 Today, I have the pleasure of speaking to Dustin Angelo from Anaconda Mining. How are you? I'm good. How are you doing, Tracy? Investor Intel audience. Everyone says to me they're looking for gold projects that are actually, you're actually producing. You have been for five years. Is that correct? That's correct. And you're out of debt now. Is that correct? We've been out of debt for over three years now. So we have a company here who's producing gold, and now it looks like with your latest resource update, we're looking at extending your mine production 10 years Is that correct? Well, that's the goal right now. We've got off to a good start with the resource estimate on Stalker Tite. It's my understanding that this resource update, which conforms to the NI-43101 standards, was very exciting on a number of fronts. Can you kind of give us more of a detailed update on this? Sure. You know, one of the most important things that we've been facing and one of the biggest challenges for Anaconda is the fact that we have our current pit, the pinecone pit, that has got a life of about three years left on it as we know it today. And the challenge of the market is the fact that they think that the project itself is going to wrap up in three years. But we feel as a company that the life of the project is much longer. We have a lot of property, a lot of exploration potential. And the Stalker Tite deposit, which we just announced the resource on, is the first step to demonstrate the fact that there is a longer life to the project. Of course, Anaconda has been exceeding expectations ever since you came on board. You've been achieving benchmarks to understand you've increased property claims ten times, tenfold. That's correct. Okay, so obviously there's a lot of evidence to support that you're going to achieve these goals. So for our audience that may not understand and understand the Point Roos project in Newfoundland, can you give us a bit of an overview? Sure. So the Point Roos project, we control the entire Ming's Bight Peninsula, which is on the north-central part of the island in the Bavorite Mining District. It's a historical mining district, goes back over a hundred years. We control 6,300 hectares of property, the entire peninsula. There's about 20 kilometers of strike length for gold trend. So there's a lot of prospectivity. There's five deposits that we control right now and then a lot of prospects and showings. So it's been explored in the past, but it's never been under one umbrella, all under one company. We've consolidated the whole area not only from a geographic perspective, but from a data information perspective. So we feel like we're in the best position right now to optimize the ability to find more gold on the peninsula and we're targeting a pretty lofty goal of trying to find about a million ounces. Well, speaking of efficiency and optimization, I know you've done a lot of work with automation in your mill. Including drones. Did I read that correctly? Yes, yes. Well, we use drones for surveying and it helps to more efficiently for the miners to survey the pits and all that. But the automation in the mill is a project that's been going on for a couple months now and it should finish up by about December basically to help create more efficiency in the mill, increase recovery and reduce cost. I often recommend when people talk to me about what companies I follow to always take a look at the background of your CEO, management team and board of directors. Of course, you have a stellar team, a stellar board. I noticed you also won an award recently or recognized for the top 100 entrepreneurs in an MBA magazine. Can you tell us a little bit more about this? So we don't normally hear about CEOs being recognized as entrepreneurs. I like that personally. Yeah, well, it was a diversity award, so it was top 100, 150 and I was recognized a couple months ago. We, you know, at Anaconda, we try to, you know, it's the mining industry is, I guess, is not typically very diverse, but we have a lot of women that are in senior leadership roles and because of that, I think, you know, the company itself got recognized and as a CEO, I guess I got the award. So what should we as interested investors anticipate, say, for the next couple of quarters? Well, I think we're going to continue to demonstrate there is a longer life to the project. You know, we just came out the resource estimate. We're following up right now as we speak with doing some drilling on the southern part of the Pine Cove pit and we're doing some trenching around another area that steps out further the main deposit at Stoggartite. So our goal in the next couple quarters is to demonstrate that there is a much longer life to the project via Stoggartite and an extension of the Pine Cove pit. So that's pretty much what we'll be working on. Now Anaconda Mining, of course, is in a very mining friendly jurisdiction. I don't think some people understand how exciting Newfoundland is for many of, for instance, technology metals you can find in Newfoundland as well. Would you consider acquisitions? Are you looking in that direction? Yeah, it's part of our strategy. We haven't been able to find an acquisition just yet, but we've looked all through Atlantic Canada and we looked through the other parts of North America. So yeah, we want to grow not only the project, but we want to grow the company. So we're looking for other assets to put on the Anaconda umbrella. Well, I'd like to just thank you for joining us today and giving us such a great update. Oh, thanks for having me.