Here's a summary of our interview with Canada Nickel CEO Mark Selby on the Crawford nickel project north of Timmins. Full write-up and video at the link.
Overview:
What have they done for shareholders lately?
How much money do they have and what are they spending it on?
Upcoming catalysts
Risks
Full Article: https://resourcetalks.com/battery-metals-stocks/giant-nickel-project-in-ontario-but-is-the-grade-enough-for-a-mine/
TL;DR
Their flagship project Crawford recently got its federal impact assessment approval on July 31, 2026, which CEO Selby called the “big yes/no permit.” He also added that provincial permits are expected to be wrapped up by around October 2027, with a construction decision targeted for mid-2027 and equipment on site by the end of 2027, leading to first production roughly two years later. The company just closed a roughly C$21 million private placement, but Selby was upfront that this money only covers detailed engineering and long lead equipment orders through year end, not a construction decision. He called getting the remaining financing pieces (government money and strategic investors) in place the single biggest unknown right now.
