“It’s harvesting time…”
says this veteran gold company CEO.
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Born out of the rubble of the 2009 crash:
GoldMining Inc. (GLDG: NYSE)
Has quietly spent more than 10 years acquiring over a dozen Gold assets with opportunistic timing…
Now, they’re positioned well to capitalize on Gold’s Recent Record Pricing:
- Two IPO’s launched from the portfolio in the last 3 years
- Sold another project for equity consideration and contingent payments totaling 14X what it initially paid based on share prices at the time of closing
- And potentially more to come soon…
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”GoldMining controls a diversified portfolio of resource-stage gold and gold-copper projects in the Americas.”
Alastair Still, CEO of GoldMining Inc., has been in the mining industry since the mid-90s… and he’s watching a major shift happening in the gold mining space.
For years, large gold companies have underinvested in their projects and explored for new assets.
Gold and commodity prices peaked in 2011 and stayed depressed as money flowed to tech stocks, real estate, you name it.
Suddenly…in 2024…
Gold prices have hit record highs… and don’t forget about copper nearing all-time highs!
And mining companies are looking for projects they can acquire and advance to the production stage.
Enter Alastair and a potential opportunity for GoldMining Inc.
GoldMining (TSX: GOLD; NYSE-A: GLDG) is a public company that had its IPO in 2011.
GoldMining Inc. is listed and trades on the NYSE American under the symbol GLDG.
It has quietly been buying up gold and copper mining projects in North and South America since the company’s inception.
Born out of the panic of the Great Recession…
GoldMining is focused on the acquisition and development of gold assets in the Americas.
Through its disciplined acquisition strategy, the Company now controls a diversified portfolio of resource-stage gold, gold-copper projects and strategic investments in Canada, U.S.A., Brazil, Colombia, and Peru.
“Development” means pushing the ball forward progressing mineral resource estimates, preliminary mine scoping studies, environmental monitoring, and permitting… just some of the groundwork so a big company can jump in and take over from there.
Acquiring and developing is what GoldMining has done for 15 years… and now it's time to seek to take advantage of 15 years of acquisitions and work.
- In 2020, the vision shifted from acquiring to seeking to unlock value for shareholders.
The CEO of GoldMining, Alastair Still, came up through the ranks at numerous operating gold mines in Canada as a Chief Geologist for the likes of major gold producers like Kinross Gold, and Placer Dome, before working with Goldcorp/Newmont, the largest gold mining company in the world.
- Alastair helped manage the growth of Goldcorp’s portfolio which helped solidify its merger in 2019 with Newmont to form the world’s largest gold mining company.
He knows what a good deal looks like AND what the big miners are looking to acquire…
And, as gold came back from the grave in the early Covid days, Alastair joined the Company in 2020 and grabbed the reins as CEO at GoldMining Inc. the following year to build the new roadmap for the company.
He got to work fast.
In fact, GoldMining was a top-performing gold company in 2020, well outperforming the gold price and GDXJ Index as shown below.
GoldMining share price (GOLD:TSX) increased nearly 400% during a past rally in gold prices. Past returns are NOT indicative of future returns
Within the first year into the job at GoldMining, Alastair helped IPO a new gold royalty company, Gold Royalty Corp.
Now, in 2024, with near-record-high gold prices, GoldMining is in an ideal position to continue to unlock value from its portfolio of assets.
Alastair claims, “It’s harvesting time,” from the gold and gold-copper-rich portfolio of assets in the Americas. That means trying to monetize in some form the assets to benefit shareholders.
He is now trying to position the Company to capitalize on its buildup of projects over the last 15 years.
GoldMining Inc. had some 14 mining projects at the end of 2021.
By 2024, two of those assets have been part of transactions to unlock value. So, what happened?
- 1) It IPO'd Whistler Project, Alaska, into a separate public company that trades on its own on Nasdaq.
- 2) It completed the option sale of the Nutmeg Mountain Project for paid equity consideration and contingent payments totaling 14X what it initially paid based on share prices at the time of closing resulting in 28% indirect ownership of the project.
Meaning, there are 12 mining projects in their portfolio, where he can look to monetize and pull value from... extracting value like the previous two transactions is the intent.
And,
If you look at GoldMining’s stock price…
And consider the current market value of their existing cash and publicly traded equities…
- Then these 12 other mining projects present tremendous opportunities and
- Contain a cumulative total of 12.5 million gold-equivalent ounces measured and indicated and 9.7 million gold-equivalent ounces inferred.
