FAQ: West Vault Mining's Strategy of Holding Nevada Gold Reserves in the Ground
Summary
West Vault Mining Inc. maintains a long-term bullish outlook on gold by strategically holding its Nevada gold reserves in the ground to achieve lower risk and higher returns. The company has substantially derisked its Hasbrouck Gold Project through completed pre-feasibility studies and obtaining all major permits in mining-friendly Nevada.
What is West Vault Mining’s core strategy?
West Vault Mining seeks lower risk and higher long-term returns by keeping its gold reserves in the ground rather than immediately mining them, focusing on value-driven approaches that are accretive to long-term value per share.
Why is gold considered relevant in the current economic environment?
Gold serves as a hedge against inflation, weakening currencies, and market volatility, with many analysts forecasting rising prices due to geopolitical tensions, recessionary tailwinds, and persistent inflation concerns.
Where is West Vault Mining’s primary gold project located?
The company’s Hasbrouck Gold Project is located in Nevada, which is described as a mining-friendly jurisdiction.
How has West Vault Mining reduced risk at its Hasbrouck Gold Project?
The company has substantially derisked the project through completion of a Pre-Feasibility Study (PFS) and obtaining all major permits required for development.
What are analysts forecasting for gold prices?
Many analysts are forecasting rising gold prices, with J.P. Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon stating that gold ‘could easily go to $5,000 or $10,000’ in the current economic environment.
What makes West Vault Mining different from other gold companies?
West Vault is value-driven and avoids exposing shareholders to development and financing risk until the risk-reward balance becomes compelling, focusing on long-term value per share rather than immediate production.
Where can investors find more information about West Vault Mining?
For more information, visit the company’s website at www.WestVaultMining.com or access the latest news and updates in the company’s newsroom at ibn.fm/WVMDF.
Who has reviewed and approved the technical information in the article?
Sandy McVey, P.Eng., the company’s qualified person under National Instrument 43-101, has reviewed and approved the technical information presented.
What should investors read to fully understand the information presented?
Investors should read the company’s newsroom documents, relevant qualifications, cautionary language, forward-looking statements, and the 2023 PFS to fully understand the information in this article.
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