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Osisko Mining Inc.
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2010
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Osisko Mining Inc. was a Canadian gold exploration and development company headquartered in Toronto, Ontario. Founded in 2010 and previously listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX:OSK), the company's primary focus was advancing its flagship Windfall Project, a significant high-grade gold deposit located in Quebec's Urban-Barry greenstone belt within the Abitibi region. Osisko's project portfolio also included interests in the Quévillon and Urban-Barry properties in Quebec, positioning the company as a single-commodity (gold) junior miner concentrated in a tier-one Canadian mining jurisdiction.

The company generated no commercial revenue during the analyzed period, operating as a pre-production explorer and developer. Its business model relied on equity financings — including a C$100 million private placement completed in February 2023 and cumulative funding rounds exceeding C$970 million since 2015 — to fund drilling, resource definition, feasibility studies, and permitting activities. Osisko pursued growth through strategic land acquisitions, including the 2016 Niogold Mining acquisition and the 2018 Beaufield Mews acquisition, to consolidate its footprint around the Windfall Project.

In August 2024, Gold Fields Limited announced its agreement to acquire Osisko Mining for approximately C$2.16 billion (~$1.57 billion) at C$4.90 per share. The transaction was completed in October 2024, resulting in Osisko's delisting from the TSX and its absorption as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Gold Fields Windfall Holdings Inc. Post-acquisition, the Windfall Project and related assets operate under Gold Fields' Canadian subsidiary, and Osisko's independent executive team resigned as part of the concluded arrangement.

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Osisko Mining was a Canadian gold exploration and development company focused on its flagship Windfall Project in Quebec's Urban-Barry greenstone belt. Acquired by Gold Fields Limited in October 2024 for C$2.16 billion, it was delisted from the TSX.

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Acquired
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101–250
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HeadquartersToronto, Canada
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Toronto
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Canada
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North America
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Serves global market

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gold exploration, gold mining development, precious metals extraction, mineral resource development, underground gold mining
Industry2 codes
1Gold Mining
CodeIMAKAEAAPrimaryYes
2Precious Metals Exploration & Project Development
CodeIMAKAEAIPrimaryNo
NAICS code1 code
  • Gold Ore and Silver Ore Mining21222
SIC code1 code
  • Gold And Silver Ores1040
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Gold Mining
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Operations, Infrastructure, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain
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B2B
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Hardware or Manufacturing
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Osisko Mining explored for and developed gold mineral resources, principally through its flagship Windfall Project in Quebec's Urban-Barry greenstone belt, alongside the Quévillon and Urban-Barry projects. The company planned to produce and sell gold from these deposits into global commodity markets, deriving revenue from extracted precious metals sales to refineries and traders. Following the October 2024 acquisition by Gold Fields Limited, the assets continue to be advanced by Gold Fields Windfall Holdings Inc.

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Osisko Mining was a gold exploration and development company focused on its flagship Windfall Project in Quebec, Canada. The company operated primarily in the Urban-Barry greenstone belt and was acquired by Gold Fields Limited in October 2024 for approximately C$2.16 billion (~$1.57 billion). Post-acquisition, the Windfall Project is now operated by Gold Fields Windfall Holdings Inc., with Osisko having been delisted from the Toronto Stock Exchange. Osisko's project portfolio included the Windfall, Quévillon, and Urban-Barry projects in Quebec's Abitibi Greenstone Belt.

Product and service3 records
1Windfall Project
CategoryGold mining project
Description

Flagship high-grade underground gold deposit located in the Urban-Barry belt of Quebec, Canada, developed by Osisko Mining as the centerpiece of its gold production pipeline and now operated by Gold Fields Windfall Holdings Inc.

2Quévillon Project
CategoryGold exploration project
Description

Gold exploration project located in Quebec, part of Osisko Mining's broader portfolio of precious metals assets within the Abitibi Greenstone Belt.

