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For Power Metallic Mines, you really have to believe in the Nisk Project evolving into a meaningful polymetallic resource, and in management’s ability to fund that journey despite zero revenue and growing losses (CA$31.72 million year to date). The key near term catalysts still sit squarely with drill results, the first metallurgical work and clarity on a future Mineral Resource Estimate. The December 9 conference appearance fits into that story less as a game changer and more as a visibility event, especially with the planned New York Stock Exchange listing in January 2026 potentially opening doors to more institutional capital. That said, the recent widening losses, limited cash runway and prior shareholder dilution mean any listing-driven enthusiasm could quickly collide with funding realities.
However, the funding risk around a pre revenue explorer is something investors should not ignore. Insights from our recent valuation report point to the potential overvaluation of Power Metallic Mines shares in the market.Explore 2 other fair value estimates on Power Metallic Mines - why the stock might be worth over 2x more than the current price!
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