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GoGold Resources Inc. (TSX: GGD | OTCQX: GLGDF) | President & CEO Brad Langille $GGD $GLGDF #silver

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Business

Company profile & strategy

GoGold Resources is a Mexico-focused precious metals producer/developer with:

  • Operating mine (Parral Tailings Project, Chihuahua State): converting ~300-year-old tailings into a modern processing + environmental cleanup operation.
  • Flagship build (Los Ricos South, Jalisco State): fully permitted and ready to build; part of a broader Los Ricos district pipeline (South + North).

Strategic thesis: finance development with operating cash flow while executing an advanced, long-lived silver development pipeline to drive long-term growth.

Capital discipline & shareholder value orientation:

  • Debt-free positioning
  • Large liquidity buffer

Operational execution: Parral Tailings (what they do + why it matters)

Tailings cleanup + processing

  • Remove tailings from the city of Parral (~130,000 people)
  • Process using agglomerated heat leach technology to recover:
    • Silver
    • Gold
    • Copper + zinc (recovered alongside precious metals)

Technology provenance

  • Based on technology developed by Goldcorp
  • Adapted to operate on tailings material

Permitting leverage

  • Environmental cleanup outcomes at Parral helped build trust/support with Mexico’s environmental authority, improving chances for permits as they pursue the broader development path.

Major growth project: Los Ricos South (Los Ricos district)

Permitting & engineering status

  • Final feasibility completed
  • ~75% of detailed engineering complete while awaiting permit
  • Permit received recently, enabling construction kickoff

Project build plan & scale

  • ~2,000 ton/day underground mine with a mill
  • Product handling:
    • Refined output into a gold-silver combined doré bar
    • Doré sold to refiners at ~99.5% of spot price

Capex, liquidity, and financing posture

  • Total projected capex: ~$230 million
  • Cash on hand: reported $262 million (end of last quarter) and approximately $285 million currently (speaker estimate)
  • No debt
  • Framing: “well financed” to fund capex without leverage risk

Economic performance & targets / KPIs mentioned

Operating cash flow (current)

  • Parral producing ~2.0 million ounces silver equivalent/year for 12 years

Los Ricos South production contribution (development-stage target)

  • Los Ricos South expected to add ~7.4 million ounces/year
  • Company total expected after ramps: ~9 million ounces/year (South + current)
  • If including Los Ricos North later: projected ~15–17 million ounces total

Cost competitiveness

  • Los Ricos district projected AISC: ~$12 per silver equivalent ounce
  • Claim: would position GoGold as “top quartile” in silver

Free cash flow targets (development-stage)

  • Up to ~$100 million/year free cash flow from Los Ricos South (reduced to ~$60m given lower metal prices)
  • First 18 months of commercial production: > $400 million free cash flow mentioned
  • Payback framing:
    • $230m capex → “great payback in a very short period”

Discounted valuation metrics (project NPV / NAV comparisons)

Base-case study assumptions (older metal prices):

  • $2680 silver / $2330 gold
  • Los Ricos South: ~$255m after-tax NPV (5% discount) mentioned

Sensitivity case:

  • $40 silver / $3500 gold
  • Los Ricos South: ~$828m after-tax NPV (5% discount)
  • Los Ricos North: ~$1.1b after-tax NPV (5% discount) (under same $40/$3500 case)

Company valuation multiple / “room to re-rate” (market execution KPI)

  • Current trading multiple discussed:
    • Operating phase valued around ~0.4x NAV
  • Target multiple improvement (if execution milestones are achieved):
    • Normalize toward ~1.0–1.2x NAV
  • Takeover context cited:
    • Sector takeovers around 1.7–2.0x NAV
  • Execution link:
    • “Over the next two years” could shift valuation from ~0.4 toward ~1.2 (speaker claims “3-fold or more”)

Timeline & execution playbook (how they plan to deliver)

Build schedule (Los Ricos South)

  • First pour / ramp: allow ~6 months ramp-up to full commercial production after construction begins
  • Construction duration: ~2 years to build

Parallel pipeline management (Los Ricos North)

  • While building Los Ricos South, run a parallel execution stream for Los Ricos North:
    • Complete final engineering
    • Perform infill drilling
    • Submit a permit application
  • Target transition:
    • Move the build team to Los Ricos North in ~2 years if outcomes align

Risk management framework (practical “how they mitigate risks”)

Stated risk mitigation approach

  • Technical execution discipline
    • Use an experienced technical team
  • Proven operators/contractors
    • Award underground work to a large, experienced contractor
  • Capital strength
    • Strong balance sheet + liquidity + no debt to reduce financing risk
  • Engineering completeness before build
    • Project described as among the “most engineered” in their experience

Inflation/cost control process (capex risk handling)

  • Study completed ~2 years ago; inflation assumptions:
    • Industry projected inflation: ~8–10% per year
  • With ~75% detailed engineering complete, budget is described as “pretty close” to plan
  • Expected capex range after escalation:
    • Study $230m, inflated expectation ~$250m–$275m
  • Decision lens:
    • Evaluate on NPV pre-production, then free cash flow and financial multiples in production

Procurement & labor operations

Underground labor availability (Mexico, despite a hot gold market)

  • Labor market described as competitive

Contractor strategy

  • Use Comeddi, described as Mexico’s largest underground contractor
  • Procurement approach:
    • Competitive bids
    • Underground scope “down to nuts and bolts,” including detailed costing to manage cost/schedule risk
  • Market context:
    • Speaker claims Mexico has seen fewer new mines over the prior ~3 years, affecting labor availability and contractor positioning

Concrete examples / company history as proof of execution capability

Personal and company precedent (Mexico-focused, acquisitions + development + exits)

  • Started operating in Mexico in 1999 (Gammon Gold); project reached $2.2B market cap (speaker claim)
  • Mex Gold
    • Acquired an old mine for $20M
    • Doubled production
    • Sold 3 years later for $375M (speaker claim)
  • Nayarit Gold
    • Discovery sold to Capital Gold for $80M (speaker claim)
  • GoGold / Gold Resource
    • Acquired Los Ricos in 2019 for ~ $7.5M after cleaning up balance sheet (used capital; debt eliminated per speaker)
    • Drilling: ~250,000 meters
    • Resource growth from 0 oz to 285 million silver equivalent ounces (speaker claim)
    • Completed multiple studies, culminating in final feasibility and detailed engineering for Los Ricos South

Environmental permitting as execution advantage

  • Parral tailings environmental cleanup is credited with helping secure permits for subsequent development.

Marketing/positioning narrative (how they frame competitiveness)

Market segment positioning

  • “Medium to large mid-tier” after Los Ricos South
  • Potentially “large mid-tier” and “top quartile” on AISC

Core differentiation

  • Debt-free + cash-rich balance sheet
  • Advanced permitted project pipeline
  • Combination of:
    • Environmental cleanup legacy operations
    • High-margin underground development

If “investing/markets” is discussed (high-level only)

  • Focus is on valuation rerating from execution
    • Current valuation described as ~0.4–0.45x NAV
    • Potential rerate target toward ~1.0–1.2x with construction/milestones and production ramp
  • Takeover context used to argue upside bounds:
    • Sector takeovers referenced at ~1.7–2.0x NAV
  • Commodity price impact acknowledged, framed as less controllable than execution and balance sheet strength

Presenters / Sources

  • Brad Langille — President & CEO, GoGold Resources Inc. (TSX: GGD; OTCQX: GLGDF)
  • Ellis Martin — Host/interviewer (Ellis Martin Report / MoneyTalk Radio)

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