Silver Storm restarts its La Parrilla mine in Mexico and starts testing new targets, a step that could turn a long-idled operation into a steady producer again. The bigger twist is a second, much larger silver project the market seems to ignore—while funding and ramp-up hiccups remain real risks.Read more

GGP is sitting on about 25mln OZ in gold total. Roughly 100,000,000,000 USD at a 1k discount on gold for mining costs e.g gold is 5k Oz, calc is 4K x 25mln Oz. This company should be valued higher, and once haviron is fully started mining will tick up to triple or more price from nowRead more

Luca Mining has moved past the “someday” story and now runs two working mines in Mexico, with signs it’s bringing in cash and cleaning up its debt. The big question is whether this turnaround holds up as it ramps its newer mine and tries to squeeze more gold and silver out of its flagship operation.Read more

PetroTal looks like a beaten-down oil producer that could bounce back if it keeps output steady and the export routes in Peru stay open. The catch is that local protests, transport bottlenecks, and a weaker oil market could quickly erase profits and leave the shares stuck near asset value.Read more

Talisker is starting to sell gold from a long-running mining district in British Columbia, but it’s doing so before the usual proof work is finished. The big question is whether it can turn a large, high-quality discovery into steady, reliable mining without costs or logistics getting in the way.Read more

Peter Lynch Valuation Based on the formula: Earnings growth rate × TTM EPS, ValueInvesting.io estimates a fair value of $9.09, with 122% upside from recent trading ($4.10 on June 13) . Note this method may overstate value in a cyclical royalty trust like MARPS, but still highlights a potentially significant gap.Read more

This miner is already digging ore and selling it, and the next big test is whether a new on-site plant can turn today’s early shipments into steadier, higher-quality sales. The story also has a twist: while its main project ramps up in Colombia, it’s juggling a second set of restart options in Spain—along with financing complexity that could trip things up.Read more

Santacruz Silver already pulls metal out of the ground across several mines in Bolivia and Mexico, so the story isn’t about hoping a project gets built—it’s about what happens if silver prices climb while production keeps running smoothly. The catch is that the business is complex, with political exposure, shared economics at key mines, and operational hiccups that can quickly squeeze profits.Read more

This small company collects a cut from dozens of gold and silver projects, and it expects more of those payments to start flowing in over the next few years. The big catch is that the upside hinges on much higher metal prices and steady delivery from new projects.Read more