(NOTE: Please refer to GoldMining's website for further important information regarding its resource estimates and links to all technical reports on its projects.)
We believe this diversified portfolio of gold-focused resources provides a strong opportunity for shareholders.
Take a look:
The company holds around CAD$162.5M in cash and equity holdings (based on cash as of GoldMining’s filing for the quarter ended February 29, 2024 plus the market value of public company shares based on closing prices on applicable stock exchanges on April 30, 2024) and has NO debt.
The market cap of the stock is around CAD$203M as of May 15, 2024.
As GoldMining seeks to unlock more value from its projects…it could daylight additional value from an extensive portfolio of gold-focused projects.
The company holds 12 other mining projects outside of the CAD$162.5M in cash and other publicly traded equity holdings (based on April 30, 2024 trading prices).
- Just ONE of these projects – La Mina in Colombia – has a Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA), that included an estimate of pre-tax net present value (NPV) of $447.3 Million using a 5% discount rate using a $1,750 gold price. (based on a 2023 technical report).
- The gold price today is above $2,300 per ounce.
La Mina is just 1 of 12 projects, at varying stages of exploration, owned by GoldMining.
The Company has recently announced plans to advance exploration at the São Jorge project in Pará State, Brazil (See press release dated November 29, 2023). The project has a near-surface gold mineral resource and an extensive land package of over 113,650 acres (that’s more than 5 times the size of Manhattan Island).
The GoldMining team has pinpointed several promising new exploration targets within the project, located in a rapidly developing gold region.
This area has attracted substantial investments from major gold financiers in adjacent projects, including the Tocantinzinho mine targeted to start production in 2024 to become Brazil’s third-largest gold mine.
Along with its exploration targets, São Jorge sits near paved roads and powerlines, with easy access to water which also makes it extremely attractive for potential future development.
Refer to the technical report titled “NI 43-101 Technical Report and Preliminary Economic Assessment for the La Mina Project” with an effective date of July 24, 2023 for further information regarding the La Mina Project and the PEA. The PEA is preliminary in nature, and there is no certainty that the reported results will be realized. Mineral Resources used for the PEA include Inferred Mineral Resources which are considered too speculative geologically to have the economic considerations applied to them that would enable them to be categorized as Mineral Reserves, and there is no certainty that the projected economic performance will be realized. The purpose of the PEA is to demonstrate the economic viability of the La Mina Project, and the results are only intended as an initial, first-pass review of the Project economics based on preliminary information.
Similar projects are extremely remote, far from roads and access, which is not the case for São Jorge.
The project has undergone 37,154 meters of drilling across 145 holes, identifying 711,800 ounces of gold in the measured and indicated category, plus additional ounces in the inferred category.
(For further important information see the technical report titled “São Jorge Gold Project, Pará State, Brazil, Independent Technical Report on Mineral Resources” with an effective date of May 31, 2021, which is available at www.sedarplus.ca under GoldMining’s SEDAR+ profile.)
This is why the strategy that GoldMining deployed over the last 15 years was so smart…
As of today, they have a sizeable gold resource…
On a very large regional project…
In an attractive district that already has other projects that have attracted major investments of hundreds of millions of dollars from some of the industry’s largest players on other projects in the area.
(Note: You can access all of Goldmining’s resources and technical reports here)
That’s just a snapshot of 2 of the company’s 12 assets.
The Company's recent strategic move aims to unlock the inherent value of each project, potentially leading to increases in shareholder value as these assets are better recognized in the market.
That’s why looking at GoldMining Inc. (NYSE-A: GLDG) is a way to diversify your portfolio for exposure to a number of different gold projects with estimated gold resources.
GoldMining Inc. has historically seen its stock respond during select intervals when gold has increased in the last decade
This doesn't mean it will always be the case. Gold has recently hit record highs:
GoldMining Inc. only went public in May 2011.
Since then, during select intervals when gold has seen a price increase (see the graphic above)… GoldMining Inc. has seen its stock rise.
FULL DISCLAIMER: There is zero guarantee that that will happen in the future.
The first case --- from December 2015 to July 2016, GoldMining (TSX: GOLD) went up 525%. That was in just 8 months
From May 2019 - August 2020…
GoldMining caught the attention of investors and went up 400%. Meanwhile, GDXJ (tracks a basket of junior mining stocks) only went up 112%.
