Paramount Gold Nevada (PZG) Corporate presentation summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
Corporate presentation summary
30 Sep, 2026Asset portfolio and project overview
Holds 100% ownership of gold assets in Oregon and Nevada, covering over 50,000 acres with significant exploration potential.
Advancing two key projects: Grassy Mountain (Oregon) in final permitting and advanced development, and Sleeper (Nevada), a past producer with restart potential.
Combined gold resources total approximately 5.7 million ounces across both projects.
Grassy Mountain project highlights
2026 feasibility study shows strong economics: $375M NPV (5%) base case, $609M NPV (5%) upside, with IRR of 39%–55%.
Projected mine life of 9.3 years, producing 41.4 koz gold and 51.5 koz silver annually, with 93% gold recovery.
Initial capital requirement of $189.9M, with a 2.2-year payback at $3,600/oz gold.
Permitting milestones achieved in 2026, including federal and state approvals and updated feasibility study.
Expected to generate 198 jobs and $142M in economic activity for Malheur County, Oregon.
Sleeper project highlights
Positive initial assessment completed, with $402M NPV (8%) base case and $867M NPV (8%) upside; IRR ranges from 45% to 66%.
17-year mine life, producing 65 koz gold and 205 koz silver per year, with 1.99 Moz M&I and 2.3 Moz inferred gold resources.
Heap-leach redevelopment pathway with $8.7M advancement program recommended toward pre-feasibility.
Strong early cash flow profile, with $514M after-tax cash flow in the first five years (base case).
Extensive drilling and historic mining data support a well-defined resource.
Latest events from Paramount Gold Nevada
- A $50m shelf and $20m ATM offer flexible funding with dilution risk.PZG
Registration filing - Final permits for Grassy Mountain are imminent, unlocking growth at both flagship projects.PZG
Mining Forum Americas 2026 - Net loss rose to $15.56M as permitting advanced at Grassy Mountain and Sleeper studies progressed.PZG
Q4 2026 - Advancing high-value U.S. gold projects with robust economics and near-term development milestones.PZG
Corporate presentation - Net loss widened to $9.05 million amid higher permitting costs and ongoing funding challenges.PZG
Q4 2025 - Net loss rose to $8.06 million in FY2024 amid higher reclamation costs and ongoing liquidity risks.PZG
Q4 2024 - Shareholders are asked to vote on director elections, auditor ratification, executive pay, and an equity plan amendment.PZG
Proxy filing - Net loss increased to $2.03 million as the company continues exploration with no revenue.PZG
Q2 2025 - Net loss surged on higher exploration and derivative expenses; cash raised via equity and warrants.PZG
Q2 2026