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Taseko Mines (TSX:TKO) Is Down 8.6% After Yellowhead Project Update and Environmental Assessment Acceptance Has The Bull Case Changed?

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  • Earlier in July 2025, Taseko Mines released an updated technical report for its 100%-owned Yellowhead Copper Project in British Columbia, and also achieved acceptance of the project's Initial Project Description by both provincial and federal regulators, marking formal commencement of the environmental assessment process.
  • These developments highlight increased confidence in the Yellowhead Project's long-term viability with strengthened economics, substantial resource potential, and advancing engagement with Indigenous partners and regulatory bodies.
  • We'll assess how the improved project economics at Yellowhead could reshape Taseko Mines' broader growth narrative and investment outlook.

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Taseko Mines Investment Narrative Recap

To be a shareholder in Taseko Mines right now, you likely need to believe in the ability of its projects, particularly Yellowhead, to translate improved copper markets and new technical advancements into future earnings. The latest news on enhanced economics and the official launch of the Yellowhead environmental assessment process may increase longer-term optimism, but in the near term, the main catalysts remain the ramp-up at Florence and the stabilization of Gibraltar’s production, with milling and recovery issues still posing the most important risk. The impact of the Yellowhead update, while promising, does not materially shift the near-term risk profile dominated by operational performance at Gibraltar and Florence. Among recent company announcements, the acceptance of the Initial Project Description for Yellowhead is especially relevant, this not only formalizes regulatory momentum for the project but also underscores Taseko’s evolving approach to Indigenous engagement and environmental management. However, while it marks a positive step in permitting, investors are likely to continue focusing on the operational execution at Gibraltar and the Florence project's transition to commercial operations, as these remain immediate earnings drivers. On the other hand, investors should also be aware that...

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Taseko Mines' narrative projects CA$1.1 billion revenue and CA$221.0 million earnings by 2028. This requires 21.1% yearly revenue growth and a CA$234.4 million earnings increase from the current CA$-13.4 million.

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TSX:TKO Community Fair Values as at Jul 2025
TSX:TKO Community Fair Values as at Jul 2025

The Simply Wall St Community has produced four independently calculated fair value estimates for Taseko Mines, ranging from CA$3.40 up to CA$23.45. With this diversity of opinion in mind, keep in mind that execution risks at the Florence project continue to be front of mind for market participants, shaping a wide array of views on Taseko’s future performance.

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