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For someone looking at Silver Tiger Metals, the big picture is still about believing that the El Tigre silver gold project can move from permits and studies to a real mine. The recent CA$40.00 million equity raise, combined with slightly lower quarterly losses and fresh conference exposure, meaningfully extends the funding runway and takes some pressure off near term financing risk, even if it does come with additional dilution on top of this year’s prior raise. With environmental approvals in hand and a PFS that outlines defined project economics, near term catalysts now tilt more toward construction decisions, project financing structures, and any progress on the planned underground assessment, rather than survival funding. The biggest risks remain execution, permitting compliance, and value erosion if more equity is needed later on.
However, there is a key funding trade off here that investors should be aware of. Despite retreating, Silver Tiger Metals' shares might still be trading above their fair value and there could be some more downside. Discover how much.Seven fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community span roughly CA$3.30 to CA$33.00 per share, showing how far apart individual views on Silver Tiger’s upside really are. When you set that against the recent CA$40.00 million equity raise and the ongoing risk of future dilution, it underlines why many market participants are focusing on how capital intensive the path to first production could become.
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