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Metals One expands Gold and Uranium strategy across North America
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Metals One CEO Daniel Maling joined Steve Darling from Proactive at the company’s OTC studio in New York City to discuss Metals One’s strategy of building a diversified portfolio centered on gold, uranium, and AI-critical metals assets, while expanding its presence within the U.S. investment market.
Maling outlined the company’s business model as a project identifier, financier, and developer focused on assembling high-potential assets across multiple commodity sectors. He explained that the company’s recent OTC Markets listing represents an important step in broadening visibility and attracting a larger North American investor audience.
During the discussion, Maling highlighted Metals One’s involvement with Lions Bay Resources and its acquisition of a South African gold asset containing an estimated two million ounces of gold. The project is currently progressing through regulatory approvals, with management targeting advancement toward potential production later this year.
Maling emphasized the company’s current strategic focus on gold and uranium, identifying both sectors as key long-term investment themes supported by strong market fundamentals. He noted that Metals One is actively concentrating capital and resources around these commodity opportunities as demand dynamics continue to evolve.
The interview also focused on the company’s uranium exposure through NovaCore Uranium and its Red Basin project in New Mexico. Maling said drilling activity is expected later this year and noted that the company has already seen meaningful appreciation in the project’s value since its initial investment.
He added that NovaCore is targeting a potential listing on the UK market later this year, a development that could allow Metals One to retain a carried interest through future exploration and drilling programs.
Beyond gold and uranium, Metals One continues advancing a broader pipeline of opportunities, including exploration work at Swales Mountain and uranium recovery initiatives in Colorado using slurry waste recovery technologies.
Maling also stressed the growing importance of the U.S. market for the company, noting that a combination of domestic project exposure and increased market visibility is generating stronger investor interest. He expressed confidence in the company’s outlook, citing favorable commodity themes, a strong funding position, and a steady pipeline of project catalysts expected to drive news flow in the months ahead.
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