Heliostar Metals – Major Transition To A Gold Producer, Outlined By The New VP Corporate Development Mike Gingles
Mike Gingles, the new VP of Corporate Development at Heliostar Metals (TSX.V:HSTR – OTCQX:HSTXF – FRA: RGG1) joins me to discuss the fast evolution of the Company into a gold producer in Mexico.
I start by having Mike share his extensive 30-35 years of experience in the mining industry, working across various countries and sectors such as copper and gold mining. Mike then outlines Heliostar’s swift transformation from an exploration company to a gold producer in Mexico, fueled by recent strategic acquisitions, including the high-grade Ana Paula Project and two producing mines from Argonaut. These acquisitions aim to enhance Heliostar’s portfolio, stabilize cash flows, and support future developments.
Please email me at Fleck@kereport.com with any follow up questions for Mike or Charles.
Click here to visit the Heliostar Metals website to learn more about the Company.
Thanks for that kind comment and feedback Kevin.
Yes, I’d agree the communication from Reyna Silver and Reyna Gold about their direction and potential combining, has been sparse and has many investors asking questions. The last few times we spoke with Michael Wood, he didn’t seem to have any clear answers, but we can try reaching out again, to get updates on either or both companies.
Thanks for listening to the show!
– Shad
Cory, appreciate that update on Heliostar. You and Shad do such a great job of staying on top of these sector. Super impressed by your diligence and dedication to getting information to investors. Thanks.
I have a question. Could you and Shad take a look at Reyna Silver? I could be wrong but they have kind of disappeared a bit. I don’t understand what they are doing with Reyna Gold in Nevada and if and how that is coupled to Reyna Silver. Also they haven’t been doing much drilling in Mexico at all. I emailed Lauren Magaw and she did get back to me. She said that other investors were asking questions about the company as well, i.e. the company in Mexico and the company in Nevada.
Thanks