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To own FireFly Metals, you need to believe the Green Bay copper gold project can transition from a drilled story into a viable, financed mine, without eroding value through delays or dilution. The latest Core Zone and VMS drill results reinforce why this is front and centre: they support FireFly’s aim to lift the proportion of higher-confidence resources feeding into the imminent mineral resource update and preliminary economic assessment, which remain the key near term share price catalysts. With around A$196.4 million in cash and inclusion in the ASX 200, funding risk looks manageable for now, but the company is still loss making, has no revenue and trades on a richer price to book than many peers. If the PEA or MRE disappoints, that premium could quickly be questioned.
However, one issue in particular could catch new shareholders off guard if they miss it. FireFly Metals' shares have been on the rise but are still potentially undervalued. Find out how large the opportunity might be.Explore 2 other fair value estimates on FireFly Metals - why the stock might be worth just A$2.58!
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