Hello, everyone. Welcome to the brand-new show on the Metal Summit channel, “METALS100 Stock Review: Episode 1.”
As the metals market continues to heat up in June 2025, we are excited to launch this program to provide investors with authoritative and objective tracking of mining company developments and insightful analysis of market trends.
Currently, gold, silver, and critical minerals are in an upward cycle driven by a combination of policy support, capital flows, and supply-demand dynamics. Facing a wide divergence in the performance of mining stocks and resource assets, our goal with this show is to help you better identify which companies truly hold value and which are at key transformational stages, offering high-quality reference for your investment decisions.
In this episode, we have selected six companies whose recent market performance is worth paying attention to, covering a range of stages from early exploration to near-production.
First, we introduce West Red Lake Gold (WRLG). The company is accelerating the advancement of its flagship Madsen gold mine in the Red Lake district of Ontario, Canada. Recently, they announced an earlier-than-expected mine restart, largely thanks to very positive bulk sampling results that have further boosted management confidence. The stock price has risen from $0.58 at the end of March to $0.96 currently—an increase of over 60% in just two months. As a typical example of a company transitioning from development to production, WRLG is being revalued by the market and shows strong potential for further upside.
For more information, please visit WRLG website.
Next is Radisson Mining (RDS), focusing on the O’Brien gold project in Quebec. They recently completed an oversubscribed financing round, raising $12 million instead of the planned $7 million, reflecting strong institutional investor interest. The stock price climbed from $0.30 to $0.38. Their new CEO, Matt Manson, who successfully led Marathon Gold through a merger, brings practical experience and strategic execution capability to Radisson. The company plans to add a fourth drill rig in June to expand exploration.
For more information, please visit RDS website.
Then we have Osisko Development (ODV). Its stock rose about 30%, from $2.10 to $2.73. Although daily trading volume is relatively low, investors have gained a deeper understanding of its value as the company updates its prefeasibility study (PFS) and strengthens its economic model. In the current gold bull market, ODV is expected to attract more attention from capital markets.
For more information, please visit ODV website.
Troilus Gold (TLG) also deserves attention. The company secured a $35 million loan facility to support project development and is proactively managing potential financial risks through capital operations. Their drilling results at the Troilus project in Quebec continue to be strong. The stock price rose from $0.43 to $0.64, a 40% gain. This company demonstrates comprehensive strength in resource size, grade, and financing capability.
For more information, please visit TLG website.
We also highlight Integra Resources (ITR), a company that has successfully entered the production stage. They produced over 19,000 ounces of gold this quarter. Although their all-in sustaining cost reached $2,342 per ounce—above the industry average—the company remains profitable with gold prices above $2,000 per ounce. Market capitalization approaches $400 million, and the stock price rose steadily from $1.89 to $2.46. They are advancing two promising development projects, with potential to build a more complete production profile in the future.
For more information, please visit ITR website.
Finally, Group Eleven Resources (ZNG) stands out in metals beyond traditional gold and silver. Recently, they reported one of their best drill results ever at the Ballywire project in Ireland: a 12-meter mineralized interval containing 2.3% copper and 560 grams per ton silver. This discovery greatly boosts market confidence in their resource potential. The stock price doubled from $0.19 to $0.36. With further drilling plans underway, the market remains highly focused on this company.
For more information, please visit ZNG website.
In summary, this episode of METALS100 Stock Review presents a full spectrum of companies from exploration and financing to production, reflecting the current strong investment interest in the resource sector. Supported by a bullish metals market, mining stocks still have significant upside potential. If you are interested in any of these companies or would like us to analyze other targets in future episodes, please reach out to us here.
“METALS100 Stock Review” will continue bringing you the latest market updates and carefully selected company cases. Thank you and see you next time!
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