JRI 20: Perpetua Resources and Building for the Future by Addressing the Past

Time Stamps below. Please like and subscribe! Perpetua Resources is a late-stage developer focused on The brownfield Stibnite Gold Project in the abandoned Stibnite Mining District in mining-friendly Idaho. It is home to well over 4 million ounces of recoverable gold and one of America’s largest deposits of Antimony, a critical resource. It trades on the TSX and on the NASDAQ under the ticker PPTA. Time Stamps:

01:30: Elevator pitch for Perpetua

03:00: Laurel and her career experience

04:20: Jess and her career experience at majors

09:00: Perpetua’s Geos

11:00: Share structure

13:30: Cash-on-hand and burn rate and DoD funding

15:45: History of Perpetua’s Stibnite land package

18:00: Past environmental impacts

20:00: Use of their money to exceed baseline environmental regulatory standards

22:40: Recent public comment period on Perpetua’s Environmental Impact Statement, US Forest Service Approval

24:00: Orphan Period on the Lassonde and permitting.

25:00: Jurisdiction

27:00: Further discussion of permitting process – where they’ve been and where they’re going

30:00: Timeline for moving to construction

31:20: Derisking of permits not reflecting in share price appreciation

37:00: Macro tailwinds

38:00: Use of Antimony and its role as critical mineral, pricing, etc.

43:30: Any future exploration? Revisiting FS?

45:50: The deposit: grade, size, geology, planned mine strategy, strip ratio, etc.

48:50: Metallurgy and Recovery process

50:20: Favourable project economics

52:15: Further project optimisation?

53:45: 0-18 month catalysts

54:45: Final thoughts