3Urban-Barry Project
CategoryGold exploration project
Description

Gold exploration project within the Urban-Barry greenstone belt of Quebec, forming part of Osisko Mining's portfolio of gold assets in the Abitibi region.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
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Canadian mid-tier gold producer with exploration and development assets in Quebec and West Africa. Comparable to Osisko as a publicly listed Canadian gold company with both producing and development-stage assets in tier-one jurisdictions.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Senior Canadian gold producer with a long-standing Quebec footprint including the Canadian Malartic mine. Operates as a major incumbent across the Abitibi region and represents the type of large operator that would value a Quebec development asset like Windfall.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Quebec-focused gold exploration and development company advancing projects in the Urban-Barry area. Closely comparable to Osisko as a junior developer operating in the same greenstone belt and competing for the same local talent and capital.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Canadian gold exploration company with a flagship project in the Val-d'Or area of Quebec. Directly comparable to Osisko as a Quebec-focused gold developer with district-scale exploration optionality.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Exploration and development company advancing the Martiniere gold project in Quebec's Urban-Barry and Detour-Fenelon gold trends. Directly comparable given geographic overlap and similar development-stage profile.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Canadian gold producer with operations in Ontario and Quebec. Comparable to Osisko as a mid-tier Canadian gold company transitioning projects from exploration into production in eastern Canada.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Intermediate gold producer with operations across Canada, Turkey, and Greece. Comparable as a mid-tier gold operator with a portfolio that includes both producing and development-stage assets.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Canadian intermediate gold producer with producing assets in Canada (Rainy River) and Chile. Comparable to Osisko as a Canada-headquartered gold company with capital-intensive development experience.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Multi-asset gold producer with operations across the Americas, including Canada. Comparable as a growth-oriented mid-tier gold company built through acquisitions and project development.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Major precious metals producer with diversified gold and silver operations across the Americas. Comparable to Osisko as a senior acquirer in the Canadian precious metals space following its acquisition of Yamana Gold.

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Osisko Mining

Gold Miningosiskomining.com

Osisko Mining was a Canadian gold exploration and development company focused on its flagship Windfall Project in Quebec's Urban-Barry greenstone belt. Acquired by Gold Fields Limited in October 2024 for C$2.16 billion, it was delisted from the TSX.

What Osisko Mining does

Osisko Mining Inc. was a Canadian gold exploration and development company headquartered in Toronto, Ontario. Founded in 2010 and previously listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX:OSK), the company's primary focus was advancing its flagship Windfall Project, a significant high-grade gold deposit located in Quebec's Urban-Barry greenstone belt within the Abitibi region. Osisko's project portfolio also included interests in the Quévillon and Urban-Barry properties in Quebec, positioning the company as a single-commodity (gold) junior miner concentrated in a tier-one Canadian mining jurisdiction.

The company generated no commercial revenue during the analyzed period, operating as a pre-production explorer and developer. Its business model relied on equity financings — including a C$100 million private placement completed in February 2023 and cumulative funding rounds exceeding C$970 million since 2015 — to fund drilling, resource definition, feasibility studies, and permitting activities. Osisko pursued growth through strategic land acquisitions, including the 2016 Niogold Mining acquisition and the 2018 Beaufield Mews acquisition, to consolidate its footprint around the Windfall Project.

In August 2024, Gold Fields Limited announced its agreement to acquire Osisko Mining for approximately C$2.16 billion (~$1.57 billion) at C$4.90 per share. The transaction was completed in October 2024, resulting in Osisko's delisting from the TSX and its absorption as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Gold Fields Windfall Holdings Inc. Post-acquisition, the Windfall Project and related assets operate under Gold Fields' Canadian subsidiary, and Osisko's independent executive team resigned as part of the concluded arrangement.

Osisko Mining firmographics

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Name
Osisko Mining
Legal name
Osisko Mining Inc.
Website
https://osiskomining.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2010
Operating status
Acquired
Headcount range
101–250 employees
Short description
Osisko Mining was a Canadian gold exploration and development company focused on its flagship Windfall Project in Quebec's Urban-Barry greenstone belt. Acquired by Gold Fields Limited in October 2024 for C$2.16 billion, it was delisted from the TSX.
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Osisko Mining industry classification

Industry
Product category
Gold Mining
NAICS
Gold Ore and Silver Ore Mining (21222)
SIC
Gold And Silver Ores (1040)
akta.pro primary industry
Gold Mining (IMAKAEAA)
akta.pro secondary industry
Precious Metals Exploration & Project Development (IMAKAEAI)

Keywords

  • Gold exploration
  • Gold mining development
  • Precious metals extraction
  • Mineral resource development
  • Underground gold mining

Where Osisko Mining is headquartered

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Toronto
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Canada
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North America

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Osisko Mining business model

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GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Operations, Infrastructure, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels2 records

Osisko Mining product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Osisko Mining explored for and developed gold mineral resources, principally through its flagship Windfall Project in Quebec's Urban-Barry greenstone belt, alongside the Quévillon and Urban-Barry projects. The company planned to produce and sell gold from these deposits into global commodity markets, deriving revenue from extracted precious metals sales to refineries and traders. Following the October 2024 acquisition by Gold Fields Limited, the assets continue to be advanced by Gold Fields Windfall Holdings Inc.

Product overview

Osisko Mining was a gold exploration and development company focused on its flagship Windfall Project in Quebec, Canada. The company operated primarily in the Urban-Barry greenstone belt and was acquired by Gold Fields Limited in October 2024 for approximately C$2.16 billion (~$1.57 billion). Post-acquisition, the Windfall Project is now operated by Gold Fields Windfall Holdings Inc., with Osisko having been delisted from the Toronto Stock Exchange. Osisko's project portfolio included the Windfall, Quévillon, and Urban-Barry projects in Quebec's Abitibi Greenstone Belt.

