$FOR.V What determines how efficiently a project advances is execution. Our leadership has made discoveries, built projects to production, and successfully monetized assets, long before Goldfields. Meet the team advancing Goldfields toward a PFS: bit.ly/4zoOUc3
$FOR.V Goldfields processing trade-off study complete: concentrate production offers a simpler plant, lower initial capital and higher capital efficiency, and warrants further evaluation as part of a staged development strategy.
Full release: bit.ly/4z0lAZF
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$FOR.V September Gold Market Highlights: gold navigates the Fed's first rate hike since 2023, steady seasonal demand ahead of China's Golden Week, and the latest from Goldfields.
Watch: bit.ly/47tuYbQ
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$FOR.V De-risking is not always headline work. Environmental baseline studies at Goldfields, terrestrial, aquatic and wildlife monitoring, build on the approved 2008 EIS rather than starting over. Why that matters: bit.ly/4Aqr4Ox
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$FOR.V Our Athabasca Basin uranium projects are optioned to partners who fund the work, while we retain exposure and operate. No Fortune Bay capital, no dilution, and Goldfields stays the focus. How the structure works: bit.ly/4yQ4zRr
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$FOR.V Execution at the PFS stage means building on what exists. Metallurgical and waste rock programs at Goldfields draw on existing core and the approved 2008 EIS, no dedicated new drilling required. Technical work is overseen by our QP.
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$FOR.V Gold came back strong in August, up more than 10% in the month after its worst quarter in over a decade. Goldfields' base case never needed the rally: 44% IRR at US$2,600/oz gold (Updated PEA). What 2026's volatility means for the project: bit.ly/4r2Ttph
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$FOR.V Central banks have bought ~1,000t of gold per year since 2022 @GOLDCOUNCIL. Its modelling ties 20-30t above the long-run average to a ~1% price effect.
Our recent post covers how a lean share structure keeps that value working per share: bit.ly/4xaU7U1
$FOR.V Goldfields hosts ~1.0 Moz Indicated at 1.28 g/t Au, among the highest-grade open-pit gold developments in the Americas (S&P Capital IQ). Higher grade means more gold per tonne milled and a lower cost per ounce. Explore the project: bit.ly/4geWldP
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$FOR.V H1 gold demand reached a record US$380B in value, with central bank buying up 62% y/y in Q2 (World Gold Council). Supply growth stays modest. That backdrop is why we keep advancing Goldfields towards PFS-level studies.
Full report: bit.ly/4wd0AMY
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$FOR.V July #Gold Market Highlights: what held gold near US$4,100 after the Fed's July meeting, a record first half for global demand, and the work that continues at Goldfields and the partner-funded uranium programs.
Follow our progress: bit.ly/4xb8Z4r
$FOR.V A tight share structure often goes overlooked amidst the headline stats on a project. It shouldn't be.
Here's why it matters as much as NPV and IRR: bit.ly/3U4ixjg
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$FOR.V has a head start on Goldfields permitting.
A provincially approved EIS from 2008 already covers an open-pit mine at Box and a 5,000 tpd processing facility.
Updating it is materially faster and less costly than initiating a new one.
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$FOR.V's Goldfields project is designed at just under 5,000 tpd. Not because that's what the deposit can support. Because that's what Saskatchewan's provincial permitting pathway rewards.
The team chose the pathway with the cleanest line to production.
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$FOR.V CEO Dale Verran is in Kelowna this week for the 7th annual TSX Venture Growth Capital Event, hosted by @capitalevent at the Delta Grand Okanagan, July 17 to 19.
On the agenda: Goldfields and the partner-funded uranium portfolio in the Athabasca Basin.
More: [LINK]
Per-share leverage starts with a lean share structure.
$FOR.V has 69.9M shares outstanding, the lowest by a meaningful margin in its PEA-stage gold peer group.
More: bit.ly/3R2TrQK
Is $FOR.V's uranium portfolio a distraction from Goldfields?
Under the earn-in with Manhattan Uranium, they fund the drilling, Fortune Bay operates it, and the treasury stays on Goldfields. Drilling is now active at Murmac.
Latest blog: bit.ly/3SNoi4p
Most uranium exploration in the Uranium City area through the 1950s and 60s focused on outcropping granite. The graphitic rocks that host the high-grade Athabasca deposits were largely ignored.
$FOR.V Dale explains what that means for Murmac.
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