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To own Minerals 260 you really have to buy into Bullabulling becoming a meaningful gold operation under an ambitious but capital-intensive growth plan. The upgraded 4.5 million ounce resource is a clear positive for the story, strengthening the case for the recent A$220,000,000 raise, the new operating and development hires, and the push into the S&P/ASX indices. In the short term, the key catalyst now is the Bullabulling pre-feasibility study and what it implies for project economics, funding needs and timing to first production. The resource upgrade advances that narrative, but it does not change the near-term reality that the company is loss-making, has no revenue, and has already diluted shareholders heavily. Execution risk around project delivery, costs and further dilution remains front and centre for investors.
However, there is an important funding-related risk that current and prospective shareholders should keep in mind. Minerals 260's shares have been on the rise but are still potentially undervalued. Find out how large the opportunity might be.Four fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community span roughly A$0.28 to A$2.85 per share, underscoring how differently people view Minerals 260’s long-term earnings power. Set against a very large 1‑year share price gain and a still loss-making, capital-hungry Bullabulling build-out, this spread of views shows why it is worth weighing several contrasting opinions before forming your own.
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