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To own Skeena Resources, you really need to believe that Eskay Creek can successfully transition from a high-potential project into a permitted, financed and ultimately operating mine, despite ongoing losses and dilution. The Tahltan Nation’s support for the Impact Benefit Agreement is a meaningful step in that direction, because Indigenous consent and social licence sit alongside permitting progress and funding as the key short term catalysts now. It potentially lowers the risk of community opposition becoming a bottleneck, complementing recent management hires focused on environment and regulatory affairs. At the same time, the stock’s very large multi‑year return, continued net losses and reliance on equity offerings keep financing, execution and valuation at the center of the risk discussion. This IBA vote fits into that picture as a de‑risking, not a done deal.
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