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Mining Stock Education · Saturday, September 19, 2026

Scorpio Gold Debuts on Nasdaq, CEO Highlights District-Scale Potential and Undervaluation

Scorpio Gold Corp. (SGLD) has listed on the Nasdaq, a move CEO Zane Kallian states is crucial for accessing US capital and achieving fair valuation. Kallian believes the market is undervaluing the company on a per-ounce-in-the-ground basis, especially considering its district-scale potential and high-grade resources.

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“As a US focus company with a US asset, we see getting exposure to the US investing investment community and US investors was really core to how we see our success kind of rolling out.”
Zane Kallian
“So, it really is core to our our overall strategy and how I think we will have success, um, in truly getting a fair valuation in the market, as well as being able to get access to capital at much higher levels, which limit dilution, allows us to kind of continue to move this business forward as a junior exploration company.”
Zane Kallian
“And then finally, and probably the most importantly, is that we've been very, um, consciously, very active and trying to park it that we are working on a district on a project with district scale potential.”
Zane Kallian
Heard on Mining Stock Education — “Scorpio Gold’s Nasdaq Debut ($SGLD), Manhattan District Scale Potential, and Reprocessing Upside”, published Saturday, September 19, 2026. Heardvine summarizes and quotes with attribution and timestamps, and links to the original everywhere.
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Scorpio Gold Debuts on Nasdaq, CEO Highlights District-Scale Potential and Undervaluation — Heardvine