Guanajuato Silver Ltd (GSVRF)

$0.60 +0.05 (8.95%)
Market Cap N/A
Revenue (ttm) 0.00
Net Income (ttm) 0.00
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio N/A
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin 0.00%
Debt to Equity Ratio N/A
Volume 1,855,700
Avg Vol 2,292,232
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out N/A
Stochastic %K 33%
Beta N/A
Analysts Strong Buy
Price Target N/A

Company Profile

Guanajuato Silver Company Ltd., a precious metals producer, engages in reactivating past producing mines in Mexico. It produces silver, gold, zinc, and lead deposits at the Topia mine. The company was formerly known as Vangold Mining Corp. and changed its name to Guanajuato Silver Company Ltd. in June 2021. Guanajuato Silver Company Ltd. was incorporated in 1978 and is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada.

Industry: Silver
Sector: Basic Materials
Phone: 604 670 8460
Address:
999 Canada Place, Suite 578, Vancouver, Canada
glengoolie
glengoolie Jul. 3 at 7:36 AM
$GSVRF There was a big fuss about $SIND IPO recently. Makes me wonder whether the exploration program that the company is running could unveil huge reserves that have not been detected in the consolidated area due to the lack of explorative drilling by the previous mine owners. I know it is a wishful thinking, but we could get some really strong numbers here as all the mines are in the Guanajuato silver belt.
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glengoolie
glengoolie Jul. 2 at 4:05 PM
$GSVRF the production should be better but given the company has so little debt, 5 producing mines, 1 mine restart in the pipeline, largest drilling/exploration program in their history in progress... this 244M marketcap is just a spit in the face.
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LastSKPirate
LastSKPirate Jun. 25 at 1:02 PM
$GSVRF What happened here in 2018 to make this go to 2 + per share?
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glengoolie
glengoolie Jun. 24 at 7:21 PM
$GSVRF https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gx6a_UmgGuQ
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glengoolie
glengoolie Jun. 24 at 9:36 AM
$GSVRF https://app.ipoprophet.com/blog/sinda-sind-eyes-217-million-ipo-as-massive-mexican-silver-discovery-advances I will check the location when im on a pc later
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glengoolie
glengoolie Jun. 23 at 10:44 AM
$GSVRF company should be announcing exploration drilling results any time now. this will increase our measures, inferred and implied resources. that should boost our valuation and prolong paper life of the mines. also with two new drills and two contracted drills, production should go up significantly.
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glengoolie
glengoolie Jun. 23 at 10:15 AM
$GSVRF they managed to do a lot of drilling in Q1 and will do more with new drills.
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glengoolie
glengoolie Jun. 23 at 8:40 AM
$GSVRF with aisc at 50, silver at 62 and there being 15% difference between spot and sale price to brokers, guanajuato will make about $2.5/oz this month
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glengoolie
glengoolie Jun. 20 at 10:17 AM
$GSVRF high cost producers have high leverage to the price of metals. it works both ways. it sucks now but watch out when silver hits triple digits again.
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glengoolie
glengoolie Jun. 19 at 6:32 PM
$GSVRF https://www.gsilver.com/news/2026c/1044-guanajuato-silver-takes-advantage-of-favourable-pricing-to-f2026-06-17-053859 By q2 or q3 they will be debt-free.
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glengoolie
glengoolie Jul. 3 at 7:36 AM
$GSVRF There was a big fuss about $SIND IPO recently. Makes me wonder whether the exploration program that the company is running could unveil huge reserves that have not been detected in the consolidated area due to the lack of explorative drilling by the previous mine owners. I know it is a wishful thinking, but we could get some really strong numbers here as all the mines are in the Guanajuato silver belt.
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glengoolie
glengoolie Jul. 2 at 4:05 PM
$GSVRF the production should be better but given the company has so little debt, 5 producing mines, 1 mine restart in the pipeline, largest drilling/exploration program in their history in progress... this 244M marketcap is just a spit in the face.
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LastSKPirate
LastSKPirate Jun. 25 at 1:02 PM
$GSVRF What happened here in 2018 to make this go to 2 + per share?
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glengoolie
glengoolie Jun. 24 at 7:21 PM
$GSVRF https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gx6a_UmgGuQ
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glengoolie
glengoolie Jun. 24 at 9:36 AM
$GSVRF https://app.ipoprophet.com/blog/sinda-sind-eyes-217-million-ipo-as-massive-mexican-silver-discovery-advances I will check the location when im on a pc later
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glengoolie
glengoolie Jun. 23 at 10:44 AM
$GSVRF company should be announcing exploration drilling results any time now. this will increase our measures, inferred and implied resources. that should boost our valuation and prolong paper life of the mines. also with two new drills and two contracted drills, production should go up significantly.
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glengoolie
glengoolie Jun. 23 at 10:15 AM
$GSVRF they managed to do a lot of drilling in Q1 and will do more with new drills.
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glengoolie
glengoolie Jun. 23 at 8:40 AM
$GSVRF with aisc at 50, silver at 62 and there being 15% difference between spot and sale price to brokers, guanajuato will make about $2.5/oz this month
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glengoolie