As gold reserves decline globally…
And inflation persists with endless money printing…
Gold is seeing a rejuvenation not seen in decades
Since the last gold price boom 15 years ago, the major gold mining companies have struggled to maintain production levels and watched their reserves shrink.
That’s simply because as gold prices remained sluggish… it was not profitable to get the yellow metal out of the ground.
According to S&P Global, some major gold companies, like Kinross (an $8B gold miner) have seen their reserves go from last 25 years in 2010… to now 8 years (and dropping). There are only two ways the gold majors can replace their reserves:
- Spend the money to explore and find more resources and reserves, or
- Acquire companies with resources and reserves
McKinsey estimates gold reserves held by large gold companies are below 2007 levels
( Source )
We’re looking at the perfect storm for gold prices to continue to climb higher. And you’re seeing record breakouts in real-time:
- We have the highest inflation since 1981 - inflation is over double-digits in many goods such as grocery items… even real estate is up double digits since 2020.
- Central banks are buying more gold than they did in the last 50+ years - central banks continue to break records in how much gold they’re stashing.
- And the interest rates are the highest since pre-2008… gold spiked following the Great Recession crash. Gold spiked after the 2020 crash. Who knows what’s in store as the stock market reaches eye-watering record-breaking heights?
The US money supply --- the world’s reserve currency --- has become less and less valuable with each passing day.
You know why…
Because the Federal Reserve and Treasury continue to print more currency daily.
And the pace has only increased.
Gold prices have matched the rate of money printing for the last 24 years
- Since 2000… the US has printed nearly 5X more currency.
- In 2000… gold spot prices sat around $400/ounce.
Today? It’s over 5X more at $2,300 per ounce and going. Meaning, gold has kept up with inflation as it is supposed to do.
Even if the US stopped printing tomorrow (which is unlikely), we’d still have an oversupply of dollars.
That alone should keep gold in demand and prices strong.
Add central banks snapping up gold bars at a record pace globally…
And gold miners have dwindling reserves.
Dwindling reserves means they need more projects to advance to boost their supply to be able to mine so they can sell more gold.
Plummeting reserves is a death sentence for miners unless they find new projects.
In this new gold boom…
GoldMining Inc. has laid a foundation to succeed in unlocking value from a resource-rich portfolio of gold assets.
If you wish to speculate on small-cap miners, you might typically buy a single mining stock.
That small cap may only have one solo asset or project they’re focused on… or perhaps they own a small handful in different stages of exploration or development.
In other words, for many mining plays, you’re often putting your entire trust in one, single project.
After all, MOST mining projects fail.
They run out of money, the government shut down their project, and the quality of the deposit is at a lower grade than expected.
There are a million reasons a project can fail.
This is where it gets interesting for GoldMining Inc…
Their vision is NOT to risk the farm on one project. Taking on the capital expense, risk and stress of putting a mine into production is difficult.
“With a diversified portfolio, we’re less exposed to single project, high risks faced by many in the gold production business,”
… is something Alastair will be quick to tell you.
Instead, GoldMining Inc. takes a more ‘value investor’ approach.
That means, buy up mining projects at times when gold markets are relatively low and hold onto them until the right moment…
Buy them when no one else wants them.
This happened 15 years ago, when projects were sold at depressed prices by single-asset companies who couldn’t raise the capital required to advance the assets.
An example is the Yellowknife Gold project in Canada.
The project sits in one of the highest-grade-past-producing gold belts in Canada.
GoldMining scooped up the project in 2017 as gold prices floundered around $1,200/ounce --- gold today is over $2,320 per ounce
- The prior owners had already invested over $60 million into the project,
- GoldMining acquired the project for approximately $5 million in GoldMining shares - A good deal for GoldMining's shareholders.
(See GoldMining news release dated May 10, 2017 announcing the transaction. 4,000,000 GoldMining shares as consideration - GoldMining share closed at C$1.68 on May 10 implying a then-valuation of CAD$6.72M)
On that same belt was the Con Mine gold project, now partially owned by Newmont.
In its lifetime, the mine produced over 6.1 million ounces of high-grade gold.
GoldMining’s Yellowknife project is a different project and has its own geological characteristics, risks, etc., so Con Mine is not indicative of the potential it has, but it certainly has a great address.
And Yellowknife is just 1 of 12 investments still in the portfolio.
