'Highest-grade discovery in all of Quebec' - Osisko Development's CEO Sean Roosen on Windfall project OsiskoDevelopment SeanRoosen Windfallproject
- Sean Roosen, CEO and chair, Osisko Development Corp., said the recent joint-venture agreement between Osisko Mining and Gold Fields for the Windfall project in Quebec, including a CAD$300 million initial cash payment, is the best deal for OSK shareholders.
With the proceeds from the $1.2 billion investment, Osisko is fully funded to bring Windfall, which Roosen describes as "the highest-grade discovery in all of Quebec", at 9-10 grams per tonne, into production.
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