Project 21 statements
The deposit 9
Key takeaway. Management described the deposit in several ways over time.
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In July 2026, the company called it a gold, silver, copper porphyry with rare earth elements, reporting "quite a few millions of ounces in royalty on gold and silver." Earlier, in May 2026, they described the deposit as a heap leach gold project with an intercept of 30 m of 20 g gold and 200 g silver. In September 2025, the company referred to the deposit as a carbonate replacement deposit (CRD) with MTOs, flat zones, and chimneys, and also mentioned the Skookum project in Yukon as having "good with nice grade gold" and three high-grade gold projects in Ontario surrounding the Greenstone Gold mine. In January 2025, management noted they had added gold projects in Ontario—moving them into their own company to unlock value—and added rare earth elements in 2024.
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Jurisdiction 9
Key takeaway. Management says Riverside Resources is focused on Mexico, Canada, and the United States, with active projects in northwest Sonora, Mexico, as well as British Columbia, Nevada, and Arizona.
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As of May 2026, the company reports it is awaiting Mexican government approval for open pit mining. Earlier statements from January and July 2025 had already flagged Mexico and Canada as key jurisdictions, and by September 2025 management specifically mentioned Mexico and the Yukon.
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Technical risk 3
Key takeaway. Management of Riverside Resources discussed the technical risk on their carbonate replacement (CRD) project, noting that by July 2025 drill targets were refined and ready.
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A 1,500-meter inaugural program of six or seven core holes was planned for September 2025. The company stated that a key assumption for the project is that earlier intercepts and high-grade surface sampling will translate into something with scale and continuity.
Economics 22 statements
Financing 22
Key takeaway. Management has described a financing model that relies on partner funding and a modest cash burn, avoiding debt and equity raises.
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In January 2025, the company said it had about $5 million in the bank (or $4.9 million conservatively), burned roughly $1–2 million a year, and expected $300,000–500,000 annually from partners, including $500,000 from Fortuna Mining for 2025 — and therefore did not expect to go to market for capital that year, estimating it would not need to raise funds for two to five years. By May 2026, cash was still reported at $5 million Canadian, with about $1.5 million spent so far; the company also noted Quest Corp needs to spend $5 million to earn into the Union project and that its own market capitalization was Canadian $22 million. In July 2026 the company reported $5 million cash and said capital was needed via a Blue J Gold spin-out raising $15 million at 80 cents, with no debt.
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Timeline 20 statements
Timeline 15
Key takeaway. Management has offered several timelines for the Blue J Gold spin-out, stating in September 2025 that it would list early the following year on the TSX Venture Exchange, then reporting in May 2026 that listing would occur in the next three…
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to five weeks, and later in July 2026 noting it was already spun out and trading. The company also targeted the Ravina Resources spin-out for the second half of 2027, and indicated that assay results from the ongoing phase two diamond drilling program are expected in the second half of 2026.
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Catalysts 5
Key takeaway. Management has outlined a series of upcoming catalysts across multiple projects and jurisdictions.
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In the near term, drilling results from summer work in British Columbia and fall results from staked claims are expected, along with geophysics exploration results from the Cecilia project and drilling at the Union Project with Quest Corp (Jul 2025). The company also anticipates drill results from Quest Corp in Mexico, rare earth element results from Canada and British Columbia, gold project results in Mexico, and another planned spin-out (May 2026), followed by a key decision point regarding the Fresno royalty at Tajitos in November (Jul 2026).
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Corporate 15 statements
Management 6
Key takeaway. Management of Riverside Resources emphasises a long track record in the prospect generator and royalty business.
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The company reports 20 years of operation with over 90 projects and seven strategic alliances with majors (Jul 2026), and notes that founder John Mark Staude has 40 years of mineral exploration experience, including work with the US Geological Survey in Mexico, Magma Copper, BHP, Rio Tinto, and Tech (Jul 2025). The team includes a PhD in geology with experience at BHP, Intec Resources, and Rio Tinto (Jul 2026). On insider ownership, management says John Mark Staude controls a large percent overall (May 2026), and separately stated that insider ownership is about 8 to 10% (Jul 2025).
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Market 2
Key takeaway. Management points to Riverside's position on the cost curve, noting over half a million ounces a year of open pit gold in Sonora, Mexico.
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The company also highlights a prior exit where Captain Silver went from 20 cents to over $2, a 10x return, as context for the market opportunity.
Outside views 1 mention
1 mention by people who do not speak for the company. These are their views, not the company's.
Sources 8 interviews
Every interview 8
| Date | Channel | Interview | Statements |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14 Jul 2026 | Resource Talks | Building Royalties Through Spin-Outs, But Can it Move the Stock? | Riverside Resources CEO Interview | 9 |
| 10 Jul 2026 | In it to Win it | Riverside Resources: The Mining Stock Creating Hidden Value | 10 |
| 25 May 2026 | The Deep Dive | Why This Gold Company Keeps Spinning Out Assets | John Mark Staude - Riverside Resources | 10 |
| 11 May 2026 | Rule Investment Media | John-Mark Staude, CEO of Riverside Resources Inc | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews | 7 |
| 18 Sep 2025 | The Deep Dive | Chaos Pushes Gold Higher, But Can Governments Hold It Down? | John-Mark Staude - Riverside Resources | 11 |
| 22 Jul 2025 | In it to Win it | Riverside Resources: $11M Market Cap, $4M Cash, 0 Debt = Hidden Gem? | 8 |
| 16 Jul 2025 | The Deep Dive | Gold Demand Is Real This Time | John-Mark Staude - Riverside Resources | 6 |
| 16 Jan 2025 | Resource Talks | ROYALTIES: Busy Year Planned for Canada & Mexico | Riverside Resources CEO Interview | 17 |
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What is Riverside Resources's project and where is it?
Riverside Resources is a resource gold company, with a project stated to be in Sonora, Mexico. Everything here is drawn from its executives' own interviews.
Which interviews mention Riverside Resources?
We track 8 interviews mentioning Riverside Resources, across 4 channels (In it to Win it, Resource Talks, Rule Investment Media, The Deep Dive).
What are investors saying about Riverside Resources?
1 independent voice — people who do not speak for the company — are on record discussing it (1 neutral). Their reasoning is quoted in the outside-view section above.
What do recent interviews with Riverside Resources cover?
The most-discussed topics on record are financing, timeline, the deposit, jurisdiction — each claim quoted and dated in the sections above.