GoldMining Inc. Is Modernizing The Mining Sector Blueprint
Rather than put all the risk into 1 or 2 mining projects, praying for the lottery ticket to pay off… CEO Alastair and team are seeking to add shareholder value in two innovative ways:
One way to provide shareholder value:
Spin-offs that go public
A spin-off is simply taking an asset they already own and going public via IPO.
This allows GoldMining to raise capital, divest to de-risk the main portfolio, raise the awareness of the GoldMining brand, and attract more capital to different projects.
The first spin-off was in 2021 for a new royalty company called Gold Royalty Corp.
Unlike regular miners who own the land, invest in mining for extraction, etc…
Gold Royalty Corp. buys the rights to the production of a mine. So they inject capital into a miner and rather than receive shares, they get a royalty for production when the mine is up and running.
- The benefit is a one-time injection for long-term, low-risk cash flow on producing assets.
Franco-Nevada is the largest gold royalty company in the world. It owns 418 royalties and its market cap is $24 billion.
Gold Royalty Corp. which launched its IPO just over 3 years ago, now owns 240 (and counting) royalties…
You can get your own exposure to Gold Royalty Corp. through GoldMining Inc. because GoldMining Inc. currently owns approximately 15% of GROY.
As GROY grows its business, GoldMining continues to have exposure through its ongoing ownership.
As GROY looks to add more and more producing royalties or some of its advanced-stage existing royalties ramp up towards production, its value proposition improves. That’s not a guarantee, just common sense at this point.
For more information, see Gold Royalty's disclosure at www.sedarplus.ca and its website, including its Form 20-F for the year ended December 31, 2023.
GoldMining owns over 21 million shares of Gold Royalty, which includes adding to their position since Gold Royalty’s IPO.
And Gold Royalty wasn’t a one-off spin-off.
- In April 2023, GoldMining spun off US GoldMining Inc. (NASDAQ: USGO) for a second successful IPO.
GoldMining Inc. spinning off assets at a brisk pace!
The Whistler Project is a fully permitted gold-copper exploration project in Alaska.
GoldMining Inc. owns approximately 80% of the outstanding shares, which are listed on NASDAQ.
Rather than speculating on one mining asset directly…
GoldMining Inc. gives you exposure to a single-project stock, like USGO, without putting all your eggs in one basket.
Alastair has helped commandeer two successful IPOs in three years for GoldMining Inc. subsidiaries and there may be more to come.
The other strategy to unlock value for shareholders is:
#2 way to provide shareholder value:
Strategic sales and partnerships of current assets
When Alastair talks about “harvesting,” this is another big way to do so…
Take projects from within the GoldMining Inc. portfolio of assets:
And then sell or option them to other gold mining and exploration companies - with specialty skills to advance them further.
Remember, many of the largest gold miners have seen their reserves shrink to pre-2007 levels. That’s alarming.
In 2024, GoldMining completed its divestiture of the Nutmeg Mountain project in Idaho which it acquired for just CAD$1.15M.
It sold it to, NevGold Corp., a public company for share consideration then valued at CAD$9M that GoldMining has already received and stands to receive a further CAD$7.5M in future potential payments.
GoldMining is now the largest shareholder, owning about 28% of this public company listed in Canada with four gold projects including Nutmeg Mountain
- Assuming the buyer of this one asset meets certain specified milestones for the project and contingent payments are made, GoldMining could receive up to 14X return on its investment under this deal!
GoldMining still retains exposure to exploration successes on the property through its approximate 28% equity ownership.
This is how you harvest wins for shareholders.
- Plus, GoldMining Inc. (and its shareholders) get to ride any future success at the project with no additional investment required.
How did GoldMining, Inc. find these buyers?
- Alastair and the team know many players in the gold space. They make a point to know who their mining neighbors are as well.
That’s what GoldMining wants to do. Stay focused on targeted advancement of projects and find partners who can complete active drilling and development. In other words, harvest the gains from the projects they bought at the lows of the market.
The GoldMining portfolio contains numerous other projects that could be spun off or sold to other gold companies.
It’s already happened three times in the last three years…
One other project that could attract attention is buried in GoldMining’s portfolio.
A District-Scale Uranium Project in Alberta, Canada
The uranium sector is one of the hottest asset classes in 2023 and 2024 year to date…
And GoldMining has another project where it could unlock further value in a continuing uranium bull market.
- Back in 2013, GoldMining acquired a uranium project in one of the best areas of uranium deposits in the entire world!
