Fortune Bay: De-Risked, Undervalued, and Advancing
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In 2025 Fortune Bay released an updated preliminary economic assessment for its Goldfields Gold Project in northern Saskatchewan that showed a C$301M initial capex, delivering a C$610M after-tax NPV and 44% IRR at US$2,600/oz gold. Today, gold prices are nearly double that, and for every US$100/oz change in the gold price, Fortune Bay says it adds $61M in after-tax NPV. CEO Dale Verran talked to Mining Stock Daily about the company's progress on advancing its pre-feasibility work. The interview covered the key work programs underway including geotechnical, waste rock, and metallurgical studies, a potential concentrate production scenario that could meaningfully reduce capex, and recent exploration results at the Box deposit and Golden Pond target that suggest the resource base has room to grow.
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