Report Highlights

  • SSV’s portfolio consists of four polymetallic projects: Cerro Las Minitas (CLM) and Nazas in Durango, Mexico, as well as Oro and Hermanas in New Mexico, U.S.
  • The flagship Cerro Las Minitas (CLM) project hosts a large silver-rich polymetallic resource totaling 303 Moz AgEq, with relatively high-grade silver. At spot prices, silver represents 48% of the resource, followed by zinc and lead at 40%, copper at 8%, and gold at 4%
  • A 2024 PEA reported an After Tax-NPV5% of US$931M, and an AT-IRR of 21%, using US$31.5/oz silver vs the spot price of US$34/oz. SSV is trading at just 6% of its NPV. We note that the potential for higher production in the initial years is a key advantage.
  • We believe there is resource expansion potential as the deposits remain open laterally, and at depth. SSV is planning a 25,000 m drill program aimed at potentially expanding resources by 10%- 20%.