Uranium hit 17-year highs recently…
What many don’t appreciate is that GoldMining has exposure to uranium as well.
See…
Back in 2013, near the very BOTTOM of the uranium market (see the chart above)…
GoldMining took 75% ownership of the REA Project. That’s not the most interesting part.
The exciting piece for investors is the Athabasca Basin is home to some of the highest-grade uranium deposits in the world.
Cameco - one of the largest uranium providers on earth has its Millennium Uranium project there.
Mainstream news barely says a peep about it… but this supply crunch is happening.
Currently, the world consumes around 195M pounds of uranium… but only 144M pounds are being mined…
Much of it from risky jurisdictions like Niger, Russian-influenced countries like Kazakhstan and unreliable partners like China.
Given current uranium markets, REA presents another potential opportunity for GoldMining to seek to daylight value.
What would GoldMining Inc. know about uranium?
Well, their co-chairman, Amir Adnani founded a publicly-traded uranium company, Uranium Energy Corp. (NYSE-A: UEC).
UEC also has a project in the Athabasca Basin. Amir has the connections.
He’s driven lots of value for shareholders at UEC already.
GoldMining Inc. founder already has experience delivering impressive returns to shareholders
And Amir’s bringing that same vigor to GoldMining Inc. and he’s been with GoldMining Inc. since the beginning…
After reading about the company today, it’s not hard to see why. He believes in the long-term vision and Alastair is executing on it.
Inside leadership is significantly invested in GoldMining Inc.
Like Amir, insiders and directors own significant shares and have considerable skin in the game going for the long term.
Here’s a quick snapshot of GoldMining’s team and it’s got experts who have been in the mining industry for decades.
The Executive Team includes:
Alastair Still
Amir Adnani
David Garofalo
Tim Smith
Paulo Pereira
You’ve seen the catalysts already:
- GoldMining Inc. has a proven track record of buying mining projects at depressed prices over the last 15 years… and now harvesting value with two spin-offs and one sale in the last 3 years.
- Gold prices seem poised to continue to break higher as inflation remains stubborn, plus the global debt rising in America and Europe.
- The GoldMining Inc. management team has decades of experience in mining, growing portfolios, boosting shareholder value and gaining value by divesting from projects.
- Even with selling one asset for up to 14X more than it initially paid for it and two others spun-off successfully…
Trading for under US$1 per share…
- Provides direct exposure to 12.5 Million ounces of gold equivalent in the measured and indicated category
- And 9.7 Million ounces in the inferred category
- Across a portfolio of gold and gold-copper projects in the Americas
- CAD$162.5 Million in cash and publicly traded equities
(based on cash as of GoldMining’s filing for the quarter ended February 29, 2024 plus the market value of public company shares based on closing prices as of April 30, 2024)
- With no debt and a bonus uranium play…
- All while being exposed to leverage in both gold and uranium while prices have been increasing…
Please see GoldMining’s technical reports and resource estimates for full details:
https://www.goldmining.com/projects/global-resource-statement/
GoldMining Inc. (NYSE-A: GLDG) is worth a look for investors interested in not just a gold stock play… but also a company that’s diversified across multiple exploration stage projects they bought at lower prices…
Of course, please do your own due diligence.
GoldMining Inc. has its entire investor presentation on their website.
(You should also carefully review its Annual Information Form for the year ended November 30, 2023, financial statements and other disclosures on its website and at www.sedarplus.ca.)
Consider adding GoldMining Inc. (TSX: GOLD; NYSE-A: GLDG) to your portfolio for a diversified gold investment.
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FOOTNOTES:
1 See GoldMining's Annual Information Form for the year ended November 30, 2022, and 2023 when available (which can be found here) and the individual project technical reports referenced therein and available on SEDAR for important information on each project.
2 Comparable analysis is for perspective only and is a common mythology by analysts. Mineral resources across different jurisdictions and projects are not necessarily apple to apple comparison since each project has its own unique characteristics.
*The chart is purely illustrative purposes. Past market values of the company's that held its projects is not intended to be indicative of future results.
The aggregated resource information is provided for informational purposes. It goes without saying that each project is unique, with its own specific factors and other considerations. See GoldMining's Annual Information Form for the year ended November 30, 2022 and the most recent investor presentation (which can be found here https://goldmining.com/_resources/presentations/corporate-presentation.pdf?v=0.935) and the individual project technical reports referenced therein and available on SEDAR for important information on each project.