In this conversation, Osisko Development (TSXV: ODV) (NYSE: ODV) CEO Sean Roosen breaks down gold at $4,000 and what it means for developers, investors, and the Cariboo Gold Project.
With gold prices hitting historic highs, developers with shovel-ready projects are in a rare position and Osisko may be one of the best-positioned names in the space. Sean Roosen joins Steve Hyland to walk through how the company’s Cariboo Gold Project is advancing toward production by 2027, backed by over $900 million in funding, full permits, and a highly de-risked plan to deliver 200,000 ounces annually.
Sean also touches on their Tintic Project in Utah, where small-scale production is already underway, and shares updates on potential partnerships. He unpacks the economics behind Osisko’s valuation, the opportunity in its 1,500 km² land package, and why Cariboo could become a multi-mine district akin to Val-d’Or.
The conversation also explores the broader macro forces driving the gold price, including dollar debasement and global asset allocation shifts, and provides rare insight into the BC permitting process where Osisko became the first to clear the new framework with support from both the provincial government and First Nations.
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