Project 19 statements
The deposit 11
Key takeaway. Management reports that the Martiniere deposit contains about 750,000 ounces (roughly half indicated, half inferred) and the Fenelon deposit holds about 3.5 million ounces (also about half indicated, half inferred), as of May 2026.
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The company describes Martiniere as an underground mine with a 15-year mine life, and notes a prospective mineralized area with a 2 km strike, 800 m width, and 800 m depth that remains open to expansion. On the Fenelon side, management has evaluated cutoff grades at 1.5 g, 2 g, and 2.5 g, with higher-grade material expected in the first five years, and envisions an underground bulk-mining scenario at roughly 3,000 tons per day.
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Jurisdiction 3
Key takeaway. Wallbridge Mining's management describes its project as located in Canada (Quebec), specifically in the Northern Abitibi region.
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The company reports that it holds 800 square kilometers and 600 square kilometers of property in the area, claims made as of May 2026.
Technical risk 5
Key takeaway. Management has identified several technical assumptions and risks for the project.
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A key assumption is that the deposit lacks clay in the soil, supporting the dry stack tailings approach, though the company notes clay in tailings soil is a potential problem for that method (Dec 2025). These dry stack tailings and paste backfill assumptions are being tested through metallurgical work (May 2026). Additional stated risks include the need for infill drilling before the pre-feasibility stage and ongoing mill size optimization (May 2026). Separately, the company's geological assumption at Martineier describes discrete shear zones with higher-grade structures similar to Fenolon, citing high-grade intervals of 29-30 grams over 2 meters and 115 gram sub-intervals within lower-grade 1-5 gram envelopes (Dec 2025).
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Economics 10 statements
Economics 7
Key takeaway. Management reports a $1.4 billion NPV and 34% IRR at a $3,000 gold price, with a 2.4-year payback, based on a May 2026 study.
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Average production is pegged at 107,000 oz per year, rising to 127,000 oz in the first five years, with a 3,000-ton-per-day mill size optimization completed. Separately, in December 2025, the company estimated it would need $50 to $60 million in capex to complete a prefeasibility study.
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Financing 3
Key takeaway. Management says the company recently raised $50 million, including $15 million from equity financing (December 2025).
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They estimate they need about $50 to $60 million to complete a prefeasibility study on Fenelon, a figure repeated in both December 2025 and May 2026 statements.
Timeline 6 statements
Timeline 6
Key takeaway. Management has outlined a multi-year timeline for advancing Fenelon.
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In May 2026, the company said a pre-feasibility study is planned, followed by a feasibility study and then two years to build, with a goal to finance and take the project to the next step sometime next year. However, earlier in December 2025, management stated the pre-feasibility study was expected in approximately five to six years, creating a conflict between the two statements. For the near term, management noted in December 2025 a two-phase drilling program is planned for the coming year, including larger-diameter core for bench-scale metallurgical testing, and is completing a structural model of the 2-kilometer-long Bug Lake deformation corridor with 14 recognized fault structures. In May 2026, Martiniere was described as a short-term catalyst with upcoming drill result news flow.
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Corporate 5 statements
Management 4
Key takeaway. Wallbridge Mining's management emphasizes the depth and breadth of its team's experience.
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The company notes that CEO Brian Penny served as CFO of Kinross (1993–2004), where he helped finance and bring the Mosquito Mine into production, and later spent 10 years as CFO of New Gold. Management also highlights that the VP exploration spent 10 years at New Gold and was involved in the acquisition of the Blackwater project, and that the broader team brings "more than 40 years in exploration, development and mining operations" with contributions to several discoveries that reached commercial production. Additionally, a senior geologist hired about a year ago has experience on Cot Lake, and an independent resource estimator consultant serves as the QP on current mineral resource estimates.
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Outside views 1 mention
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Sources 3 interviews
Every interview 3
| Date | Channel | Interview | Statements |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13 May 2026 | Crux Investor | Wallbridge Mining (TSX:WM) - $1.4B NPV Gold Project Advances Toward Pre-Feasibility in Quebec | 21 |
| 03 Dec 2025 | Crux Investor | Wallbridge Mining (TSX:WM) Advances Dual Gold Strategy in Quebec's Abitibi Belt | 8 |
| 03 Dec 2025 | Crux Investor | Wallbridge Mining (TSX:WM)- Gold Explorer Targets 2M Resource Size in 2027 With Fresh Funding | 11 |
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What is Wallbridge Mining's project and where is it?
Wallbridge Mining is a explorer gold company, with a project stated to be in Quebec, Canada. Everything here is drawn from its executives' own interviews.
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What are investors saying about Wallbridge Mining?
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What do recent interviews with Wallbridge Mining cover?
The most-discussed topics on record are the deposit, economics, timeline, technical risk — each claim quoted and dated in the sections above.