Acquisition completed — acquired by STLLR Gold Inc.
Nighthawk Gold Corp merged with Moneta Gold Inc via court-approved plan of arrangement on 2024-02-06, forming STLLR Gold Inc (TSX:STLR). Nighthawk shareholders received 0.21 STLLR shares per Nighthawk share. Colomac Gold Project is now a STLLR Gold asset. NHK.TO has not traded since (frozen at C$0.2550). Successor: STLLR Gold Inc. (TSX:STLR, trading since 2024-02-08).
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Nighthawk Gold held the Colomac Gold Project north of Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, an open-pit development opportunity. Nighthawk completed an at-market merger with Moneta Gold Inc. on February 6, 2024, forming STLLR Gold Inc. (TSX:STLR); Nighthawk is now a wholly-owned STLLR subsidiary and no longer trades independently.
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STLLR Gold Inc.'s acquisition of this company is already completed, so a forward-looking susceptibility score no longer applies.
P/NAV of 0.03x sits in the 5th percentile among 39 pea-stage gold peers, despite a jurisdiction score of 9/10 -- high enough that jurisdiction risk alone doesn't obviously explain the discount. Flagged as genuinely unexplained by this mechanical screen: either a real mispricing, or a real risk this screen can't see (a jurisdiction issue this score doesn't capture, or some other factor entirely) -- a distinct, more speculative bucket with no identified resolution catalyst, not the jurisdiction-risk pattern above. See this company's own profile page for any completed, cited research (Task #530) into that real "why," where one exists yet.
No researched, cited finding on file yet for what specifically makes this company cheap vs. its peers. Flagged by the mechanical screen above; a real research pass hasn't reached this company yet.
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Colomac Gold Project (Indin Lake, NWT) maiden PEA (26 Apr 2023, effective resource date 15 Mar 2023; QPs John McBride P.Geo. (Nighthawk VP Exploration) plus independent QPs from Ausenco Engineering and Moose Mountain Technical Services): 70,432,000t @ 1.50 g/t Au M+I for 3,387,000oz underlying an 11.2-year open-pit/underground mine life averaging 290,000 oz/yr Au (peak 340,000oz Yr 2), initial capex C$654M, LOM AISC US$828/oz, base case US$1,600/oz gold -- after-tax NPV5% C$1.2B (US$886M) / IRR 35%; pre-tax NPV5% C$1.8B / IRR 42.4%. Upside case (US$2,000/oz Au): after-tax NPV5% C$2.0B / IRR 56%. HISTORICAL RECORD: Nighthawk merged into STLLR Gold Inc. (TSX:STLR) 6 Feb 2024 (0.21 STLLR shares per Nighthawk share); Nighthawk no longer trades independently (acquisitionStatus=COMPLETED, already on file). All figures above are the maiden and only PEA Nighthawk ever published as an independent company -- genuinely current as of that filing, not verified against any newer STLLR-branded study of the same asset.