GoldMining Inc. Advances São Jorge Project with NI 43‑101 PEA Filing

GoldMining Inc. (TSX: GOLD, NYSE American: GLDG) announced on 22 July 2026 that it has filed a NI 43‑101 technical report containing a preliminary economic assessment (PEA) for its São Jorge gold project in Pará State, Brazil. The filing, made public through the Company’s profiles on SEDARplus and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission website, marks a significant step in the project’s development timeline.

Project Highlights

The PEA presents a compelling economic case for São Jorge, with the following key figures:

MetricBase Case (Gold $3,500/oz)At $4,400/oz
After‑tax NPV (5 % discount)$532 million$836.8 million
After‑tax IRR42.4 %58.6 %
Payback period2.4 years2.4 years (unchanged)

The report estimates an initial capital cost of $202 million (inclusive of a 25 % contingency). This capital requirement yields a highly attractive 2.6× base‑case NPV5% to initial capital ratio. São Jorge’s strategic location—adjacent to existing power lines, paved highways, and a skilled labor pool—supports the project’s low capital hurdle and high infrastructure efficiency.

Production and Cash Flow Outlook

The PEA projects a ten‑point‑six‑year mine life with an average annual gold output of 51,250 oz. Peak production is forecasted at 57,200 oz per year during years 2 through 4. The operation will rely on a conventional open‑pit truck‑and‑shovel approach, processing 5,500 t per day through a gravity‑and‑leach flowsheet that delivers 90 % metallurgical recovery. The All‑In Sustaining Cost (AISC) is projected at $1,464/oz, underpinning the project’s strong internal free‑cash‑flow profile.

Next Steps

GoldMining is preparing to launch pre‑feasibility studies as the project moves closer to permitting and a definitive construction decision. CEO Alastair Still noted that filing the technical report “marks the next step in the advancement of our portfolio” and expressed excitement over the project’s economic upside and infrastructure advantages.

Market Context

Despite the Company’s recent filing, its share price closed at CAD 1.22 on 21 July 2026, reflecting a market cap of roughly CAD 255 million. The stock’s recent 52‑week range (CAD 1.05–3.10) and a negative price‑earnings ratio of –9.95 suggest that investors remain cautious, likely awaiting further de‑risking and regulatory approvals before the São Jorge project can materialise into cash flow.

In summary, GoldMining Inc.’s NI 43‑101 PEA filing for São Jorge provides a detailed economic foundation that highlights the project’s strong potential returns, efficient capital use, and strategic logistical advantages. The forthcoming pre‑feasibility studies and permitting process will determine the speed with which these projections can be translated into production and shareholder value.