Western Copper and Gold Corp T.WRN

an old email from a guy called Chris

[EvenSteven27]

was trashing old emails when i stumbled on this (dated january 24 2019 )

Casino has a large capex that Gold companies (on their own) have been reluctant to take on in recent years. There are many scenarios to move the project forward (two or more companies coming together, a copper company on its own), but with these recent bigger gold mergers and larger cleaner balance sheets Gold companies expand the options.

 

 

 

In addition, we’ve heard recently from several executives with bigger mining companies how they are not adverse to having copper in the mineral mix and in fact, NEED big porphyry (cu-au) deposits which have long mine lives, are sizeable, in a good jurisdiction and are economic. We fit that description fairly well. I suspect it will take a few months for these mergers to complete and the new entities to decide which areas/projects they want to focus on. We are feeling quite confident with our position/project. There are a number of majors who have invested in the Yukon over the last few years and whoever eventually owns Casino will be the leader and control mining in the Yukon. 

Chris 

 

 

[MetalMinded]

One year before Covid threw the entire world into chaos. Economically, time stopped in a lot of ways for 2 years due to related global uncertainty. If you throw those two years out, the timeline is interesting.