilling across several juniors keeps adding ounces every few weeks before the market pays attention to the results. The strongest junior positions keep making new highs; add when the story still strengthens instead of selling success by reflex.
Sitka Gold ($SIG | $SITKF): Advancing a 5+ Million-Ounce Gold Project in Yukon
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brief- Durrett holds up K92 as the model of a company with a long discovery runway, saying management flatly states it has 10 more years of targets and will keep drilling for another decade, the mindset he wants Sitka's board to adopt.
Don Durrett argues the gold and silver correction is cyclical, not the end of the bull market, and expects higher highs eventually. Sitka Gold's RC Gold project in the Yukon hosts over 5 million ounces across granite-hosted intrusion-related deposits being expanded by drilling. A 2.25-million-ounce inferred resource at the Rosgobel discovery also carries tungsten and silver byproducts, opening potential non-dilutive financing options. Sitka is fully funded with $40 million in the bank for its 60,000-metre drill program, releasing results every couple of weeks. Don Durrett frames Sitka as an optionality play, valued around $50 an ounce in the ground against a $1.2 billion takeover estimate.
Jason Kosec and Jonathan Awde of Hemlo Mining Corp. | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews
Key Highlights
brief- Kosec points back to what K92 did with an asset it acquired out of Barrick as an earlier example of the focused-operator story he is running at Hemlo.
A veteran management team bought Hemlo — Canada's preeminent historic gold mine — from Barrick, betting decades of underinvestment left value behind. The mill runs at 3,800 of 10,000 tons per day; a planned $130 million investment aims to lift output toward 200,000 ounces a year. Barrick ran Hemlo as a rounding error — about 5% of output — spending $2 million on exploration where the new owners plan $38 million. The sellers' technical report shows a 14-year mine life, about 140,000 annual ounces, and $1.1 billion NPV5 (value discounted at 5%) at $2,610 gold. A 130,000-metre drill program targets an updated technical report in mid-2027; management says it has over $40 million of its own money invested.
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