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I see it has been up to 309$ once, otherwise a little up and then straight down a lot of green in the mines around, but not here
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Has anyone heard anything new lately here?
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No, but I just see that it falls every day and much more than others.
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Will it never have a red day...
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18.2.
Sierra Madre (TSXV: SM; OTCQX: SMDRF) Provides Update on Production Expansion and Equipment Purchases at La Guitarra -Ted Butler, Senior Analyst Weeks after closing the second tranche of its blockbuster C$57.5M financing, Sierra Madre returns with a decisive update on the production expansion at its flagship La Guitarra project. Back in September, the company gave us a heads up on this two-stage expansion plan, initially targeting 50% increases in processing rates to between 750 and 800 tonnes per day by Q2. Today, Sierra Madre is letting us know that the growth strategy is well on track, with equipment purchases made, as well as processing plant and tailings handling upgrades underway. Starting with crushing capacity expansion, Sierra Madre has added a new 3-foot standard head cone crusher that will help propel throughput toward the 750 to 800 tonne per day target. Construction of the upgraded crushing circuit began in December, with initial testing already underway. Below, you can see a glimpse of the new cone crusher and conveyor in action. Elsewhere, we like how management is evaluating a second crushed ore storage bin, which could provide backup capacity and potentially allow finer crushing to enhance recoveries. Meanwhile, on the tailings side, earthworks for the new 750 to 800 tonne per day thickener foundation are nearly complete, marking another key milestone for Sierra Madre. Once installed, the thickener will enable partial underground paste fill, extending the life of the existing tailings facility while paving the way for dry stack capabilities. Beyond that, grinding capacity is being addressed through the purchase of a refurbished 11 by 12.5 foot ball mill, rated at a sizable 600 tonnes per day. When combined with one of the existing 200-plus tonne per day mills, management expects overall throughput to reach the 750 to 800 tonne target. Underground, Sierra Madre has also expanded its mining fleet, acquiring two new scoop trams, load-haul-dump machines used to move broken rock from stopes. The company purchased one additional used scoop and is rebuilding two existing units, materially improving equipment availability during maintenance cycles. To accelerate drilling and stope development, Sierra Madre added a second StopeMate long hole drill a precision production drilling rig for blasting stopes. At the same time, a second Jumbo drill, multi-boom development drill used to advance tunnels, has been fully rebuilt and returned to service. On the haulage side, four additional trucks and a second front-end loader have been acquired to streamline underground and surface material movement. Two trucks are designed for dual surface and underground use, while the larger 14-cubic metre units will handle surface haulage and main level transport. What Does This Mean For Shareholders? Taken together, these plant upgrades and fleet additions demonstrate that Sierra Madre is systematically investing to translate financing dollars into tangible production growth. Ultimately, this efficient and aggressive progress is exactly what we like to see, especially as Sierra Madre intends to triple throughput from 500 tpd currently to 1,200-1,500 tpd by Q3 2027. The Stock Sierra Madre shares are up 4% today, which is a remarkable sign of resiliency with silver down 6%. Like us, investors have clearly enjoyed today’s expansion update and appear to be connecting the dots between increasing capacity and future cash flows. Still, the company’s C$2.28 share price remains 30% below all-time highs of C$3.25.
Kingkongz5
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The stock is down 30% last month and it continues downwards every day when others go upwards...
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Sold. Actually 100% in just over 3 months. Too fast for my taste, there will likely be a recoil. I'll keep an eye on it, and if it sinks enough I'll pick it up again.
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If it continues like this, we will pass 100% in 6 months, and there will be more driving news. I will readily admit that I did not read much about the company beforehand, it was only a medium-sized investment. But all the more fun when it takes off like this, with good hope for more. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/sierra-madre-commences-underground-development-092332892.html
kfast
15.1.
