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Argonaut Gold Inc T.AR

Alternate Symbol(s):  T.AR.DB.U | ARNGF

Argonaut Gold Inc. is a gold producer with a portfolio of operations in North America. The Company’s operating mines include Florida Canyon, Magino, La Colorada and San Agustin. The Florida Canyon Gold Mine area is situated in northwestern Nevada within the Basin and Range physiographic province. The Magino mine property is a past producing underground gold mine located 40 kilometers (km) northeast of Wawa, Ontario, approximately 14 kilometers southeast of the town of Dubreuilville. The property consists of seven patented mining claims, four leased mining claims and 69 unpatented mining claims totaling 2,204.495 hectares. The past producing La Colorada gold-silver mine property is located approximately 40 km southeast of Hermosillo, Sonora State, Mexico. The San Agustin property consists of four mineral claims totaling 1,065 ha and is located in the northern San Lucas de Ocampo Mining District.


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Post by templetooth2on Dec 16, 2020 12:22pm
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Equinox - Premier deal

Equinox - Premier deal
My first reaction is that the winner here is Argonaut. Suddenly, Magino looks pretty good in comparison to Hardrock, the marquee asset in Premier.

Remember that Magino is supposed to produce 150,000 annual oz at a capex of US$370 million. Argonaut has taken some flack for this apparently large capex.

According to Scotia, Hardrock's 2016 feasibility study called for average annual production of 288,000 oz for capex of CDN$1.25 B or US$975 million or 2.6 X Magino's nut.

I see in the Equinox press release reference to 200,000 annual oz and as they're buying 50% of the project, obviously they see quite a bit higher annual oz., at least in the early years. Anyway, when Ross Beatty goes for a deal like this, it sure makes Argonaut look pretty good.
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