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There's 3.6 million oz sitting there that needs to be converted
we're going to start off at about 205,000 oz a year for the first 5 years just based on the reserves
we have another 1.6 million ounces of measured indicated, another 1.8 million ounces of inferred
Canadian Malartic was about 4 and 1/2 km long. Uh Prosser Pine's actually 6 km long. Uh and uh you know we're about 800 m wide at uh at Canadian Malartic this thing's over 1,000 m wide
The feasibility was based on 2 million oz of reserves with another 1.6 million oz of measured indicated another 1.8 million oz of inferred.
It's over 50 miles of strike length of known mineralization. We've only really explored about 5 miles of it
The exploration upside that we haven't touched yet is that the total strike length here is about 50 miles or 83 km. So, we've only drilled off in detail 4.4 km, about 3 miles of that.
We've drilled the deposit down to about 1,000 meters. So, we're averaging about uh 1 and a half million ounces for every 100 meters we've gone down
It's based on the 2 million ounces of reserves that we had in the feasibility
The feasibility was based on 2 million oz of reserves with another 1.6 million oz of measured indicated another 1.8 million oz of inferred.
we have 2 million ounces of reserves, 1.61 million ounces of measure indicated, and another 1.81 million ounces of inferred.
historically, this thing's been mined since 1858, but nobody ever figured out the underground in the hard rock. It was all alluvial mining
This will be a 4,900 ton a day underground mine to start. Uh we're about 2.2 km underground.
Cariboo gold deposit is 4.4 km long in its current format and about 500 m wide. And the next to the new one we're working on is is 4 mi long. So, about 50% longer. Uh by twice as wide
fully financed for the Caribou Gold Mine build right now. Which had a capex of $653 million US dollars
we've raised $885 million US in equity and in project finance. So, you know, in terms of uh fully financed, fully permitted, and drilling to beat the band. So, there's a lot going on uh in the company on the Cariboo Gold Project. we have $350 million that remains to be given to to be drawn at the final investment decision, the FID
with the underground development, we have a cap capex item of about 881 million Canadian or about 5 650 million US.
Our capex on this project was $650 million US or 881 Canadian and we've now raised uh 670 million US.
we're making uh about 400 and 430 million dollars Canadian a year at current spot prices, uh which is about 350 320 million US a year free cash flow
all-in sustaining costs are about 1157 US
drill costs right now are running about $200 US a meter.
We have 22 megawatts of power from the substation in Quinnel at 6.6 cents Canadian, about 5 cents US a kilowatt.
the current prices, our MPV on just the just the reserve ounces um is closer to 2 and a half billion.
Uh, we did our updated feasibility study in April 2025 with $2,400 gold. Uh, we had an NPV of just under a billion dollars at 2400.
we did our feasibility, you know, in May 2025 at $2,400 gold. We're now sitting 4,100 4,200
Uh, we did our updated feasibility study in April 2025 with $2,400 gold.
Um you know this is a very profitable mine and it would make roughly $2 million a day if it was in production right now.
And it's about 1.6 6 years to pay it back. So 19 months pay back on a $650 million project.
we're also very active on a $100 million drill program
uh it's quite quite an extraordinary uh piece of geology that's essentially a repeat of what we're actually on now. We spent about $700 million on the Cariboo gold project to drill it out and get it where it is today
we have $350 million that remains to be given to to be drawn at the final investment decision, the FID, uh coming up this summer.
with the underground development, we have a cap capex item of about 881 million Canadian or about 5 650 million US.
Our capex on this project was $650 million US or 881 Canadian
we got a gold price that works and we are fully cashed up
We raised almost a billion dollars Canadian last year. Um so we're, you know, last announced we were sitting north of $480 million of cash on the balance sheet.
and we've now raised uh 670 million US. Uh so we're we're fully financed on the budget more than 670. That's we just raised another 75 million Canadian.
So project financing is underway. We've been working on it. One of the key elements was this updated feasibility study that we put out end of April.
last published cash balance was uh, just under 600 million Canadian and subsequent to that, we raised uh, about 400 million uh, Canadian in a convert 300 million US dollar deal, which went off about 3 weeks ago
We're about $200 million over and above the CapEx number that we required uh in our feasibility study.
last announced we were sitting north of $480 million of cash on the balance sheet.