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Here you get a bit of an analysis service that I pay for :) Sierra Madre (TSXV: SM | OTCQX: SMDRF) has gone from a standing start to a cash flowing silver producer in the space of 2 years – a breakneck speed that is nearly unheard of in the mining industry. Boasting a solid C$137 million market cap, Sierra Madre’s big accelerant came in March 2023, when it closed its acquisition of First Majestic’s La Guitarra mine for a cool US$35 million. Things got real on January 1, 2025, when the company kickstarted commercial production at La Guitarra at 500 t/d – a past-producing, silver-gold mine with all the necessary nearby infrastructure to boot. Located 130km southwest of Mexico City, La Guitarra already has a mill, tailings dam and even rocks a past production output to the tune of 1-1.5 million silver equivalent ounces a year. The mine’s previous production was spearheaded by Sierra’s current COO Greg Liller, affording the team intimate operational knowledge Incidentally, that past production has been followed by a highly robust Q1 2025, which includes production of 165,093 Oz silver AgEq, $4.8 Million in revenues, and a gross profit of $1.2 Million. And still, there’s plenty more up the company’s sleeves. For one, Sierra Madre’s initial 2023 resource of 27.2 Moz AgEq indicated, and 20.2 Moz AgEq inferred. Together, that’s 33 Moz silver, and 186,000 oz gold. What’s more, mapping has identified over 59 km of mineralized veins, breccias, and stockwork zones across both the East and West districts. In the East District specifically, more than 37.9 km of veining has been delineated. And it’s also host to hundreds of old high-grade mines, with many dating back to the Spanish colonial period. The West District of La Guitarra, meanwhile, hosts the Guitarra, Coloso and Nazareno mines. These were active under First Majestic, with vein trends up to 3.7 km and depths past 400 metres. Based on the company’s November 2023 resource estimate, the Coloso mine averages grades of 221g/t silver, compared with 123g/t silver at Guitarra, thereby adding further growth potential. Altogether, over 1,400 drill holes totalling 236,000 metres have been completed at the La Guitarra property, where over 100 epithermal veins are contained within 5 main vein systems. How Is Sierra Madre Positioning itself for Future Growth? In July of this year, Sierra Madre closed a C$19.5M financing. This extended its cash runway and provided funds for a planned plant expansion and exploration program. The company continues to have First Majestic’s strong support, which is evidenced by its 38% share in the company. The exploration pipeline is equally strong. New targets like Nazareno West and El Rincón – both within the vicinity of exceptional infrastructure – are now being prioritized for follow-up drilling. And then there’s Tepic — a fully permitted, low-sulphidation epithermal project near Tepic City, where past hits include bonanza grades like 2.55m at 1,106 g/t AgEq, including 878.4 g/t silver. What Makes Sierra Madre Different from the Rest? Ultimately, what separates Sierra Madre from peers isn’t just grade or cashflow. It’s the focus on margin over volume, which will be enhanced when higher-grade feed from Coloso comes online. Sierra Madre’s experienced team isn’t new to this game either. CEO Alex Langer and Exec Chair and COO Greg Liller have built, sold, or operated SEVEN projects in Mexico (yes, you read that correctly). And with a name like La Guitarra, it’s no surprise that this silver sensation is striking a chord, orchestrated by a team that knows how to hit the right notes, both geologically and financially.
HenrikK10
15.1.
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HenrikK10
15.1.
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Great, thanks

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Harryjh
3 päivää sitten
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Harryjh
3 päivää sitten
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I see it has been up to 309$ once, otherwise a little up and then straight down a lot of green in the mines around, but not here
Harryjh
7.3.
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Harryjh
7.3.
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Has anyone heard anything new lately here?
Kingkongz5
9.3.
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9.3.
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No, but I just see that it falls every day and much more than others.
AI-2000
14.1.
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AI-2000
14.1.
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Will it never have a red day...
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18.2.
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18.2.
Sierra Madre (TSXV: SM; OTCQX: SMDRF) Provides Update on Production Expansion and Equipment Purchases at La Guitarra -Ted Butler, Senior Analyst Weeks after closing the second tranche of its blockbuster C$57.5M financing, Sierra Madre returns with a decisive update on the production expansion at its flagship La Guitarra project. Back in September, the company gave us a heads up on this two-stage expansion plan, initially targeting 50% increases in processing rates to between 750 and 800 tonnes per day by Q2. Today, Sierra Madre is letting us know that the growth strategy is well on track, with equipment purchases made, as well as processing plant and tailings handling upgrades underway. Starting with crushing capacity expansion, Sierra Madre has added a new 3-foot standard head cone crusher that will help propel throughput toward the 750 to 800 tonne per day target. Construction of the upgraded crushing circuit began in December, with initial testing already underway. Below, you can see a glimpse of the new cone crusher and conveyor in action. Elsewhere, we like how management is evaluating a second crushed ore storage bin, which could provide backup capacity and potentially allow finer crushing to enhance recoveries. Meanwhile, on the tailings side, earthworks for the new 750 to 800 tonne per day thickener foundation are nearly complete, marking another key milestone for Sierra Madre. Once installed, the thickener will enable partial underground paste fill, extending the life of the existing tailings facility while paving the way for dry stack capabilities. Beyond that, grinding capacity is being addressed through the purchase of a refurbished 11 by 12.5 foot ball mill, rated at a sizable 600 tonnes per day. When combined with one of the existing 200-plus tonne per day mills, management expects overall throughput to reach the 750 to 800 tonne target. Underground, Sierra Madre has also expanded its mining fleet, acquiring two new scoop trams, load-haul-dump machines used to move broken rock from stopes. The company purchased one additional used scoop and is rebuilding two existing units, materially improving equipment availability during maintenance cycles. To accelerate drilling and stope development, Sierra Madre added a second StopeMate long hole drill a precision production drilling rig for blasting stopes. At the same time, a second Jumbo drill, multi-boom development drill used to advance tunnels, has been fully rebuilt and returned to service. On the haulage side, four additional trucks and a second front-end loader have been acquired to streamline underground and surface material movement. Two trucks are designed for dual surface and underground use, while the larger 14-cubic metre units will handle surface haulage and main level transport. What Does This Mean For Shareholders? Taken together, these plant upgrades and fleet additions demonstrate that Sierra Madre is systematically investing to translate financing dollars into tangible production growth. Ultimately, this efficient and aggressive progress is exactly what we like to see, especially as Sierra Madre intends to triple throughput from 500 tpd currently to 1,200-1,500 tpd by Q3 2027. The Stock Sierra Madre shares are up 4% today, which is a remarkable sign of resiliency with silver down 6%. Like us, investors have clearly enjoyed today’s expansion update and appear to be connecting the dots between increasing capacity and future cash flows. Still, the company’s C$2.28 share price remains 30% below all-time highs of C$3.25.
