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To own 1911 Gold today, you need to believe that its Manitoba-focused exploration and development portfolio can be converted into a viable, funded mining business, despite ongoing losses and minimal current revenue. The December 4 private placement is important here: raising over C$23,000,000 meaningfully improves near term funding flexibility, helps address prior going concern flags, and supports the exploration heavy growth story implied by optimistic revenue forecasts. At the same time, the deal adds to an already dilution heavy year and does not remove core risks around project execution, resource quality and timing of any future production decision. After a very large share price move this year and a premium price to book ratio, expectations are high, so how this new capital is deployed becomes a key short term catalyst.
But the real question is what happens if exploration results disappoint from here. 1911 Gold's shares have been on the rise but are still potentially undervalued. Find out how large the opportunity might be.Explore 8 other fair value estimates on 1911 Gold - why the stock might be worth just CA$4.10!
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