Unicorns Podcast: Geopacific (ASX:GPR) on upward trajectory as gold action moves north

The Unicorns Podcast connects you to some of the best and brightest founders, CEOs, executives, business owners, innovators, entrepreneurs and inspiring leaders who make things happen and inspire others.

Host Justin Kelly – former broadcast journalist and PR veteran – chats with leaders from across Australia and internationally on business strategy, what it takes to build a successful company, how to overcome challenges and advice for those on a similar journey.

In this episode of The Unicorns Podcast, Justin interviews James Fox, CEO of Geopacific Resources (ASX:GPR).

The hot gold sector dealmaking has headed to Papua New Guinea, signalling growing confidence in our nearest neighbour’s precious metals potential.

Kingston Resources recently struck a $95 million agreement to sell its Misima gold project to mining heavyweight Ok Tedi and now mid-tier producer St Barbara is set to take a substantial stake in Geopacific Resources (ASX:GPR).

Not far from Misima, Geopacific is advancing its flagship Woodlark Gold Project – and its new relationship with the operator of the nearby Simberi gold mine is expected to accelerate progress. A Definitive Feasibility Study for Woodlark is slated for release by year’s end, while Geopacific plans to start the drills this month with the aim to grow the current 1.67Moz resource.

In this episode, James talks through Geopacific’s significant exploration program, which is about to commence and a Definitive Feasibility Study due later this year. There’s plenty to unpack – so, if you’re interested in gold, growth and upcoming catalysts, you’ll want to stay tuned.

This podcast was developed in collaboration with Geopacific Resources, a Stockhead advertiser at the time of publishing.

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