Riverside Resources: Copper, Gold & Rare Earth strategy

EPISODE · Mar 4, 2026 · 4 MIN

Riverside Resources: Copper, Gold & Rare Earth strategy

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Riverside Resources Inc CDA CEO John-Mark Staude joined Angela Harmantas at the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada or PDAC conference in Toronto to share news about the strong momentum the company is seeing at the PDAC conference and how its project generator model is creating opportunities across multiple commodities. Speaking from the conference floor, Staude highlighted the positive industry sentiment and how that environment benefits Riverside’s partnership-driven strategy. He explained that when activity picks up in the mining sector, it often translates into more deal flow for the company. As he put it, “when there's a buzz in the air as a generator company, we get lots of deals.” Staude discussed Riverside’s diversified portfolio, which includes copper, gold, silver and rare earth element projects across Mexico and Canada. He pointed to work on porphyry copper systems in Mexico as a key focus, while also noting the company’s growing activity in rare earth elements in British Columbia. One near-term catalyst highlighted in the interview is work at the Union Project in Sonora, Mexico, where Riverside is partnered with Questcorp. Preparations are underway for drilling, with a campaign expected within the next two months and results anticipated in the following quarters. The conversation also touched on Riverside’s strategic transactions designed to unlock shareholder value. Staude referenced the company’s approach of spinning out assets into new entities, retaining royalties while allowing shareholders direct exposure to projects in regions such as Ontario and the Yukon. He also noted the continued support of long-term shareholders and investors, including strong backing from European investors and a cornerstone investment that reinforces confidence in Riverside’s long-term strategy. #proactiveinvestors #riversdieredinc #otcqb #rvsdf #tsxv #rri #pdac2026 #RiversideResources #JohnMarkStaude #MiningStocks #PDAC2026 #CopperExploration #GoldExploration #RareEarthElements #MiningInvesting #JuniorMining #ResourceStocks

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