CEO Clips - Cabral Gold: Advancing a High-Grade District in Brazil
A district-scale gold project in Brazil is making headlines with high-grade hits and near-term construction plans.
With 1.2M oz in resources and drill results hitting over 30g/t, Cabral Gold is quickly moving toward a production decision in a proven gold jurisdiction.
With five grassroots gold discoveries already under its belt, the Cabral Gold team is no stranger to success in Brazil. Now, the company is progressing its most advanced asset yet—Cuiu Cuiu, located in northern Brazil.
Cuiu Cuiu hosts an estimated 1.2 million ounces in indicated and inferred resources, with recent drilling returning 11 meters at 33 g/t gold—a standout intercept even among high-grade peers. A pre-feasibility study outlines production at just $1,210/oz, making this a competitive and scalable project. With a construction decision expected in the coming months, momentum is building.
Armed with deep regional experience, insider investment, and three rigs turning, Cabral isn’t just exploring—it’s building a future-ready gold operation in one of the world’s most resource-rich regions.
To learn more about Cabral Gold (TSX.V: CBR, OTC: CBGZF), watch their video HERE
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