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Steve Letwin Chairman of Cassiar Gold sits down with 6ix

Listen to Cassiar Gold Chairman Steve Letwin discuss the company with 6ix and explain why he's become its largest independent shareholder.

Thu, January 29, 2026 at 9:00 AMendedReplay
Steve Letwin Chairman of Cassiar Gold sits down with 6ix

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Meeting Overview The meeting focused on the similarities between the Cote Gold mine and the Casio project, discussing the infrastructure, potential cash flow, and investment opportunities associated with Casio. The conversation highlighted the importance of existing infrastructure and the potential for future development and cash generation. Key Discussion Points - Comparison between Cote Gold and Casio mines, emphasizing their roadside locations and similar land sizes. - Discussion on the infrastructure already in place at Casio, including roads, camps, and mills, which reduces future development costs. - Overview of the potential gold reserves at Casio, including inferred and measured resources. - Insights into the expected cash flow from Casio, estimating significant returns based on gold prices. - The importance of demonstrating a path to cash flow to attract shareholders and close the valuation gap. Decisions Made - No explicit decisions recorded. Action Items & Next Steps - [U...

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Speaker 1: So Steve, you built Cote Gold into a really Speaker 1: world-class mine. Curious, what do you see at Casio that makes you think they're similar, that there are similarities there? Well, let's just go back a little bit to, Speaker 2: I guess I was the 1 who Speaker 2: Initiated it Speaker 2: in terms of the purchase of Kote. Speaker 2: I actually didn't build it, but I brought it to this stage where it got built and Speaker 2: very similar Speaker 2: They're both roadside mines and what I mean by that the highway between Sudbury and Timmins Highway 144 Speaker 2: literally runs right alongside Speaker 2: of Cote. Speaker 2: So you Speaker 2: exit off the highway, you're at the mine. At Cassiar Speaker 2: Highway 37 Speaker 2: south, Speaker 2: you exit off the road, you're in Speaker 2: the Casio deposit. Speaker 2: In fact, Speaker 2: highway 37 bisects Speaker 2: the mine. So both have similar land sizes, about 59, 000 Speaker 2: hectares. By the way, that's Speaker 2: like a 140, 000 Speaker 2: acres. It's huge. Speaker 2: And both had very well-developed Speaker 2: infrastructure. Speaker 2: Cote, which what I liked. We used to have a hunting cap up there my family when when we were younger. So I knew the area. Speaker 2: Cote had all of the roads built by Speaker 2: the lumber company that was Speaker 2: cutting trees there, so Speaker 2: easy to get around Speaker 2: throughout the entire deposit. Speaker 2: Casiar, Speaker 2: a group of investors around 2009 Speaker 2: put upwards of $100 million. Speaker 2: Wow. And developing Speaker 2: about, Speaker 2: I'm going to say 170 kilometers of roadways, Speaker 2: Corshack, Speaker 2: Camp, Speaker 2: power Speaker 2: Access. Speaker 2: So Speaker 2: if you were going to try and replace Speaker 2: that ...

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