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The stock is down 30% last month and it continues downwards every day when others go upwards...
Asic
8.10.2025
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Asic
8.10.2025
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Sold. Actually 100% in just over 3 months. Too fast for my taste, there will likely be a recoil. I'll keep an eye on it, and if it sinks enough I'll pick it up again.
Asic
1.10.2025
·
Asic
1.10.2025
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If it continues like this, we will pass 100% in 6 months, and there will be more driving news. I will readily admit that I did not read much about the company beforehand, it was only a medium-sized investment. But all the more fun when it takes off like this, with good hope for more. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/sierra-madre-commences-underground-development-092332892.html
kfast
15.1.
·
kfast
15.1.
·
Here you get a bit of an analysis service that I pay for :) Sierra Madre (TSXV: SM | OTCQX: SMDRF) has gone from a standing start to a cash flowing silver producer in the space of 2 years – a breakneck speed that is nearly unheard of in the mining industry. Boasting a solid C$137 million market cap, Sierra Madre’s big accelerant came in March 2023, when it closed its acquisition of First Majestic’s La Guitarra mine for a cool US$35 million. Things got real on January 1, 2025, when the company kickstarted commercial production at La Guitarra at 500 t/d – a past-producing, silver-gold mine with all the necessary nearby infrastructure to boot. Located 130km southwest of Mexico City, La Guitarra already has a mill, tailings dam and even rocks a past production output to the tune of 1-1.5 million silver equivalent ounces a year. The mine’s previous production was spearheaded by Sierra’s current COO Greg Liller, affording the team intimate operational knowledge Incidentally, that past production has been followed by a highly robust Q1 2025, which includes production of 165,093 Oz silver AgEq, $4.8 Million in revenues, and a gross profit of $1.2 Million. And still, there’s plenty more up the company’s sleeves. For one, Sierra Madre’s initial 2023 resource of 27.2 Moz AgEq indicated, and 20.2 Moz AgEq inferred. Together, that’s 33 Moz silver, and 186,000 oz gold. What’s more, mapping has identified over 59 km of mineralized veins, breccias, and stockwork zones across both the East and West districts. In the East District specifically, more than 37.9 km of veining has been delineated. And it’s also host to hundreds of old high-grade mines, with many dating back to the Spanish colonial period. The West District of La Guitarra, meanwhile, hosts the Guitarra, Coloso and Nazareno mines. These were active under First Majestic, with vein trends up to 3.7 km and depths past 400 metres. Based on the company’s November 2023 resource estimate, the Coloso mine averages grades of 221g/t silver, compared with 123g/t silver at Guitarra, thereby adding further growth potential. Altogether, over 1,400 drill holes totalling 236,000 metres have been completed at the La Guitarra property, where over 100 epithermal veins are contained within 5 main vein systems. How Is Sierra Madre Positioning itself for Future Growth? In July of this year, Sierra Madre closed a C$19.5M financing. This extended its cash runway and provided funds for a planned plant expansion and exploration program. The company continues to have First Majestic’s strong support, which is evidenced by its 38% share in the company. The exploration pipeline is equally strong. New targets like Nazareno West and El Rincón – both within the vicinity of exceptional infrastructure – are now being prioritized for follow-up drilling. And then there’s Tepic — a fully permitted, low-sulphidation epithermal project near Tepic City, where past hits include bonanza grades like 2.55m at 1,106 g/t AgEq, including 878.4 g/t silver. What Makes Sierra Madre Different from the Rest? Ultimately, what separates Sierra Madre from peers isn’t just grade or cashflow. It’s the focus on margin over volume, which will be enhanced when higher-grade feed from Coloso comes online. Sierra Madre’s experienced team isn’t new to this game either. CEO Alex Langer and Exec Chair and COO Greg Liller have built, sold, or operated SEVEN projects in Mexico (yes, you read that correctly). And with a name like La Guitarra, it’s no surprise that this silver sensation is striking a chord, orchestrated by a team that knows how to hit the right notes, both geologically and financially.
HenrikK10
15.1.
·
HenrikK10
15.1.
·
Great, thanks