DPM Metals (TSX:DPM) has just put clearer numbers behind its Serbian growth story, releasing a feasibility study for the Coka Rakita gold project that points to high margin potential and disciplined costs.
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The feasibility news lands after a powerful run, with a roughly 190 percent year to date share price return and a 1 year total shareholder return above 200 percent, signaling strong momentum as investors lean into DPM Metals long term growth story.
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With the feasibility study in hand and the share price already on a tear, the key question now is whether DPM Metals still trades below its intrinsic value or if the market is already discounting years of future growth.
With the narrative fair value sitting modestly above the CA$39.07 last close, the implied upside rests on sustained cash generation and disciplined growth execution.
The company's track record of consistently delivering free cash flow supports continued share repurchase programs, with up to $200 million authorized for 2025, enhancing earnings per share through reduced share count.
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Result: Fair Value of $41.99 (UNDERVALUED)
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However, project delays at Coka Rakita, or rising labor and exploration costs, could pressure margins and challenge the current undervaluation thesis.
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