Roxmore Resources Inc. (TSXV: RM, OTC: GARLF) – From corporate reset to development execution: Roxmore’s converse pathway takes shape

Investment Analysis Roxmore Resources Inc.

PEA delivery (Q2/2026). We model Converse at ~155 Koz/year gold production at an AISC of US$1,902/oz and a 16-year life of mine. We believe that there is further potential for mine plan optimization and gold recovery assumptions to push the production profile at a higher rate at a lower AISC.  

Financing close (expected in February 2026). Confirmation of $32.64M close and early capital deployment into drilling, metallurgy, and permitting work streams. 

Drill results (Q1/Q2 2026) from the planned ~30,000 m drill program for 2026. 

PFS technical studies. Updates from technical work done to support the PFS, including updates on environmental baseline study work and additional metallurgical testwork. 

Valuation and recommendation Our price target of $6.75/share, which implies a ~200% upside to RM’s latest close, is based on a 0.5x blended NAV multiple at US$3,500/oz LT gold price assumption. Our conceptual DCF values Converse at $1,031M (NPV5%), yielding a total company NAV of ~$1,150M or ~C$13.50/share fully diluted and fully funded to feasibility study & construction readiness. Non-core assets (Rattlesnake Hills, Wyoming; Newton, BC) are assigned a combined $38.6M in-situ value. We assume a $50M equity raise in 2027 at $4.00/share, strategically timed to follow key de-risking milestones. We maintain our Buy rating for the stock.

Since our initiation on Axcap Ventures (now Roxmore Resources, TSXV: RM, OTC: GARLF, FF: 1WJO), in August 2025, the company has undergone a comprehensive corporate transformation. The transformation started with the acquisition of Taura Gold (closed on November 20, 2025), which essentially brought in a new management team with a solid track record of project execution and multi-billion dollar exits in Nevada (Fronteer Gold) and West Africa (Roxgold). The transaction was concurrent with a 10:1 share consolidation, a $9.16M strategic financing, and a corporate rebrand to Roxmore Resources. Subsequently,  Roxmore has continued focusing on resource upgrade & extension drilling, commissioned a PEA (expected  in Q2/2026), uplisted to TSX, and announced a $30M non-brokered private placement (increased to $32.64M), with focus on de-risking the Converse Gold Project. Our investment thesis remains largely unchanged and is anchored around the Converse Gold Project. 

 

With a total resource base of ~5.9 Moz grading at 0.52 g/t Au (5.57 Moz at 0.52 g/t Au M&I and 0.42 Moz at 0.53 g/t Au Inferred), Converse is one of the largest undeveloped gold deposits i n Nevada, which is not owned by a major gold producer. With this update, we have also updated our model and our price target to $6.75/share. The revision is largely driven by the gold price assumption of US$3,500/oz from US$2,700/ oz as well as 10:1 share consolidation which has led to the change in price target on a per share basis. On an EV/oz basis, the stock trades at US$14/oz, a deep discount compared to peers at US$105/oz. We view the valuation gap to close as the new management continues to work towards de-risking Converse on all fronts, i.e. technical and environmental permitting. Overall, Roxmore provides a very attractive entry point into a potential low-risk, low-complexity project in a Tier 1 mining jurisdiction.

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