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  • Windfall Project Flagship high-grade underground gold deposit located in the Urban-Barry belt of Quebec, Canada, developed by Osisko Mining as the centerpiece of its gold production pipeline and now operated by Gold Fields Windfall Holdings Inc.
  • Quévillon Project Gold exploration project located in Quebec, part of Osisko Mining's broader portfolio of precious metals assets within the Abitibi Greenstone Belt.
  • Urban-Barry Project Gold exploration project within the Urban-Barry greenstone belt of Quebec, forming part of Osisko Mining's portfolio of gold assets in the Abitibi region.

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Osisko Mining technology and API

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Osisko Mining partnerships and signals

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Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights3 records

Osisko Mining competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • IAMGOLD Corporation: Canadian mid-tier gold producer with exploration and development assets in Quebec and West Africa. Comparable to Osisko as a publicly listed Canadian gold company with both producing and development-stage assets in tier-one jurisdictions.
  • Bonterra Resources Inc. Quebec-focused gold exploration and development company advancing projects in the Urban-Barry area. Closely comparable to Osisko as a junior developer operating in the same greenstone belt and competing for the same local talent and capital.
  • Probe Metals Inc. Canadian gold exploration company with a flagship project in the Val-d'Or area of Quebec. Directly comparable to Osisko as a Quebec-focused gold developer with district-scale exploration optionality.
  • Wallbridge Mining Company Limited: Exploration and development company advancing the Martiniere gold project in Quebec's Urban-Barry and Detour-Fenelon gold trends. Directly comparable given geographic overlap and similar development-stage profile.
  • Wesdome Gold Mines Ltd. Canadian gold producer with operations in Ontario and Quebec. Comparable to Osisko as a mid-tier Canadian gold company transitioning projects from exploration into production in eastern Canada.

Broad incumbents

  • Agnico Eagle Mines Limited: Senior Canadian gold producer with a long-standing Quebec footprint including the Canadian Malartic mine. Operates as a major incumbent across the Abitibi region and represents the type of large operator that would value a Quebec development asset like Windfall.
  • Eldorado Gold Corporation: Intermediate gold producer with operations across Canada, Turkey, and Greece. Comparable as a mid-tier gold operator with a portfolio that includes both producing and development-stage assets.
  • New Gold Inc. Canadian intermediate gold producer with producing assets in Canada (Rainy River) and Chile. Comparable to Osisko as a Canada-headquartered gold company with capital-intensive development experience.
  • Equinox Gold Corp. Multi-asset gold producer with operations across the Americas, including Canada. Comparable as a growth-oriented mid-tier gold company built through acquisitions and project development.
  • Pan American Silver Corp. Major precious metals producer with diversified gold and silver operations across the Americas. Comparable to Osisko as a senior acquirer in the Canadian precious metals space following its acquisition of Yamana Gold.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights5 records

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Osisko Mining social profiles

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Osisko Mining financial estimates

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Osisko Mining leadership team

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Profiles3 records

Osisko Mining funding detail

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Funding rounds16 records

Investors2 records

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Osisko Mining M&A and investment

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M&A2 records

Investments2 records

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Osisko Mining

What does Osisko Mining do?

Osisko Mining explored for and developed gold mineral resources, principally through its flagship Windfall Project in Quebec's Urban-Barry greenstone belt, alongside the Quévillon and Urban-Barry projects. The company planned to produce and sell gold from these deposits into global commodity markets, deriving revenue from extracted precious metals sales to refineries and traders. Following the October 2024 acquisition by Gold Fields Limited, the assets continue to be advanced by Gold Fields Windfall Holdings Inc.

Is Osisko Mining a public or private company?

Osisko Mining is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently acquired.

When was Osisko Mining founded?

Osisko Mining was founded in 2010. It employs 101 to 250 people.

Where is Osisko Mining based?

Osisko Mining is headquartered in Toronto, Canada, in the North America region.

Who are Osisko Mining's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are IAMGOLD Corporation, Bonterra Resources Inc., Probe Metals Inc., Wallbridge Mining Company Limited and Wesdome Gold Mines Ltd.. Broad incumbents are Agnico Eagle Mines Limited, Eldorado Gold Corporation, New Gold Inc., Equinox Gold Corp. and Pan American Silver Corp..

Does Osisko Mining have an API?

No public API is recorded for Osisko Mining.

What industry is Osisko Mining in?

Osisko Mining's product category is Gold Mining. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMAKAEAA, Gold Mining, with a secondary code of IMAKAEAI, Precious Metals Exploration & Project Development. Its NAICS code is 21222 and its SIC code is 1040.

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