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To own G Mining Ventures today, you need to believe in the Oko West build-out translating into durable cash flow, not just permit headlines. The newly granted 20‑year Mining License is material for that thesis because it removes a key “will they get full approval?” question and turns the focus squarely to execution, cost control and timeline risk. Near term, the main catalysts now cluster around visible construction progress, pre‑production mining targeted for early 2026, and any updates on project capex and funding, especially given the nearly US$973 million initial capex commitment. With the regulatory overhang largely cleared and the share price already up very sharply over the past year, the bigger risks shift toward construction delays, budget creep, and any setback that could erode the market’s growing confidence in Oko West’s transition from project to producing asset.
However, investors also need to consider what happens if Oko West’s build does not stay on schedule. G Mining Ventures' shares have been on the rise but are still potentially undervalued. Find out how large the opportunity might be.Explore 3 other fair value estimates on G Mining Ventures - why the stock might be worth over 3x more than the current price!
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