We just raised about 1. 1 billion US dollars in the last 12 months
We raised $435 million US dollars in equity. And another $600 million in in convertible and in debt financing
we started construction in 2009. Uh, and we poured first gold in 2011
So, we're in pre-construction now. Uh we've spent about $100 million on that project. we have $350 million that remains to be drawn at the final investment decision, the FID, uh coming up this summer.
We got our first permit in November of 2024.
we've got a 70,000 meter drill program outside of the known ounces on the go now.
We've got a final investment decision coming up at the end of the year to unlock some of the APN financing.
We're underground. We're roughly 2,000 mters of underground development into the project right now.
We'll start to see some some soft test production coming out in '27. But the real game will start, you know, in in end of '28, 28 first half of '29
You got the the mine build itself, which is a 200,000 oz a year mine starting in 2028.
the first phase of this company is to build a 5,000 ton a day mine, which will allow us to produce around 220,000 ounces a year to start.
Um, so that's my goal is to push this project as hard and fast into revenue as we can. Um, we're 30 months from 29 months from revenue right now.
we received our final permits for the construction of a of a 200,000 oz a year mine uh in in November of 2024.
We were fully permitted as of November 2024.
We started underground about a year and a half ago. So, we're about uh over 2 kilometers of underground development into it.
Uh we finished our feasibility study there, uh updated it in the spring of 2025.
It's one of the bigger proper- properties you'll see in the mining space. Um, over 1,550 square kilometers or just under 400,000 acres
I believe that we have an entire mining camp here uh with our Cariboo Gold project located in central British Columbia.
Oiscoco Development's primary asset is the Caribou Gold project. It's located in the province of British Columbia.
who is moving towards production at the Caribou Gold Project in BC.
Fully permitted in British Columbia, Canada.
Cariboo Gold project located in central British Columbia
Oiscoco Development's primary asset is the Caribou Gold project. It's located in the province of British Columbia.
This fully permitted, fully financed in Canada.
Fully permitted in British Columbia, Canada.
we got our permits for our mine back in 2024
fully financed, fully permitted, and drilling to beat the band and we're on uh site C BC Hydroelectric, which is a 6.6 cents Canadian or about 5 cents a kilowatt hour.
We're fully permitted. Um the first phase of this company is to build a 5,000 ton a day mine, which will allow us to produce around 220,000 ounces a year to start.
Fully permitted in British Columbia, Canada. And a lot of our costs are in Canadian dollars
our First Nations communities have been extraordinarily supportive on Taco Donnie and Williams Lake and uh we're working uh hand in hand with our other groups.
We're building a 4,900 ton a day underground mine. Which is, we think, is expandable to more than that
You know there's 3.6 million oz sitting there that needs to be converted. We're currently the resource stops at 350. So we'd be going five times the depth
we're probably seeing a 10 to 15% across the board inflation in terms of mining cost. Uh might go up to 20
This will be a 4,900 ton a day underground mine to start. Uh we believe it scales much bigger than that.
The the actual mine plan can support about 7,500 tons a day of mining. We're permitted for 5,000.
The communition circuit that we own is sitting on site right now. Uh can handle about 11,000 tons a day direct drive. We're building a mill for 5,000 to start.
We get about 40% of our recovery from gravity gold which is fairly unusual and the rest from flotation.
better than we expected or order results by confirming our feasibility study on the order.
we produce a gravity concentrate and a flotation concentrate. So we don't have any cyanidation on site.
we're on uh site C BC Hydroelectric, which is a 6.6 cents Canadian or about 5 cents a kilowatt hour.
there's only two mines that are permitted in Canada for construction right now. Us, uh, and Seabbridge, but they have a $6.5 billion uh, capex. We're only tracing a 650 million or 881 million Canadian.
we got drill results coming out on that Prosser Pine project here in the next uh next weeks
we got drill results coming out at the the depth extension uh which could you know go 5x what we have from 0 to 0 to 1,000 ft. We're now drilling down to 5,000 ft
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