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Fortuna Mining Corp FSM


Primary Symbol: T.FVI Alternate Symbol(s):  T.FVI.DB.U

Fortuna Mining Corp., formerly Fortuna Silver Mines Inc., is a Canada-based precious metals mining company with mines in the Latin America and West Africa regions. It has operated mines in Argentina, Burkina Faso, Cote d’Ivoire, Mexico, and Peru. Its mine products include gold, silver, lead, and zinc. Its mines and projects include Seguela Mine, Yaramoko Mine, Lindero Mine, San Jose Mine, and Caylloma Mine. The Seguela Mine is located in the Worodougou Region of the Woroba District, Cote d’Ivoire, approximately 500 km from Abidjan. The Seguela Mine in Cote d’Ivoire consists of the Antenna, Koula, Agouti, Boulder, Ancien, and Sunbird deposits, which will be mined via open-pit methods. Its Yaramoko Mine is in the Hounde greenstone belt region in the Province of Bale in southwestern Burkina Faso. The Lindero Mine is in Salta, Argentina. The San Jose Mine in the Taviche Mining District, Oaxaca, Mexico, produces silver and gold. Caylloma Mine in the Caylloma District of Arequipa, Peru.


TSX:FVI - Post by User

Comment by mesa1on Nov 12, 2021 1:15pm
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Post# 34120466

RE:RE:Market Noise

RE:RE:Market Noise
deepthinker63 wrote: If you zero out Mexico, what's the value then?


It's 25% of supported sales. The mine in Mexico is of course still operating, and 3,000 direct jobs and even more ancillary businesses depend on its operations. There's obviously some issues going on it the Federal government's environmental permit office, as FVI has indicated on their concall that they aren't the only company experiencing confusion coming out of that office. Maybe cutbacks and manpower issues are a factor.

Mexico is material, but not critical to company. A share buy back program is being evaluated, but they have $170M of capital commitments that may be a better use of funds.
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