Stock Tip Tuesday…

G’day people. I know what you’re thinking - “Two Stock Tip Tuesday’s in two weeks?” Yep, we got you. We have a banger for you today: Kobo Resources (TSX.V: $KRI) - a company exploring one of the most promising gold belts in the world located in Côte d’Ivoire.

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Kobo Resources Is Discovering and Developing a Prime Gold Belt in an Investor-Attractive Region

Gold has been on a savage run in the last few months, and its showing no signs of slowing down as central banks move away from the USD and towards gold. It sure seems like a good time to be a junior gold exploration company…

Investors are flocking to the yellow metal as a safe haven amid rising geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty.

The Underrated Problem: High-Quality Gold Isn’t Getting Cheaper to Find

Gold is still gold, but good exploration ground isn’t exactly getting more abundant. As central banks, institutions and retail investors balance their portfolio’s risk, juniors that can actually find quality gold (not just hold permits) are going to be in demand.

That’s where Kobo Resources Inc (TSX.V: $KRI) comes in. Côte d’Ivoire is increasingly becoming a strong place to source gold. While the country’s gold production has grown significantly, it still trails neighbouring countries. Côte d’Ivoire is known for its mining-friendly jurisdiction and its strong road infrastructure. In fact, according to the World Bank-affiliated AICD, Côte d’Ivoire has “relatively well-developed infratructure backbones” compared to many African countries. This makes the country attractive for mining logistics.

Kobo Resources isn’t a dreamer, they’re in Côte d’Ivoire, West Africa, where mining is proven but not overly saturated. They’re not just discovering, but also developing gold resources in a very promising region.

Why Kobo Resources is Different

Let’s get down to the nitty gritty and dive into (TSX.V: $KRI)’s technical edge.

1. Two High-Potential Permits Owned 100%

• Kossou Permit (Kossou Gold Project): ~110km²; in a prolific gold belt.

• Kotobi Permit: ~ 302km², in Birimian-aged terrain, a geological setting that has historically produced serious gold.

2. Impressive Recent Drill Results

• At Kossou, they reported 10.0m @ 2.50 g/t Au plus 13.0m @ 1.49 g/t Au, which are great intercepts for an explorer.

• They’re not just throwing darts, they’re hitting structured mineralised zones, including structural corridors that can scale.

3. Real-World Strategic Partner

• Kobo struck a relationship agreement with Luso Global Mining, a subsidiary of Mota-Engil earlier this year. Luso brings engineering and construction expertise which could help de-risk a future development scenario. In other words, having Luso involved makes a future development safer, more reliable and less likely to run into issues, because they know how to handle the technical and construction challenges.

4. Prime Location

• The Kossou Gold Project is just 40km from Yamoussoukro (the capital city of Côte d’Ivoire) and 9.5km from a major operating gold mine.

• Infrastructure in the surrounding area is superb compared to neighbouring countries.

The Macro Gold Case: Why This Could Be Timely

• West Africa is hot: Côte d’Ivoire is becoming a go-to for explorers. Big miners already operate there, infrastructure is decent and geological belts are significantly under-explored relative to their potential.

• Junior exploration leverage: If gold prices rally again (or even if they only stay strong), high-growth explorers like Kobo can punch way above their weight.

• Strategic backing: With Luso Global Mining involved, Kobo isn’t just some speculative bet, there’s an operational pathway (not just another drilling play).

The Investment Thesis

Kobo Resources (TSX.V: $KRI) is positioned for growth and seems slightly undervalued for a company which could quickly scale up from just another junior explorer to a serious development target.

Yes, there are risks. Exploration is expensive and operating in West Africa does come with its fair share of political and operational risk. But don’t forget, they’re working on securing the future supply of the world’s most traded precious metal.

Having Luso Global Mining onboard is a strong signal that Kobo is building something more than just drill stories. Decades of experience in the gold exploration scene gives Kobo’s team the edge to really deliver here.

The company can be traded on TSX.V: $KRI.

The Bottom Line

Ticker: $KRI (TSX.V)

Kobo is not a safe, slow-growth gold stock – it’s a highly leveraged exploration bet on Côte d’Ivoire. Long story short: upside could be massive, but the risks are real.

Do your own research, but if you’re looking for exposure to a promising West African gold exploration company, Kobo may be worth looking into…

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That’s All Folks

Thank you for reading. Like usual. Not financial advice.

We don’t own any stock in Kobo Resources Inc. but we may buy or sell at any given moment.

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