Emerging Canadian junior
Goldshore Resources ticks all the boxes to be a highly successful gold exploration and development company, says Brett Richards, Goldshore’s president and CEO.
Goldshore has assembled a “star-studded” management team, board of directors, and group of advisors, he says, who have extensive mining industry experience and strong track records of value creation, major discoveries, and project development and execution. “We also have a large-scale, potentially world-class project, which we’ll be advancing in a gold market that will remain buoyant for some time come, and have strong financial backing and cash position.”
In January, Goldshore announced the reverse takeover of Sierra Madre Developments. The combined company plans to change its name to Goldshore Resources and trade on the TSX Venture Exchange under the ticker GSHR.
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Global Mining Symposium: Garofalo on Gold Royalty’s role in reversing the reserve decline
David Garofalo (left) and Northern Miner publisher Anthony Vaccaro at the Canadian Mining Symposium in London, United Kingdom in 2017. Photo by Martina Lang.
The precious metals-focused royalty and streaming business model continues to unlock value through win-win deals for exploration and development,
Gold Royalty (NYSE-AM: GROY) CEO David Garofalo told The Northern Miner’s recent Global Mining Symposium.
The prominent mining executive has made the transition to the royalty and streaming business. Garofalo is perhaps best remembered for his role as CEO of
Goldcorp before its US$10 billion merger with what is the largest gold producer today,