This was a good week for our Resource Vault companies.
Revival Gold is moving closer to the PFS that will put a more rigorous value on Mercur, while White Gold shareholders have approved a spinout that could give them exposure to a second public company without changing their WGO position.
One is about advancing a gold project toward a more defined development case. The other is about separating assets so the market can value them more clearly. Both are worth your attention.
Let’s dive in!
Revival Gold’s latest update is technical, but the investor takeaway is simple. Mercur’s interim column-leach work is generating the data needed to turn a promising PEA into a more rigorous PFS, targeted for the end of Q1 2027.
The Company reported 81% average gold extraction across nine oxide-material columns. These results are preliminary and still require final tail assays, but they support the view that Mercur’s oxide material is amenable to conventional crushed-ore heap leaching. That matters because recovery assumptions have a direct impact on recoverable ounces, revenue, operating costs, and ultimately project value.
The existing Mercur PEA outlined an after-tax NPV of $752 million at US$3,000 gold. At the time of the update, Revival Gold’s market capitalization was roughly $200 million. And remember, gold is trading at $4,400 per ounce... as natural resource legend Rick Rule has stated, either shares go MUCH higher as these projects are de-risked or the company gets “bought out.”
→ Read Our Initiation Report: “The $2 Billion Gold Company You Can Buy for $200 Million”
White Gold shareholders have approved the proposed W2 Critical Minerals spinout. Subject to the remaining court and regulatory approvals, shareholders who hold WGO through the effective date are expected to receive one W2 share for every five WGO shares they own, while keeping their existing White Gold shares.
This is a meaningful development for shareholders. White Gold gets to remain focused on advancing its gold project, which has a PEA showing an after-tax NPV of approximately $1.4 billion USD, while W2 becomes a dedicated vehicle for the Company’s Yukon copper, molybdenum, tungsten, and other critical-mineral assets. White Gold is also expected to retain an approximate 19.9% interest in W2 following completion and financing.
The spinout is not yet complete, and W2’s future listing remains subject to approval. But the shareholder vote is a major step forward. If completed, shareholders will hold the same White Gold position plus a direct interest in a separate critical-minerals company. That is a lot of optionality packed into one approval.
→ Read Our Initiation Report: Is This The Next Major Gold District?
These are the kinds of developments that can change how the market looks at a company. Revival Gold is advancing Mercur toward the PFS that could define its next valuation range. White Gold is separating its gold and critical-mineral opportunities so investors can assess each on its own merits. Both stories are gaining momentum.
Best Regards,
Macro King
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