Project 70 statements
The deposit 38
Key takeaway. Management reports the deposit consists of deeply weathered oxides (saprolitic mud) extending about 60 meters deep, free-digging with a low strip ratio, and is amenable to heap leach processing.
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The company has defined a resource base of about 1.2 million ounces indicated, with an updated resource estimate modeling six gold deposits due by the end of 2026. Management notes significant exploration upside, citing 50 untested targets with gold in drill holes, trenches, and boulder fields averaging 3 oz a ton, and states that while six deposits are currently being modeled, there could easily be another six deposits.
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Jurisdiction 17
Key takeaway. Cabral Gold's management positions the company as a Brazil-based developer, with project locations described as the Tapajos region of northern Brazil (October 2025) and the Kuyukuyu district (April 2026).
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On permitting, the company reports an advanced licensing position: as of October 2025, it had upgraded trial mining licenses to 200,000 tons per year on its central tenement and 300,000 tons per year on its eastern tenement, with a key installation license renewed and vegetation suppression and fauna rescue licenses updated. Management stated in December 2025 that it was developing under trial mining licenses for 1,500 tons a day and expected a full mining license in January. By March and April 2026, the company reports that an LP (Licença Prévia) has been granted for the full mining license.
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Technical risk 15
Key takeaway. Management has described a project based on near-surface, free-digging saprolite and oxide material that requires no drilling, blasting, crushing or grinding, with a weathered cap up to 70 m thick (claims from Mar, Jun, Oct 2025 and Jul…
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2026). They assume a Phase 1 production rate of about 3,000 tons a day of oxide material on on-off pads where ore resides for 60 days before being moved to a waste pile (Jun 2025, Apr 2026). Key technical risks management cites include maintaining permeability in the wet circuit (Jul 2026), an aggressive schedule with weather as the main uncontrollable risk (Dec 2025), and retaining a skilled workforce in a jungle environment with seasonal weather in Brazil (Oct 2025).
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Economics 37 statements
Economics 24
Key takeaway. Management has described the project's economics across several months, with figures shifting as the price assumption used changes.
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The November 2025 PFS outlined a $37.7 million capex, a 78% IRR and 10-month payback at a $2,500/oz gold price, or a 151% IRR and 6-month payback at $3,500/oz, with an NPV of $74 million at the lower price. By October 2025, the company was citing a 74% IRR at $2,500/oz and an all-in sustaining cost of $1,210/oz for stage one. More recently, in mid-2026, management said AISC is about $1,200/oz, capex remains largely on budget relative to the original PFS scope, and they expect to make about $3,000 per ounce produced based on a gold price assumption of about $4,300/oz.
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Financing 13
Key takeaway. Cabral Gold management has described a shifting financing picture over several months.
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In October 2025 the company reported it needed $45 million and had secured a gold loan package with an affiliate of Phoenix Gold Fund (39-month term, no equity dilution), while outlining a two-phase development strategy where stage one cash flow would self-fund stage two and eliminate dilutive equity financing. By December 2025 the required capital was still cited as $45 million US, and a gold loan was said to have closed that month. The following March management again stated the gold loan had closed (in November), and in April 2026 the company reported it had borrowed the equivalent of $45 million US in gold from shareholders and announced a $20 million board deal financing directed to exploration drilling. By June 2026 the company said it was fully funded.
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Timeline 31 statements
Timeline 29
Key takeaway. Management has consistently targeted first production in the fourth quarter of 2026, with statements to that effect dating from October 2025 through July 2026.
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Construction has progressed from 54% complete in March 2026 to 60% in April and 70% as of end of April, the company reported in June. By July 2026, management said the dry circuit commissioning was underway, the ADR plant was expected on site by end of month, and mining and stacking ore as part of commissioning was scheduled for that same month.
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Catalysts 2
Key takeaway. Management reports that drill results are expected every week or two and that guidance on upsizing the phase one operation should come in the coming weeks and months, both as of July 2026.
Corporate 19 statements
Management 13
Key takeaway. Management emphasises both insider commitment and team expertise.
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The company reports that Alan Carter alone has invested almost $2 million Canadian of his own money, and that total insider investment stands at $2 million of own cash (Apr/Oct/Nov 2025 and Apr 2026). On the team side, management points to a construction team of about 350 people and a separate exploration team of members with 10–15 years' experience in the district (Jun/Oct 2025). Key hires include VP Project Development John C, Country Manager Rory McNite, Construction Manager Luis Salaro — who has built several gold and coal mines in Brazil — and Asenko as EPCM contractor (Oct/Dec 2025).
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Market 4
Key takeaway. Management highlights Cabral Gold's strategic position next to what it calls the third largest gold mine in Brazil, referring to the operation as both "Tokens and Zeno" (April 2026) and "Token Tanzinho" (October 2025).
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The company points to a potential acquirer in G Mining Ventures, the adjacent Seno mine operator, and notes that its Stage one operation is expected to produce 25,000 ounces per year at $1,210 per ounce AISC (October 2025).
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Outside views 2 mentions
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Sources 10 interviews
Every interview 10
| Date | Channel | Interview | Statements |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15 Jul 2026 | Crux Investor | Cabral Gold (TSXV:CBR) - 85% Built, Q4 Production & District Growth Ahead | 17 |
| 13 Jul 2026 | Crux Investor | The Brazil Premium: What Investor Need to Know about Brazil's Mining Boom | No claims identified |
| 18 Jun 2026 | Crux Investor | Cabral Gold (TSXV:CBR) - Phase One Heap Leach On Schedule, Q4 Production Targeted | 27 |
| 01 Apr 2026 | Crux Investor | Cabral Gold (TSXV:CBR) - 'Undervalued?' Investment Series, with Alan Carter | 17 |
| 16 Mar 2026 | Crux Investor | Cabral Gold (TSXV:CBR) - 87 g/t Gold over 9.5m & Mining Permit Granted | 15 |
| 11 Dec 2025 | Crux Investor | Cabral Gold (TSXV:CBR) - Advancing Towards Q4 2026 Production | 13 |
| 13 Nov 2025 | Crux Investor | Cabral Gold (TSXV:CBR) - Pitch Perfect, November 2025 | 17 |
| 27 Oct 2025 | Crux Investor | Cabral Gold (TSXV:CBR) - Meet The Team, with Alan Carter | 17 |
| 16 Oct 2025 | Crux Investor | Cabral Gold (TSXV:CBR) - Brazil's Next Gold Producer | 22 |
| 03 Oct 2025 | Crux Investor | Cabral Gold (TSXV:CBR) - Meet the Team, with Ruari McKnight | 12 |
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What is Cabral Gold's project and where is it?
Cabral Gold is a developer gold company, with a project stated to be in Brazil. Everything here is drawn from its executives' own interviews.
Which interviews mention Cabral Gold?
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What are investors saying about Cabral Gold?
2 independent voices — people who do not speak for the company — are on record discussing it (1 bullish, 1 neutral). Their reasoning is quoted in the outside-view section above.
What do recent interviews with Cabral Gold cover?
The most-discussed topics on record are the deposit, timeline, economics, jurisdiction — each claim quoted and dated in the sections above.