
A fantastic new episode with CEO Hugh Agro of Revival Gold that begins with a scary story of how he escaped an avalanche when hiking in Nepal, and how this affected his life including the realization that timing is everything.
Hear how Hugh was part of the team that transformed Kinross Gold from a $1.7B company to $17B, within just 5 years. He retired and did some cycling and hiking but came back to the business to create Revival Gold because he saw an incredible opportunity in the industry due to the decline gold discoveries. Revival is now positioned to capitalize on that delinquency with 2 gold projects in pro-mining jurisdictions that are marching toward production.
We also talk about the likelihood of M&A, the move to passive investing and how value stocks like juniors will come back into vogue, the pending news on the Mercur project in Utah and its enormous exploration potential, and the ongoing development of founding asset Beartrack-Arnett. With over 6 million ounces of gold, Revival’s projects are some of the largest gold discoveries in the western US. I conclude by asking Hugh what will get the junior stocks to move; hear the specific reason he thinks that has already started for Revival Gold.
Courtesy of the Gold Advisor
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