i-80 Gold: Still Very Attractive, Despite No Joint Venture Agreement
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i-80 Gold's stock price dropped due to negative Q3 2024 developments, including scrapped joint venture agreements and slower-than-expected Granite Creek ramp-up. Despite liquidity risks, its U.S. projects remain attractive with significant upside potential. The company needs around $100M in Q1 2025 for financing, likely through debt, equity, or asset divestments.
November 21, 2024 | 4:00 pm
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i-80 Gold's stock price fell due to negative Q3 2024 developments, including scrapped joint venture agreements and slower Granite Creek ramp-up. Despite liquidity risks, U.S. projects offer upside potential. The company seeks $100M in Q1 2025 for financing.
The stock price drop is due to negative developments in Q3 2024, including scrapped joint venture agreements and slower-than-expected project ramp-up. Despite this, the company's U.S. projects are still seen as attractive, indicating potential for future growth. However, the immediate need for $100M financing in Q1 2025 presents a liquidity risk, which could pressure the stock price in the short term.
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