In short: Doubled his position from 9% to 20% in the downturn: "very misunderstood by the market," "a very buildable asset in this cycle with a short permitting timeline" — good grades, previous mines and infrastructure in place, room to expand, and newly hired builders/permitters of Newfoundland's last two mines. The highest-ROI new check he could see in his book.
A Newfoundland gold developer where Gentile doubled his stake from 9% to 20% when the shares were weak. His argument: the site has old mines and infrastructure already in place, decent grades, room to grow the deposit, and a short path through permits — and the people who built Newfoundland's last two mines have just joined the team, which he reads as insiders voting with their careers.
4:04And with some of the recent news in Canada, we can also talk about as well, it's also a very favorable backdrop to be building gold mines in Canada right now. The winds are changing very quickly in my home country of Canada. I took advantage of the downturn to double my position in Big Ridge Gold from 9% to 20%.
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