Project 49 statements
The deposit 26
Key takeaway. Management describes the Cariboo gold deposit as an orogenic, sediment-hosted system in a sandstone environment with vein corridors that has been historically mined since 1858 via alluvial mining but is now focused on underground hard rock…
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mining (Jul 2026, Feb 2026). The company reports that as of July 2026 the deposit is 4.4 km long and 500 m wide, with the Proserpine target extending 4 miles long and twice as wide. While management states the deposit contains 2 million ounces of reserves (stated in Jul 2026, May 2026, Feb 2026, and Oct 2025), the resource figures are consistent across recent updates: approximately 1.6 million ounces measured and indicated and 1.8 million ounces inferred (Jul 2026, May 2026, Feb 2026). The company notes the total strike length of known mineralization exceeds 50 miles, but only about 5 miles have been explored in detail, highlighting significant exploration upside (Jul 2026).
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Jurisdiction 14
Key takeaway. Osisko Development's management highlights that its Cariboo Gold Mine project is located in Canada, in the province of British Columbia.
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The company reports that the project is fully permitted, with the first permit received in November 2024 and a bulk tonnage permit obtained; management adds that the project is fully within Site C BC Hydroelectric. Management also states that the Taco Donnie and Williams Lake First Nations communities are "extraordinarily supportive" and that the company works with them "hand in hand."
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Technical risk 9
Key takeaway. Osisko's Cariboo project faces several technical assumptions, management explains.
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The mine plan assumes an underground operation starting at 4,900 tons per day that could scale "much bigger," and the company believes the resource can support about 7,500 tons per day though it is currently permitted for 5,000. Metallurgy relies on gravity and flotation concentrates without on-site cyanidation, with about 40% recovery from gravity gold and the balance from flotation. Management also assumes resource drilling from 350 m depth down to a potential 1,500 m, and noted 10–15% inflation in mining costs that "might go up to 20%."
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Economics 34 statements
Economics 20
Key takeaway. Osisko Development management has discussed project economics on several occasions, with figures varying by date and gold price assumptions.
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The feasibility study completed in May 2025 used a $2,400 gold price and showed a 22% IRR; by July 2025 management said the project would produce about $450 million of free cash flow a year at then-current gold prices, with an IRR of about 38%, an NPV of about 2 billion, and a payback of about 1.66 years or 19 months. In October 2025, management put NPV at just under a billion dollars at $2,400 gold and closer to 2.5 billion at then-current prices. By July 2026, with spot gold around $4,100-$4,200, management estimated all-in sustaining costs of about $1,157 US and annual free cash flow of about 400 to 430 million Canadian dollars (about 350 to 320 million US) at current spot prices. Capex figures have also shifted: the July 2025 feasibility cited about $650 million US, reappearing in October 2025 and July 2026, while in May 2026 management reported approximately $885 million US raised in equity and project finance since the feasibility, with $350 million remaining to be drawn at FID.
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Financing 14
Key takeaway. Osisko Development management reports it is "fully cashed up" as of July 2026, having raised about 1.1 billion US dollars in the prior 12 months through equity, convertible, and debt financing.
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The company's cash position sits at just under 600 million Canadian dollars plus 300 million US dollars from a recent convertible deal, and management notes that amount is about $200 million above the CapEx requirement in the feasibility study. For near-term spending, management plans a $100 million drill program and aims to put 10 to 15 drills on Proserpine by year-end.
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Timeline 19 statements
Timeline 17
Key takeaway. Management has provided shifting timelines for its Cariboo project.
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As of July 2025, the company said the first gold pour would come in the fall of 2027, with the mill roughly three-quarters built by end of 2026 and 30 km of underground development scheduled. By October 2025, the CEO revised that to 29 months from then—targeting first production by 2027 with a full year in 2028—and noted a final investment decision coming at year-end. In February 2026, management said first production of 220,000 ounces a year would start in 2028, and by May 2026 they reiterated a 2028 start while adding that the FID was coming up "this summer." In the most recent remarks (July 2026), they gave a more detailed timeline: soft test production in 2027, commercial production at the end of 2028 or the first half of 2029.
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Catalysts 2
Key takeaway. Management of Osisko Development says two near-term catalysts are on the way.
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In July 2026, the company expects to report depth extension drilling results from holes that reached down to 5,000 ft. Separately, drill results from the Prosser Pine project are due in the next few weeks (July 2026).
Corporate 4 statements
Market 2
Key takeaway. Management highlights Osisko Development’s cost advantage on two fronts.
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The company says it has a power cost of about 6.6 cents Canadian per kilowatt hour (roughly 5 cents US), which it believes positions it favourably on the cost curve. It also notes that Osisko is one of only two mines permitted for construction in Canada, and contrasts its roughly US$650 million capital expenditure with Seabridge’s roughly US$6.5 billion.
Outside views 20 mentions
20 mentions by people who do not speak for the company — 15 constructive, 1 cautious, 3 neutral. These are their views, not the company's.
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Sources 5 interviews
Every interview 5
| Date | Channel | Interview | Statements |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 Jul 2026 | The Deep Dive | Everyone's Suddenly Rushing Into Gold Again | Sean Roosen - Osisko Development Corp | 27 |
| 21 May 2026 | Rule Investment Media | Sean Roosen, CEO of Osisko Development Corp. | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews | 17 |
| 05 Feb 2026 | Jimmy Connor | Osisko Development Update | Sean Roosen and Jimmy Connor | 21 |
| 27 Oct 2025 | The Deep Dive | We Don’t Need $5,000 Gold Yet | Sean Roosen - Osisko Development | 18 |
| 14 Jul 2025 | The Deep Dive | They Laughed at $3,000 Gold, Now We’re Headed for $4,000! | Sean Roosen - Osisko Development Corp. | 23 |
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What is Osisko Development's project and where is it?
Osisko Development is a developer gold company, with a project stated to be in British Columbia, Canada. Everything here is drawn from its executives' own interviews.
Which interviews mention Osisko Development?
We track 5 interviews mentioning Osisko Development, across 3 channels (Jimmy Connor, Rule Investment Media, The Deep Dive).
What are investors saying about Osisko Development?
20 independent voices — people who do not speak for the company — are on record discussing it (15 bullish, 3 neutral, 1 cautious). Their reasoning is quoted in the outside-view section above.
What do recent interviews with Osisko Development cover?
The most-discussed topics on record are the deposit, economics, timeline, financing — each claim quoted and dated in the sections above.