Galantas Gold (GAL) Precious Metals & Critical Minerals Virtual Investor Conference summary
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Precious Metals & Critical Minerals Virtual Investor Conference summary
6 May, 2026Strategic shift and asset overview
Pivoting focus from Northern Ireland to Chile, highlighting the acquisition of the Andacollo project, expected to close by end of June 2026 after a shareholder vote.
Andacollo Gold features 1.5 million oz indicated and 4.5 million oz inferred gold, with significant exploration upside and a long operating history.
Current valuation is considered low at $35/oz, with potential for re-rating as production nears and resources are expanded.
The project is adjacent to Teck’s Carmen de Andacollo mine, forming part of a larger porphyry system with over 1 billion tons combined resources.
Both deposits remain open at depth, offering further exploration potential.
Development plans and financing
Targeting production restart at Andacollo by late 2026 or early 2027, requiring an estimated CAD 60 million, primarily sought through debt financing backed by existing gold inventory.
Only major equipment needed is a crushing plant, with options identified for acquisition.
Plans to recommence cyanide leaching to recover gold from existing pads, leveraging historical recovery rates of 70%-76% for oxides.
Exploration drilling ongoing, with results expected by early June, aiming to expand the resource base.
Short-term ore processing to be done via direct shipping to ENAMI or a small mill in Copiapó, with long-term plans for an on-site plant.
Resource potential and operational outlook
Andacollo resource stands at 6 million oz gold (1.5 million indicated, 4.5 million inferred), with potential to double through deeper drilling and pit expansion.
Additional copper porphyry potential identified, with historical drill results showing promising grades.
Combined gold production target of 50,000–70,000 oz in the first year, ramping to 70,000–90,000 oz per annum, with infrastructure to support up to 200,000 oz in the future.
All-in sustaining costs estimated at CAD 1,500–1,900/oz during ramp-up, stabilizing at CAD 1,500/oz at full scale.
Multi-asset strategy in Chile seen as de-risking, with both assets expected to be cash-flow positive within six months of closing.
Latest events from Galantas Gold
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Q4 202529 Apr 2026 - Q2 2024 saw a higher net loss, no revenue, and increased cash outflow amid ongoing operational risks.GAL
Q2 202424 Mar 2026 - Net loss improved in Q3 2024, but cash and working capital positions weakened.GAL
Q3 202424 Mar 2026 - Transitioning to multi-asset gold production in Chile with near-term growth and exploration upside.GAL
Corporate presentation24 Mar 2026 - Net loss narrowed in 2024, no revenue recognized, and working capital deficit increased.GAL
Q4 202424 Mar 2026 - Net loss increased and working capital deficit widened in Q1 2025, with no revenue recognized.GAL
Q1 202524 Mar 2026 - Net loss improved in Q2 2025 with no revenue recognized and a higher working capital deficit.GAL
Q2 202524 Mar 2026 - Q3 2025 net loss deepened to $5M, with no revenue recognized and cash position declining.GAL
Q3 202524 Mar 2026