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To own Foran Mining, you have to believe McIlvenna Bay can transition from a capital-intensive build into a cash-generating copper and zinc operation, while the broader Hanson Lake District adds longer-term upside. The latest update that construction is 79% complete, on time and on budget, helps de-risk one of the key short term catalysts: getting to first production in mid‑2026 without another major capital reset or schedule slip. With pre‑commissioning underway and a growing ore stockpile, the focus now shifts more to execution risk, funding through a cash runway of less than a year, and the possibility of further dilution, especially given recent insider selling and the company’s lack of revenue today. This month’s progress update fits into that picture as a clear positive, but it does not remove those financing and ramp‑up risks.
However, investors should also recognise the funding and dilution risks that still sit in the background. Foran Mining's shares have been on the rise but are still potentially undervalued. Find out how large the opportunity might be.Explore 4 other fair value estimates on Foran Mining - why the stock might be a potential multi-bagger!
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