CEO.CA's Inside the Boardroom: Revival Gold's C$29M Upsize: EMR Capital Entry and Dundee Doubles Down
Founded in 2012, CEO.CA, a wholly owned subsidiary of EarthLabs, Inc., is one of the most popular free financial websites and apps in Canada and for investors globally - with industry leading audience engagement and mobile functionality. Millions of people visit CEO.CA each year to connect with investors from around the world, share knowledge and view impactful stories about stocks, commodities, and emerging companies.
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'Inside the Boardroom' is more than just an interview series - it's a chance to gain firsthand knowledge from industry leaders, understanding their vision, challenges, and strategy.
We caught up with Hugh Agro, CEO of Revival Gold Inc.(TSXV: RVG) to discuss their remarkable financing progression that upsized from C$24 million to C$29 million with strategic investors EMR Capital and Dundee Corporation. With fresh capital in hand, Revival is focused on launching 50,000 feet of drilling across their Mercur project in Utah and the Beartrack-Arnett project in Idaho.
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The leading community for investors & traders in junior resource & venture stocks. CEO.CA is one of the most popular free financial websites and apps in Canada and for small-cap investors globally -- with industry leading audience engagement and mobile functionality. Since 2012, CEO.CA has brought millions of investors together from over 164 countries to discuss their portfolio holdings and find new investment opportunities. Download our App on iOS or Android marketplace or visit us today at CEO.CA to set up your free account.
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