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Prospector Podcast – Unlocking Gold Potential: Insights from Sandy McVey & Lawrence Lepard on West Vault Mining’s Future!

 

 

 

 

 

In this episode of the Prospector Podcast, Michael Fox interviews Sandy McVey, CEO of West Vault Mining (TSX-V:WVM) (OTCQX:WVMDF), and Lawrence Lepard, managing partner of Equity Management Associates (EMA). The discussion focuses on the opportunities in West Vault Mining, a junior mining company based in Nevada with a gold project. Sandy explains the project’s background, its location, and its strong economics, including a 2,023 study indicating robust economic potential. The company’s approach is to be patient, either building the project or selling it to someone who will.

 

Fund Manager’s Gold Mining Project Insights

 

Lawrence, a fund manager with 50 million dollars in assets under management, discussed his views on the project’s approach and its potential for growth. He highlighted the company’s significant gold reserves, its low capital expenditure, and its potential for substantial returns. Lawrence also emphasized the company’s shareholder-friendly approach, led by its largest shareholder, Peter Palmedo. He noted that the company’s market value is significantly lower than the value of its gold reserves, presenting a potential for a substantial increase in value. Lawrence also mentioned the company’s potential for financing, given the improving climate for gold mining projects. He concluded by stating that the company’s downside is protected due to the value of its gold reserves, and its upside is substantial, with potential for a ten-bagger return within a 2 to 6 year timeframe.

 

Company’s Shareholder-Friendly Approach and Expansion Potential

 

Lawrence discussed the company’s shareholder-friendly approach, led by a major shareholder who treats all shareholders equally. He highlighted the company’s cash reserves and its potential for expansion, noting that the company is currently on hold due to unfavorable market conditions. Lawrence also mentioned the potential for significant returns on investment, especially if gold prices rise. Michael compared the company to a gold ETF, emphasizing its de-risked nature and potential for growth. Sandy added that while there is still potential for increasing the resource through drilling, the company’s current strategy is to conserve cash and avoid unnecessary risks.

 

About West Vault Mining Inc.

 

West Vault is committed to maximizing shareholder value through its low-risk gold-in-ground strategy, which involves acquiring, advancing, holding, and selling high-quality development gold projects in the best jurisdictions.

 

West Vault Mining

 

Posted October 22, 2024

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