Alamos Gold Inc T.AGI

Re AISC at Island Gold Mine plus the Future in Turkey

[auaghunter]

Hi  Guys

lve been watching Alamos for sometime though l haven not pulled the trigger yet,

l thought l'd mention the AISC at the lsland Gold Mine which has a forecast of $850-$900 for 2022. This to me tells me this mine probaly has really nice grades and perhaps its running on all cylinders? l;m not sure if you know this? the average AISC for the Gold Miners is close to the $1000 AISC plus/ minus.  There are some companies much higher than that number as you may know.

The other interesting point about Alamos is that the development projects in Turkey. l believe the first mine they are planning called KIRAZLI has projected AISC of $373. The AGI DAGI project is forecasted at $411 AISC and the third project camyurt is forecasted at $645.  l think you would agree those are very nice projections.

Anyways l just thought l'd post this and hopefully we might get more activity within the ALAMOS post.  GLTA.

[AXPRO]

Not sure what year your sources are from but they're outdated. All Turkey's projects imploded and are fully written off. Was mentioned in the last FY details. Better brush up your facts, pumping ain't working on this dead horse

[bobofet]

Sure does seem like a dead horse,, but is it?    Absolutely not    Under the radar?   seems to be but I really dont  know why.   This company seems to be firing on all clylinders with the future expansions and ounces out of the ground is pretty incredible.  To me all gold mining companies are just not the flavour of the day and their stock prices

[GnR]

Agreed , no way is this a dead horse.To many good things going on.Just a matter of time for people to realize it.Will they buy out Argonaut or will they be bought out first?????

[teddybear1111]

Hello AX, Maybe this will help: https://stockhouse.com/news/press-releases/2021/04/20/alamos-gold-announces-us-1-billion-investment-treaty-claim-against-the-republic Indicates a possible 5 year duration.  GLTA 

[AXPRO]

He TB Not sure, what you're trying to say, but if you look at Q2's or Q3's fin report, it shows that the entire Turkey's investment was written off, since Turkey had rejected the issuance of new permits after the existing one was withdrawn. So regardless if that 1 B$ claim is there for 5 or 5000 years, mining in Turkey is a 'dead horse'. Note I said the 'Turkey's