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To own Aura Minerals today, you have to believe the company can convert its aggressive growth plans into sustainable, profitable ounces without losing financial discipline. The upgraded 2025 guidance to more than 600,000 GEO, now explicitly anchored by the Era Dorada feasibility study, sharpens the near-term catalyst picture: investors are watching for clear timelines, funding decisions and construction milestones to see whether this larger production profile can help move Aura from recurring losses toward the profitability many already expect. At the same time, the stock has already rerated very sharply this year, trades on a relatively rich sales multiple, and continues to pay dividends despite being unprofitable and having recently issued equity. The new guidance amplifies both the upside case and the execution and balance sheet risks around it.
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