Desert Gold Ventures (TSXV:DAU) (OTC: DAUGF)  is advancing a fully funded gravity plant in Mali towards near-term production.

Lyndsay Malchuk on Market Frontlines has an exclusive interview with Jared Scharf, CEO of Desert Gold Ventures (TSXV: DAU | Frankfurt: QXR2). As gold prices surge and West Africa remains a hotspot for discovery, Desert Gold is cutting through the noise with a dual-pronged strategy: advancing a near-term, small-scale gravity plant in Mali while simultaneously drilling for scale across two of the continent’s most prolific belts.

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In this deep dive, Jared unpacks the company’s recent oversubscribed financing, the real economics of their PEA, the 2026 drill strategy designed to unlock major resource growth, and the untapped potential of their Côte d’Ivoire project. Discover why this junior is moving from exploration to production and what it means for investors looking for disciplined execution in 2026.

Desert Gold Ventures Inc. is a gold exploration and development company that holds two gold exploration permits in Western Mali (SMSZ Project and Djimbala) and its Rutare gold project in central Rwanda.

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