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Dynacor Group Inc DNGDF


Primary Symbol: T.DNG

Dynacor Group Inc. is a Canada-based industrial gold ore processor. The Company is engaged in gold production by processing ore purchased from the artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM) industry. The Company, including its subsidiary, produces gold and silver from ore purchased from local Peruvian miners, which is processed at its wholly owned processing plant in Chala, Peru. Its Anta property is a silver/gold/copper exploration project that is located in the heart of a regionally important epithermal gold-silver belt and host hydrothermal deposits in Peru, including the Orcopampa, Ares, Shila-Paula, Calloma, Arcata and Antapite mines. Its Tumipampa property is located approximately 60 kilometers' south of the city of Abancay in the Tumipampa region and about 500 km southeast of Lima. The Company also holds interests in mineral properties in Peru that are in the exploration stage. The Company produces gold through its PX IMPACT gold program.


TSX:DNG - Post by User

Post by retiredcfon May 31, 2022 2:09pm
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BMO chief equity strategist Brian Belski is all-but pounding the table on Canadian materials stocks.

“There is very little fundamentally that we do not like about the Canadian Materials sector. In fact, after nearly a decade of operational discipline, profit margins and profitability are near record levels and well above historical averages. Furthermore, cash generation has been strong as the sector continues to display consistent capital spending discipline resulting in the most robust distribution growth on record. We believe this trend can continue even as earnings growth decelerates and commodity prices soften. Indeed, on fundamentals alone, the Canadian Materials sector checks all our boxes - valuations are below historical averages, operating metrics are firmly above historical averages, cash generation is near record levels, cash is being returned to shareholders, debt to equity is well below historical average and capital spending remains moderate showing strong cost discipline. ... Furthermore, according to our work, the Canadian Materials sector’s strong exposure to gold stocks adds a level of tactical defense against periods of broad equity market weakness "

 
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