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To own New Found Gold, you have to believe Queensway can progress from a high‑grade discovery story into a credible development path, despite zero revenue and continuing losses. Near term, the key catalysts still sit around drilling and technical work that can firm up resources and support future mine studies. The latest Keats grade‑control results speak directly to that, giving investors more confidence in continuity of high grades, while the 31% Queensway land expansion raises the stakes on district‑scale upside but also lengthens the exploration runway. Insider buying by Sprott Mining adds a layer of alignment, yet it does not change the core risk that the company remains an expensive, early‑stage explorer with a relatively new management team, no cash flow and ongoing dilution risk if markets tighten.
However, investors also need to weigh how much dilution and execution risk they are comfortable carrying. New Found Gold's shares have been on the rise but are still potentially undervalued by 9%. Find out what it's worth.Three Simply Wall St Community fair value views span from CA$0.44 to CA$4.38, underlining just how differently people read Queensway’s potential. When you set those wide opinions against the recent land expansion, high grade Keats data and insider buying, it becomes even more important to decide how you personally balance geological upside against funding needs and execution risk over the next few years.
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