Revival Gold trades at a fraction of its estimated net asset value, and CEO Hugh Agro thinks that gap says more about how the market prices developers than about the quality of what his company is sitting on.
Agro takes us through the case for Revival Gold Inc. (TSXV: RVG) (OTCQX: RVLGF), starting with the company’s flagship Mercur project in Utah, a past-producing mine that yielded roughly 2.6 million ounces of gold for Barrick before Revival Gold consolidated full ownership earlier this year. He also gets into Beartrack-Arnett in Idaho, where a high-grade underground discovery at the Joss target has expanded the company’s resource base well beyond its original heap leach plans.
The conversation lays out Revival Gold’s timeline toward production, including a prefeasibility study expected at the end of Q1 2027, a construction decision in 2028, along with why Agro believes developers like his own remain undervalued relative to both producers and the metal itself.