glengoolie Jun. 20 at 10:17 AM
$GSVRF high cost producers have high leverage to the price of metals. it works both ways. it sucks now but watch out when silver hits triple digits again.
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glengoolie
glengoolie Jun. 19 at 6:32 PM
$GSVRF https://www.gsilver.com/news/2026c/1044-guanajuato-silver-takes-advantage-of-favourable-pricing-to-f2026-06-17-053859 By q2 or q3 they will be debt-free.
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glengoolie
glengoolie Jun. 17 at 12:30 PM
$GSVRF here's data for gold and silver production. Topia is good. El Cubo looks like it is dipping 30% YoY on gold but silver might be stable through longer periods. San Ignacio is overall down with small increase in last quarter which might be due to connecting it with Bolanitos. Valencia has been showing steady fall in production and increase in costs(see the other charts). Bolanits will have to show us what it can do, i would not rely on Endeavour's past numbers. Overall, production looks stable in aggregate. Bolanitos will provide solid boost but Valencia looks to become a problem(high costs, low yield). We know they want to restart Pinguico this year which they note as "Historically the highest-grade silver mine in the region". Still, in 2024 they did 1.6M Ag and 16.5k Au but in 2025 they did 1.3M Ag and 10.4k Au. Compared to previous quarters, Q1 has below average Ag and above average Au production.
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glengoolie
glengoolie Jun. 16 at 1:18 PM
$GSVRF i went through the data for 2024, 2025 and 2026. it's not looking good.
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glengoolie
glengoolie Jun. 14 at 8:17 AM
$GSVRF in Q1 they produced only 616k AgEq. That is exactly HALF of expected production for the year. So there is no way they will do 5Mtpa AgEq in 2026. They would have to do 1.46M AgEq for each of the next three quarters. Unfortunately I do not think they will. They have optimisations to capture but I will give them only 850k AgEq per quarter at best - so only 3.2M AgEq for 2026 in total. Way under expectation. And nowhere near the numbers they threw in their presentation for 2025, when they did not own Bolanitos but they included it anyway, which listed 1.85Moz Ag and 25.6k Au. It's just not going to happen. Due to drilling and exploration, AISC will not go down to 20s. With that said and AISC at $50, shares at 600M and P/E=10, we can get these valuations with price of silver being: $100 -> $2.6 -> 7.2x $120 -> $3.7 -> 10.2x $150 -> $5.3 -> 14.7x $180 -> $6.9 -> 19.1x $200 -> $8 -> 22.2x
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glengoolie
glengoolie Jun. 10 at 7:16 PM
$GSVRF https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qKFdLYrH6hY
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glengoolie
glengoolie Jun. 10 at 5:47 PM
$GSVRF over 5% in the green is wild in today's context.
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glengoolie
glengoolie Jun. 10 at 10:22 AM
$GSVRF these metal prices will skew our quarterly earnings. The increased production will not match the devaluation so q2 er might be barely breaking even and there will be no revaluation and we will be stuck under 50 cents for this whole year until the compamy prints three consecutive green quarters again. There is hope the company will pause sales anf just keep the concentrate and wait for bettet prices. Hard to know.
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Chemistryyy
Chemistryyy Jun. 10 at 9:00 AM
Added to my positions in $EXNRF, $GSVRF, and $HMR on this dip. These, along with $DHT and $SVRSF, make up the core of my portfolio now.
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glengoolie
glengoolie Jun. 5 at 5:26 PM
$GSVRF https://youtube.com/watch?v=rvBtfMkRKTs
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glengoolie
glengoolie Jun. 4 at 2:38 PM
$GSVRF has smaller marketcap than $SVRSF this is absolutely wild
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glengoolie
glengoolie Jun. 2 at 3:46 PM
$GSVRF based on the CEOs statements from third video below, they will keep announcing news and progressing with multitude of operations for the next few quarters, essentially getting better and better for the rest of the year. especially exploration, increasing bolanito's production capacity and underground integration with san ignacio, blending bolanitos and san ignacio ores for better milling efficiency, increasing gold production, slowly bringing pinguico into production, increasing capacity on all three mills to much higher percentages(processing much more ore), buying another mine(dilution risk if silver prices stay in the 70s level). the best thing is that they are a producer. not an explorer or a developer but a producer. they have 5 operating mines, there is essentially no risk here in regards to halted production(diversified assets) or some unexpected cost blowouts. everything is on track and on schedule. the valuation right now makes no sense with $17M debt and so many assets
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glengoolie
glengoolie Jun. 1 at 7:45 AM
$GSVRF AI says the average price of silver in Q1 was $98.66. most miners, sold silver with average of $85. this incomplete quarter shows $76.5 average. so if we go by previous quarter and expect about 15% lower price, we should expect guanajuato to sell at $65. we know the bolanitos production was not fully projected in Q1 but in Q2 it will. so say they will do 400k ounces of silver, that should bring in 26M instead of 28M from Q1. i think the same will go for gold(higher production but lower price). so in the end, we should see very similar numbers to Q1, so no dip. which is a good news.
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glengoolie
glengoolie May. 30 at 7:02 AM
$GSVRF https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pgxo8UFk2Q presentation from three weeks ago.
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