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Charles Fipke, CEO and founder of Cantex, is a philanthropist, a thoroughbred horse aficionado and has devoted his life to the discovery of giant mineral deposits using sound science, raw experience and a passion that never quits.
In 1991 he and partner Stewart Blusson hit the motherlode: They found the Ekati deposit, which became Canada’s first diamond mine and remains one of the richest diamond discoveries ever made.
The Ekati find made Mr. Fipke a prospecting legend.
Mr. Fipke became a very wealthy man as shares of his company, Dia Met Minerals Ltd., soared through the roof.
Dia Met was sold to mining giant BHP Billiton Ltd in 2001, but Mr. Fipke maintained exposure to Ekati through his 10% direct stake in the mine.
Today, Mr. Fipke has been consumed with the advancement of Cantex's giant North Rackla project - developing a thesis which could support a major mining operation - for over 14 years.
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Cantex's North Rackla project in the Yukon, Canada, presents a compelling investment opportunity as a potential modern analogue to Australia’s legendary Broken Hill deposit - the world’s largest silver-lead-zinc mine.
Both Broken Hill and North Rackla are hosted in Proterozoic-aged rocks with manganese-enriched, high-grade silver-lead-zinc sulphide mineralization, aligning with a Sedex or Broken Hill Type (BHT) genesis.
Broken Hill’s massive sulphide lenses averaged 10–15% lead, 10–12% zinc, and 200–300 g/t silver, while North Rackla’s Main Zone boasts intercepts such as 9 meters of 34.08% Pb-Zn and 96 g/t Ag (YKDD24-315), with historical averages exceeding 20% Pb-Zn and 100 g/t Ag over 9-meter widths.
Broken Hill’s 8 km strike length and 2 km depth made it a giant, producing 200 million tonnes of ore over 130+ years.
North Rackla’s current 2.65 km strike length (up 300 meters in 2024) remains open along strike and at depth (intersected at 700 meters), with hypotheses of a copper-rich central feeder zone suggesting it could double in size, approaching Broken Hill’s scale over time.
With 75,000 meters drilled across 260 holes, North Rackla’s Main Zone and GZ Zone already demonstrate exceptional grades and widths (e.g., 25.04 meters of 4.62% Pb-Zn and 18 g/t Ag).
The project’s 14,077-hectare land package offers untapped targets (e.g., Copper and Northern Areas), suggesting significant resource upside.
If exploration continues to expand the deposit - potentially doubling its strike length - it could support a multi-decade operation akin to Broken Hill.
Investors have an opportunity to jump into a story that is well over a decade in the making, as Chuck, and the company, zero in on defining what could be a world class deposit.
At 0.14/share and a market capitalization of under $20 million, we're going to say this looks like a generational opportunity.

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Charles Fipke, CEO and founder of Cantex, is a philanthropist, a thoroughbred horse aficionado and has devoted his life to the discovery of giant mineral deposits using sound science, raw experience and a passion that never quits.
In 1991 he and partner Stewart Blusson hit the motherlode: They found the Ekati deposit, which became Canada’s first diamond mine and remains one of the richest diamond discoveries ever made.
The Ekati find made Mr. Fipke a prospecting legend.
Mr. Fipke became a very wealthy man as shares of his company, Dia Met Minerals Ltd., soared through the roof.
Dia Met was sold to mining giant BHP Billiton Ltd in 2001, but Mr. Fipke maintained exposure to Ekati through his 10% direct stake in the mine.
Today, Mr. Fipke has been consumed with the advancement of Cantex's giant North Rackla project - developing a thesis which could support a major mining operation - for over 14 years.
https://preview.redd.it/nicwnl5zjwme1.jpg?width=954&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=175448dbd7a6c608034d64b9af18397cf5ceb1df
Cantex's North Rackla project in the Yukon, Canada, presents a compelling investment opportunity as a potential modern analogue to Australia’s legendary Broken Hill deposit - the world’s largest silver-lead-zinc mine.
Both Broken Hill and North Rackla are hosted in Proterozoic-aged rocks with manganese-enriched, high-grade silver-lead-zinc sulphide mineralization, aligning with a Sedex or Broken Hill Type (BHT) genesis.
Broken Hill’s massive sulphide lenses averaged 10–15% lead, 10–12% zinc, and 200–300 g/t silver, while North Rackla’s Main Zone boasts intercepts such as 9 meters of 34.08% Pb-Zn and 96 g/t Ag (YKDD24-315), with historical averages exceeding 20% Pb-Zn and 100 g/t Ag over 9-meter widths.
Broken Hill’s 8 km strike length and 2 km depth made it a giant, producing 200 million tonnes of ore over 130+ years.
North Rackla’s current 2.65 km strike length (up 300 meters in 2024) remains open along strike and at depth (intersected at 700 meters), with hypotheses of a copper-rich central feeder zone suggesting it could double in size, approaching Broken Hill’s scale over time.
With 75,000 meters drilled across 260 holes, North Rackla’s Main Zone and GZ Zone already demonstrate exceptional grades and widths (e.g., 25.04 meters of 4.62% Pb-Zn and 18 g/t Ag).
The project’s 14,077-hectare land package offers untapped targets (e.g., Copper and Northern Areas), suggesting significant resource upside.
If exploration continues to expand the deposit - potentially doubling its strike length - it could support a multi-decade operation akin to Broken Hill.
Investors have an opportunity to jump into a story that is well over a decade in the making, as Chuck, and the company, zero in on defining what could be a world class deposit.
At 0.14/share and a market capitalization of under $20 million, we're going to say this looks like a generational opportunity.