7/24/26

Why Pardo’s Shallow, Flat-Lying Gold System Could Lower the Development Barrier

Inventus Mining CEO Wesley Whymark joins Steve Yang to explain how the Pardo River of Gold Project could advance from profitable bulk sampling toward a larger direct-shipping production model. Whymark discusses Pardo’s shallow, flat-lying paleoplacer geology, the company’s grade reconciliation results, and why its mining geometry may reduce the infrastructure and capital normally required to start a junior gold operation. He outlines the planned maiden mineral resource estimate targeted for the end of October 2026 and the drilling underway to define an initial production area of nearly 600,000 tonnes. The conversation also covers the Matinenda discovery, three stacked mineralized conglomerate layers, ore-sorting test work, heap-leach potential, and opportunities to improve operating margins. Whymark explains how future bulk-sample cash flow could support drilling and technical studies while reducing reliance on additional shareholder dilution. He also discusses Inventus Mining’s major shareholders, Ontario’s mining jurisdiction, access to Sudbury’s mining expertise, and the company’s targeted DSO production timeline.

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