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To be comfortable owning Collective Mining, you need to believe Apollo can mature into a district-scale, multi metal project with tungsten, gold, silver and copper all mattering over time. The recent high grade tungsten gold hit in schist and the broader Ramp Zone work feed into that idea, but do not change the basic fact that this is still a pre revenue explorer.
Near term, the key catalyst remains drill results that could reshape the Mineral Resource around Apollo and the Ramp Zone. The largest risk is that future engineering or cost work, or a shift in funding conditions, makes it harder to justify moving from drilling success to an economic development case.
The September 21 update on Apollo’s integrated processing flowsheet ties directly into the tungsten gold discovery. Management is now testing how to treat distinct metal sub domains so that copper and tungsten concentrate streams sit alongside a gold silver dor product. For you as a shareholder, the question is whether this flowsheet can scale without pushing capital or operating costs uncomfortably high.
That same metallurgical work also connects to future catalysts. Strong lab recoveries across gold, silver, copper and tungsten, routed through gravity, flotation and cyanidation, could influence any future study on Apollo’s economics. The risk is that good recoveries in test work still need to translate into a buildable plant, in Colombia, that fits within whatever funding and permitting window Collective Mining can realistically secure.
Collective Mining’s current forecasts point to revenue of $454.8 thousand and earnings of $142.9 thousand by 2029, which compares with earnings today that show a loss of $56.9 million. That shift implies an earnings improvement of about $57.0 million from today’s level to the 2029 consensus figure.
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Two fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community cluster tightly between $32.8 and $33.6, which shows how closely some retail investors currently group their expectations for Collective Mining. Fresh tungsten gold drilling, flowsheet work and funding needs give you reasons to question those pre news views and to compare multiple opinions.
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