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In this conversation with Rob McLeod, CEO of Cambria Gold Mines Inc. (TSXV: CAMB), we discuss the company’s push to restart Premier and advance Red Mountain in British Columbia, the significance of its recent financing, and why management believes the path back to production could come sooner than many expected. Rob walks through the key operational priorities, from road access and mill upgrades to infill drilling, water treatment, and the trade-offs now underway to potentially feed the mill with open pit material earlier in the restart plan.
We also get into the surprise value sitting inside Cambria’s non-core Mt Margaret asset in Washington State, how a decades-old copper-gold deposit turned into a much bigger story after a fresh internal review, and why recent conversations in Washington could open the door to a U.S.-listed spinout. What makes this discussion stand out is that it is not just a restart story. It is also about hidden asset value, U.S. critical minerals interest, and how one company is trying to unlock two very different paths to shareholder upside at the same time.
READ: Cambria Gold To Spin Out Mt. Margaret Copper-Gold Project Into US-Focused Entity
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