Fury Gold Mines (Ticker:FURY) CEO Michael Timmins and Chairman Ivan Bebek provide an overview and update on the company’s progress. Michael commented on the advancement at Fury’s flagship project: “Eau Claire continues to impress us. And I think it’s the sheer scale of the mineral endowment that has surprised us the most. This is the type of project that I was searching for back when I was at Agnico Eagle. Significant growth, high-grade gold, easy access, gold at all project scales and in different geologies and the suite of regional targets, that’s going to offer that long-term growth.”
Ivan commented on why he is excited about Fury Gold’s potential: “Just a tremendous amount of deep value. And just listening to Mike, talk about the projects and what’s on deck and coming, it reminds me of why I want to own a lot more of Fury, when appropriate. We have a lot of results pending, so I’m going to wait until they’re all out, but I just feel there’s a tremendous amount of deep value behind this robust exploration and all the torque you look for as a shareholder. And I think that’s going to be lived every month for the rest of the year. There’ll be some holes to look for that could really, really change the game for us considerably, to the upside. Love the direction the company’s headed. Feel it’s a tremendous opportunity right now. I don’t know the results yet. Obviously, want to know them as much as everybody listening, but there’s enough holes there that can give us a lot of different ways to win for investors. Not just here. There’ll be the ones at Homestake as well as at my favorite, Committee Bay, this summer. So, I look forward to an extremely active year. Company’s busy and you’re going to hear a lot from Mike and the team.”
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