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7,000% US Based Idaho & Utah Gold Miner Play

Published
26 Sep 24
Updated
17 Nov 25
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Author's Valuation

CA$4798.6% undervalued intrinsic discount

RockeTeller's Fair Value

Last UpdateΒ 17 Nov 25

Fair value Increased 31%

RockeTeller made no meaningful changes to valuation assumptions.

πŸͺ™ REVIVAL GOLD (RVG.V / RVLGF)

Latest Shares Outstanding

β€’ 272,400,000 shares basic

β€’ 317,700,000 fully diluted

β€’ Strong insider ownership (~35%)

β€’ Trading on TSXV & OTCQX

Latest AISC (PFS Proxy)

β€’ AISC assumption: US$1,235/oz

β€’ Based on heap-leach starter PFS and industry comparable costs

β€’ This is more reliable than worst-case stress AISC values

Core Projects

β€’ Beartrack–Arnett (Idaho) – ~4M oz gold resource, largest past producer in Idaho

β€’ Mercur (Utah) – ~1.6M oz gold resource, heap-leach restart potential

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πŸ—ΊοΈ RISKS & CATALYSTS MAPPED TO TIMELINE (2025 β†’ 2031)

πŸ“† 2025 – EARLY STAGE TECHNICAL + PERMITTING RISK

🚧 Risks

β€’ Mercur PEA or drilling delays.

β€’ Beartrack permitting packages may take longer than expected.

β€’ Higher inflation in mining services may raise projected AISC above US$1,235/oz.

β€’ Potential dilution from raising exploration capital.

⚑ Catalysts

β€’ Mercur PEA updates.

β€’ Beartrack engineering refinements.

β€’ New resource additions from 2025 drilling campaign.

β€’ Strong gold price may drive early re-rating.

πŸ“† 2026 – PERMITTING + ENGINEERING RISK

🚧 Risks

β€’ Beartrack permitting delays push the construction start beyond 2027.

β€’ Mercur PEA may show weaker economics than expected.

β€’ Exploration results fail to materially grow the resource base.

β€’ Cost inflation raises capex and sustaining costs.

⚑ Catalysts β€’ Beartrack updated PFS / engineering package.

β€’ Mercur resource upgrade + technical studies.

β€’ Potential first draft of environmental permits for Beartrack.

β€’ Higher gold price β†’ stronger valuations and financing leverage.

πŸ“† 2027 – FINANCING & CONSTRUCTION DECISION RISK

🚧 Risks

β€’ Securing capex financing (equity + debt) causes major dilution.

β€’ Slow permit approvals could delay shovel-ready status.

β€’ Gold price volatility affects financing terms and timing.

⚑ Catalysts

β€’ Beartrack construction decision (heap-leach).

β€’ Potential financing package announcement.

β€’ Mercur advancement toward pre-construction work.

β€’ Gold bull market could attract strategic investors or partners.

πŸ“† 2028 – CONSTRUCTION RISK

🚧 Risks

β€’ Construction overruns or equipment delivery delays.

β€’ CAPEX inflation intensifies beyond expectations.

β€’ Permitting bottlenecks push back construction milestones.

β€’ Local community or environmental challenges.

⚑ Catalysts

β€’ Construction progress updates.

β€’ Strong gold price secures additional low-dilution funding.

β€’ Potential early works at Mercur depending on 2027 outcomes.

πŸ“† 2029 – RAMP-UP RISK (FIRST GOLD POUR WINDOW)

🚧 Risks

β€’ Metallurgical performance weaker than feasibility models.

β€’ AISC higher during first two years of ramp (common in new mines).

β€’ Start-up delays due to commissioning issues.

β€’ Unexpected geotechnical challenges at Beartrack.

⚑ Catalysts

β€’ First gold pour at Beartrack–Arnett.

β€’ First revenue + cash flow.

β€’ Market re-rate as Revival moves from developer β†’ producer.

β€’ Gold price strength significantly amplifies early margins.

πŸ“† 2030 – EXPANSION + MULTI-ASSET RISK

🚧 Risks

β€’ Scaling to 200K–250K oz/year may be slower than expected.

β€’ Mercur could require more capex than preliminary estimates.

β€’ Sustaining capital and strip ratio volatility increase costs.

⚑ Catalysts

β€’ Beartrack reaching commercial production stability.

β€’ Mercur advancing to construction decision.

β€’ Combined production target begins to approach 250k oz/year.

β€’ New resources extend mine life and raise NAV.

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πŸ“Š FCF VALUATION SCENARIOS (GOLD-FOCUSED)

Production Target Used: 250,000 oz/year

AISC Used: US$1,235/oz

Shares Used: 272.4M basic

Formula Used:

Margin = Gold Price – AISC

FCF = Margin Γ— 250,000

Valuation = FCF Γ— (10Γ—, 15Γ—, 20Γ—)

Per-Share Value = Valuation Γ· Shares

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πŸ’° SCENARIO 1 – GOLD = US$4,500/oz ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Margin per oz = 4,500 – 1,235 = US$3,265

Annual FCF = 3,265 Γ— 250,000 = US$816,250,000

10Γ— FCF β†’ US$8.162B β†’ US$29.96/share 15Γ— FCF β†’ US$12.243B β†’ US$44.94/share 20Γ— FCF β†’ US$16.325B β†’ US$59.92/share

CAD Conversion (Γ—1.36):

10Γ— β†’ C$40.74/share

15Γ— β†’ C$61.12/share

20Γ— β†’ C$81.50/share

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πŸ’° SCENARIO 2 – GOLD = US$5,000/oz ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Margin per oz = 5,000 – 1,235 = US$3,765

Annual FCF = 3,765 Γ— 250,000 = US$941,250,000

10Γ— FCF β†’ US$9.412B β†’ US$34.54/share 15Γ— FCF β†’ US$14.118B β†’ US$51.82/share 20Γ— FCF β†’ US$18.824B β†’ US$69.09/share

CAD Conversion (Γ—1.36):

10Γ— β†’ C$46.97/share

15Γ— β†’ C$70.48/share

20Γ— β†’ C$93.97/share

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🎯 CONCLUSION

With AISC ~US$1,235/oz and a long-term production target of 250,000 oz/year, Revival Gold has one of the highest upside profiles among U.S. gold developers:

β€’ At $4,500 gold β†’ US$30–60/share

β€’ At $5,000 gold β†’ US$35–69/share

β€’ In CAD β†’ C$40–94/share

This is premium re-rating territory IF:

β€’ Both Beartrack & Mercur advance smoothly

β€’ Financing is secured without extreme dilution

β€’ Gold maintains a path toward $4,500–5,000

High-risk, high-reward β€” but very strong torque to a gold supercycle.

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