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Snowline Gold Corp V.SGD

Alternate Symbol(s):  SNWGF

Snowline Gold Corp. is a Canada-based gold exploration company. The Company operates an eight-project portfolio covering approximately 333,000 hectares (ha). The Company is engaged in exploring its flagship project consisting of approximately 94,000 ha Rogue and Einarson gold projects in the highly prospective, underexplored Selwyn Basin. The Company’s project portfolio includes Einarson, Rogue, Tosh, Cliff, Rainbow, Cynthia, and Ursa claims. The Einarson property consists of two main claim blocks and several outlying claim groups covering a combined 61,690 hectares. The Rogue Property comprises 442 mineral claims covering 11,227 hectares. The Cliff Property covers approximately 2,724 hectares. The Tosh Property covers approximately 3,700 hectares and is located 20 kilometers (km) from the paved, all-season Alaska Highway. The Rainbow Property covers approximately 1,225 ha. The Cynthia Property covers approximately 1,399 hectares. The Ursa claims covers approximately 7,755 hectares.


TSXV:SGD - Post by User

Post by AlwaysLong683on Sep 25, 2023 3:15pm
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Post# 35652960

My Perspective

My Perspective
SGD's current market cap is 658M, not counting all the cheap, outstanding options and warrants yet to be exercised.

For all the land they've staked, they only have one zone to date (Valley) that looks like a winner.

Some investors think the more land staked the better. What they fail to consider is the more land you stake, the more money needs to be spent drilling those properties hoping to find another deposit that can be profitably mined. If not, the land isn't worth anything to a potential buyer and the money spent on that drilling is down the drain See SIC and NFLD for companies with loads of land yet little to show for it - true, SGD has Valley, but my point is more land does not necessarily equal greater company value and can if fact hurt, not help the company's valuation if they can't convert the new land into significant discoveries.

Any potential buyer will also take into account how much money it will cost to get to first pour over and above what they pay for SGD itself, what the state of interest rates, inflation, etc. are at that time, and so on.

I think the story ends with BTO taking out SGD in a couple years' time. At what price per share is anyone's guess.


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