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To own Perpetua Resources today, you have to believe in the long‑term build‑out of the Stibnite project as a U.S. critical minerals asset, despite heavy near‑term cash burn and no current revenue. The latest quarter’s US$97.54 million loss sharply underlines that funding and balance sheet risk remain front and center, even with the previously announced US$2.90 billion EXIM facility still moving through documentation. At the same time, August’s drilling results and tungsten‑focused grant proposals subtly shift the story: Stibnite is no longer just a gold‑antimony play but potentially a broader critical minerals hub. If U.S. grants or future offtake support emerge from this tungsten push, they could become incremental short‑term catalysts; if they do not, the widened exploration spend simply adds to the funding strain.
Although the tungsten story is expanding, the cash runway question is becoming more urgent for investors. The analysis detailed in our Perpetua Resources valuation report hints at an inflated share price compared to its estimated value.Explore 4 other fair value estimates on Perpetua Resources - why the stock might be worth as much as 44% more than the current price!
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