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"We Want to Become a Producer": CEO Brodie Sutherland What Sets TOCVAN Apart From Other Juniors
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Make sure to use the time stamps below to navigate this longform interview.
New Resource Exploration Discord: https://discord.gg/X9mmUMtU
Written Summary and Companion Article:
This is a good one. TOCVAN is pursuing an aggressive growth strategy to get to production within a couple years. Very cheap exploration looks to be leading to very cheap production, giving TOCVAN a huge advantage over junior explorers and developers. If TOCVAN is able to execute over the coming 24-30 months, this will very quickly become a market darling. CEO Brodie Sutherland joins me to discuss his vision, his execution, and the potential and future of TOCVAN.
Time Stamps
01:00 Elevator Pitch
02:00 Discussion of float
04:00 Brodie’s Path to becoming TOC’s CEO and TOCVAN’s Team
06:45 What has Brodie had to learn on the fly to succeed as a CEO of a junior resource company
09:30 Overview of Picacho
14:45 Overview of Pilar
20:00 What are you working on to develop your targets in the expanded Pilar package? + geophys discussion
27:00 Relationships with artisanal miners
32:00 Cost of exploration
33:45 Vision of accelerated pathway to production – why it could work.
38:45 Mexico’s stance/perceived reluctance towards open pit mining
44:30 Explanation of skipping economic studies
49:30 Bulk Sample and heap leaching
53:00 Dore Bar Appearance
54:30 What is the size of the prize? Goal for ounces and tonnage from initial Pilar
57:30 Cost to get to production?
1:00:30 Financing options
1:05:30 Option Agreements for various concessions
1:06:30 Final thoughts
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