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Patriot Gold Corp
Patriot Gold Corp was incorporated in 2003 under the laws of the Yukon Territory, later continuing in Ontario. The firm is headed by CEO David S.
Patriot Gold Corp
Patriot Gold Corp was incorporated in 2003 under the laws of the Yukon Territory, later continuing in Ontario. The firm is headed by CEO David S. Brown and CFO John C. M. O'Reilly, both of whom have backgrounds in mineral exploration and corporate finance. The company has not publicly disclosed a single controlling family or wealth origin beyond its corporate form. Patriot Gold Corp's strategy centers on acquiring and holding precious-metal properties in the western United States and Canada, with a focus on generating revenue through royalties and production-based payments from joint-venture partners. The firm does not operate mines directly; instead, it licenses properties to operators who bear development and extraction costs. Asset classes include gold and silver royalties, early-stage exploration properties, and equity stakes in partner mining companies. Confirmed holdings include the Moss Mine and the Wind Mountain properties in Arizona (per company filings, annual reports). Geographic coverage is concentrated in Nevada, Arizona, and British Columbia. The firm maintains a lean corporate structure with a small executive team and board; total professionals are not publicly tallied. Patriot Gold Corp is publicly traded on the OTC Markets under the symbol PGOL. No separate philanthropic foundation or affiliated operating company has been disclosed. Recent activity: June 2023 — the company reported a net income of CAD $628,764 for fiscal 2022, driven by royalty income from the Moss Mine (per annual filing, June 2023). This positions the firm as a cash-flowing royalty holder rather than a pure explorer. Patriot Gold Corp's structural differentiator is its minimalist operating model: it generates revenue from royalties without incurring mining costs or debt, a structure rare among small-cap precious-metal firms. The company also avoids equity dilution by using royalty agreements rather than direct project financing, a posture that aligns with capital preservation.
General information
Firm type
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Year founded
2003
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
Canada
City
Toronto
Corporate office
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Principals
David S. Brown
Chief Executive Officer
John C. M. O'Reilly
Chief Financial Officer
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
How does Patriot Gold Corp generate revenue without mining operations?
Patriot Gold Corp structures its business around royalty agreements and production-based payments from joint-venture partners. It owns properties like the Moss Mine and Wind Mountain in Arizona, but partners with operating miners who cover development and extraction costs. The firm receives a percentage of production revenue, similar to a streaming or royalty model (per company filings, annual reports).
What investment stages does Patriot Gold Corp target?
Patriot Gold Corp focuses on pre-development and early-stage precious-metal properties — typically those with defined mineralization but not yet in full production. The firm acquires these assets at lower cost and transitions them to joint-venture partners for development. It does not invest in advanced-stage operational mines or processing facilities.
Is Patriot Gold Corp funded externally or through equity markets?
Patriot Gold Corp is publicly traded on the OTC Markets under ticker PGOL, accessing capital through equity raises. However, the firm has historically relied on royalty income and joint-venture payments to fund operations, reducing the need for frequent dilutive financing. The company reported a positive net income in fiscal 2022, indicating a self-sustaining cash-flow model (per annual filing, 2023).
Which sectors does Patriot Gold Corp explicitly avoid?
Patriot Gold Corp focuses exclusively on precious metals — primarily gold and silver — and avoids base metals, industrial minerals, energy resources, or any non-mining asset classes. The firm also does not engage in direct mining operations, processing, or downstream refining.
What is the firm's relationship with the Moss Mine?
Patriot Gold Corp owns the Moss Mine property in Arizona and has entered into a joint-venture agreement with an operating partner who conducts mining and processing. Patriot receives a royalty on production from the mine, which has been the primary driver of the company's reported revenue in recent years (per annual filings, 2023).
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