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To own Seabridge Gold, you really have to buy into the idea that large, long‑duration North American gold and copper projects can create value even without current revenue or near‑term profitability. The recent surge in the share price, capped by a near‑doubling year to date, largely reflects renewed enthusiasm around exploration success at Snip North and the broader portfolio, and that does influence the near‑term catalysts: drill results, resource definition progress and any moves on funding or partnerships now matter even more because expectations are higher. At the same time, the company’s continued losses, limited cash runway and the Tudor Gold legal appeal keep financing and project‑execution risk firmly in focus. The latest rally strengthens the equity currency, but it also raises the bar for what comes next.
Yet beneath the strong share price run, funding and cash runway constraints remain critical to understand.
Our valuation report here indicates Seabridge Gold may be overvalued.Two fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community span a wide CA$6.03 to CA$60.25 range, underlining how differently private investors view Seabridge’s prospects. Set against the recent price surge and reliance on exploration and financing catalysts, this dispersion shows why it helps to weigh several independent views before forming an opinion on the company’s trajectory.
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