Categories: General Market Commentary / Precious Metals
Topics: General Market Commentary / Gold Stocks

Revival Gold Delivers Big at Mercur

Revival Gold (TSXV: RVG | OTCQX: RVLGF) just pulled a fast one on the market—quietly picking up a past-producing U.S. gold mine with all the right ingredients: location, scale, infrastructure, and data. It’s called Mercur, and Barrick used to run it. Now it’s in Revival’s hands, and a fresh preliminary economic assessment (PEA) just hit the wire.

This isn’t pie-in-the-sky speculation. There’s historic metallurgy, known mineralization, and infrastructure already in place. That’s not just a shortcut—that’s a head start.

And while Wall Street’s still trying to figure out what “permitting risk” means in this cycle, Hugh Agro’s out stacking ounces in Idaho and Utah. Beartrack-Arnett is already a 4 million ounce story. Add Mercur’s multi-million-ounce upside, and you’ve got a junior that could double its gold footprint—without drilling a hole.

Revival just leveled up. When the market wakes up, this story could rerate in a hurry. If you believe in U.S.-based gold with infrastructure, ounces, and a real path to production… this is one to own before the rerate.

In this recent interview, Revival Gold CEO Hugh Agro provides insight into the company's recent acquisition of the historic Mercur gold project in Utah, a past-producing mine that once delivered over 2.6 million ounces of gold. Agro emphasizes the project's strategic location—within 50 miles of Salt Lake City—and its unique permitting advantage as a site with a history of production and existing tailings infrastructure.

Agro makes it clear that Mercur isn’t a greenfield project—it’s an advanced-stage brownfield opportunity with extensive historic data from both Noranda and Barrick. 

Revival just released a modern PEA that leverages historic metallurgical test work and confirms large-scale heap leach potential. He draws a parallel to other heap-leach mines in the U.S. Southwest, suggesting Mercur has what it takes to become a multi-million-ounce producing asset again.

Agro also reaffirms Revival’s commitment to its Beartrack-Arnett project in Idaho, which is further along the de-risking curve with a four million ounce gold endowment and strong oxide production potential.

Revival Gold Delivers Big at Mercur—Perfect Timing With $3,000 Gold

Revival Gold just dropped a PEA on its Mercur heap-leach project in Utah—and with gold ripping over $3,000/oz, the timing couldn’t be better.
Here’s the headline: $752 million after-tax NPV and 57% IRR at $3,000 gold. Even at a more conservative $2,175/oz, it still returns a robust $294 million NPV and 27% IRR. This is a low-strip, low-cost, U.S.-based brownfield project with near-term production potential and serious leverage to gold.

Mercur would produce an average of 95,600 ounces per year over a 10-year mine life, with all-in sustaining costs of just $1,363/oz. Pre-production capex comes in at a manageable $208 million, with a payback of under two years at current prices.

The PEA was built on nearly 1.4 million ounces in resources, and there's blue-sky upside from known targets like West Dip and Porphyry Ridge. With infrastructure in place and permitting projected at just two years, Mercur is quietly shaping up to be one of the few U.S. gold projects ready to go.

Mercur is a top-tier U.S. gold development project: shovel-ready, undervalued, and perfectly timed for $3,000 gold. It offers serious upside without the long permitting risk or billion-dollar capex that bogs down most peers. In a tight gold project pipeline, Mercur stands out as one of the few that could actually get built—soon.

This is the kind of low-risk, high-upside development story that plays very well in a rising gold tape. Revival just went from “watchlist” to “dig deeper.”

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