At PDAC 2025, Eric Sprott shared his investment philosophy, emphasizing value recognition, patience, and navigating market inefficiencies. He criticized major banks’ shorting practices, citing global regulatory failures, and highlighted gold and silver’s potential amid ongoing market manipulation. Sprott discussed investment strategies, stressing due diligence in resource analysis and undervalued mining stocks. With gold nearing $3,000 and bullish long-term forecasts, he sees opportunities in metals like manganese for solid-state batteries. He advised mining professionals to embrace risk and research deeply. His insights provide a roadmap for navigating the mining sector’s volatility and identifying overlooked value in resource investments. [more]

The mining investment landscape is shifting, and veteran investor Rick Rule sees opportunity. Speaking at PDAC, he emphasized that only a fraction of the 3,000 junior miners are worth investing in, urging investors to focus on management expertise, clear project objectives, and high-quality assets. He highlighted opportunities in Tier 1-bound deposits, high-quality producers like Agnico Eagle, and royalty and streaming companies. Rule also noted that single-asset producers are prime for consolidation as major mining companies seek growth. His core message: invest in quality teams, overlooked commodities, and projects with long-term potential despite prevailing market sentiment. [more]

At PDAC 2025’s Investment Leaders Forum, panelists discussed key strategies for investing in small-cap mining companies. Moderator Kai Hoffmann led a conversation with Robert Cohen of Scotia Global Asset Management and Willem Middelkoop of the Commodity Discovery Fund. They emphasized the importance of technical expertise, geopolitical awareness, and strategic risk management. Topics included emerging discoveries in gold, copper, and uranium, as well as the role of critical metals like antimony. With M&A activity increasing and geopolitical shifts impacting the sector, investors must remain adaptable. Their bottom-up approach focuses on exceptional discoveries and long-term value creation in the resource industry. [more]

BHP CEO Mike Henry outlined a bold vision at PDAC 2025, emphasizing the rising global demand for critical minerals and the investment opportunities ahead. With the world’s population expected to reach 10 billion by 2050, demand for copper alone is projected to increase by 70%, requiring significant exploration and innovation. He stressed the importance of policy reforms to maintain global competitiveness and highlighted BHP’s commitment to sustainability and local partnerships. He positioned BHP as a leader in shaping the future, ensuring that the mining industry remains essential to global infrastructure and economic development in the decades to come. [more]

We have written a 53-page Industry Report on “Royalty and Streaming Companies: A Low-Risk Path to Mining Exposure”. The report highlights the mining royalty and streaming sector as it has become an increasingly attractive investment avenue for those seeking exposure to the mining industry. Royalty and streaming companies generate revenue by providing upfront capital in exchange for a percentage of future mine production or revenue. This business model allows them to benefit from long-term mine production without incurring the high costs and uncertainties associated with direct mine operations. This report explores the industry landscape, recent developments, and an overview of 18 companies shaping this sector. Sailfish Royalty Corp. (TSXV: FISH) is a featured company in the report. Other companies include Franco-Nevada (TSX: FNV), Royal Gold (NASDAQ: RGLD), Sandstorm Gold (TSX: SSL), and Wheaton Precious Metals (TSX: WPM). [more]

The PDAC 2025 Convention, taking place in Toronto from March 2-5, features a keynote program covering four key themes: Commodity Outlook, Mining Industry Outlook, Technology & Innovation, and Discovery of the Year. Industry leaders, including BHP’s CEO Mike Henry and veteran investor Eric Sprott, will discuss the metals demand for 2050, trends in Canadian mining, and the impact of AI and satellite technology on exploration. The Discovery of the Year session will highlight the Onto copper-gold discovery in Indonesia. [more]

Turnium Technology Group (TSXV: TTGI | FSE: E48) has announced a next-generation Universal Edge Device integrating AI-driven dynamic traffic steering and Post Quantum Cryptography (PQC). The device is designed to enhance SD-WAN performance, providing nearly 10x faster data throughput on consumer chips and 13x faster on enterprise chips. It supports up to 100,000 nodes per management server and includes biometric security and remote management. The initiative aligns with Turnium’s Technology-as-a-Service (TaaS) strategy, following its acquisition of Claratti. The new device strengthens Turnium’s market position in SD-WAN and cybersecurity solutions. [more]

The Canadian Mining Hall of Fame inducted four new members on Thursday night at a great gala event: Sean Boyd, Frank Giustra, Donald MacLean, and Patricia Sheahan. The induction ceremony took place at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, with over 800 guests attending. The event celebrated the achievements of the new members. [more]