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With gold holding up this well, I've been spending more time looking through some of the smaller gold names instead of just the major producers. These four have been on my radar lately.
**Falco Resources (TSXV: FPC)**
Falco has probably been the one I've spent the most time reading about recently.
The updated Horne 5 feasibility study was a pretty big step forward, with an after-tax NPV of C$3.35B, a 28.2% IRR, and a 3.3-year payback. At this point, it feels like the conversation has shifted away from the deposit itself and more toward permitting, financing, and whether management can keep the project moving.
**First Mining Gold (TSX: FF)**
First Mining has been around for a while, but Springpole is still one of the larger undeveloped gold projects in Canada.
It seems like the next chapter is mostly about permitting and moving the project closer to development. Duparquet is another asset that's worth keeping an eye on over the longer term.
**Tudor Gold (TSXV: TUD)**
Treaty Creek is hard to ignore simply because of its size.
The company is still focused on growing and advancing the project, so it's a bit earlier than Falco, but it continues to be one of the better-known names in the Golden Triangle.
**NevGold (TSXV: NAU)**
NevGold is a little different from the others since its projects are in Nevada and Idaho, but it's another Canadian-listed junior I've been following.
The story is still largely about drilling, resource growth, and improving the overall economics of its projects.
They're all at different stages, which is part of what makes them interesting. Falco feels more like a permitting and development story today, First Mining is working through permitting, while Tudor and NevGold are still focused on growing and advancing their projects.
**What Canadian-listed gold juniors are on your watchlist these days?**
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With gold holding up this well, I've been spending more time looking through some of the smaller gold names instead of just the major producers. These four have been on my radar lately.
**Falco Resources (TSXV: FPC)**
Falco has probably been the one I've spent the most time reading about recently.
The updated Horne 5 feasibility study was a pretty big step forward, with an after-tax NPV of C$3.35B, a 28.2% IRR, and a 3.3-year payback. At this point, it feels like the conversation has shifted away from the deposit itself and more toward permitting, financing, and whether management can keep the project moving.
**First Mining Gold (TSX: FF)**
First Mining has been around for a while, but Springpole is still one of the larger undeveloped gold projects in Canada.
It seems like the next chapter is mostly about permitting and moving the project closer to development. Duparquet is another asset that's worth keeping an eye on over the longer term.
**Tudor Gold (TSXV: TUD)**
Treaty Creek is hard to ignore simply because of its size.
The company is still focused on growing and advancing the project, so it's a bit earlier than Falco, but it continues to be one of the better-known names in the Golden Triangle.
**NevGold (TSXV: NAU)**
NevGold is a little different from the others since its projects are in Nevada and Idaho, but it's another Canadian-listed junior I've been following.
The story is still largely about drilling, resource growth, and improving the overall economics of its projects.
They're all at different stages, which is part of what makes them interesting. Falco feels more like a permitting and development story today, First Mining is working through permitting, while Tudor and NevGold are still focused on growing and advancing their projects.
**What Canadian-listed gold juniors are on your watchlist these days?**
This is sponsored content. Investors should conduct their own due diligence and consult a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions