
TSE:ARG
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Amerigo Resources (ARG-T) has garnered attention for its significant copper resources and its effective tailings processing capabilities, allowing it to sustain production levels for decades. With access to one of the world's renowned copper mines, the company is well-positioned in the market. Experts highlight the potential for further growth, particularly in light of anticipated increases in copper prices. The company's strategy of generating high margins alongside a solid dividend yield of 3.46% is seen as a strong advantage, providing investors with returns while waiting for market conditions to improve. Additionally, preliminary discussions regarding new tailings opportunities could further bolster Amerigo's growth prospects in the copper sector.
We think ARG is doing the right things. Debt was an issue in prior cycles, and it has cut/eliminated its dividend in the past. Now, it is in strong financial shape and very cheap at 8X earnings. It has been cash flow positive since 2015. It only has one (sponsored) analyst, but should grow EPS by 10%+ this year. Insiders own 13% and have been small buyers in the past six months. The stock is cheap, but so is the sector. New growth concerns have emerged. Still, the stock is up 15% YTD and 52% in a year. Its small size is still a risk, but for those looking beyond the current cycle it looks good, especially now that the balance sheet has been taken care of.
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ARG is a small company with extreme leverage to copper. The stock is up big over the last year by nearly 53% and it pays a high yield at 6.7%. Recent quarterly results were very strong driven by copper price strength and cost management. The balance sheet is net cash positive which we like. There is some volatility around earnings and we will note that the dividend was stopped for eight years (2013 to 21). We consider it OK for copper exposure due to the sector and small cap risks.
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Great management team. One issue he has always had is that it is very low grade, at 0.3 grams per ton. Last year they had some issues with some transition ore they were going through. When they were mining this, their recoveries were not as high as they had hoped. He would really like to see them with some higher grade projects.
Great company, but doesn’t like gold right now. There are only 2 commodities that he is currently excited about right now, natural gas and uranium. Uranium has been plunging. The problem with gold is that it is trading sideways. When a commodity is trading sideways, it is not an easy place to make money.
Amerigo Resources is a Canadian stock, trading under the symbol ARG.TO (previously ARG-T on Stockchase) on the Toronto Stock Exchange (ARG-CT). It is usually referred to as TSX:ARG or ARG.TO
In the last year, 1 stock analyst issued a Buy, Sell, or Hold rating on ARG.TO (previously ARG-T on Stockchase). 1 analyst recommended to BUY and 0 analysts recommended to SELL the stock. The latest stock analyst rating is . Read the latest stock experts' ratings for Amerigo Resources.
Amerigo Resources was recommended as a Top Pick by Rick Rule on 2009-09-01. Read the latest stock experts ratings for Amerigo Resources.
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Amerigo Resources is followed by 65 investors on Stockchase and is a trending stock that is worth watching.
On 2026-07-03, Amerigo Resources (ARG.TO) stock closed at a price of $6.40.
Has spiked, more room to go. Very large copper resources, with access to the tailings of one of the great copper mines in the world. They'll be able to produce at current levels for decades, and they really don't have to explore. Its tailings processing capabilities are very highly regarded.
Believes it's in preliminary discussions to acquire another tailings opportunity. Whether that happens or not, he feels very, very good about the copper business for the next 5 years. Feels especially good about companies that can generate high margins and pay high dividends at current prices, as he feels that prices are going to go up. Yield is 3.46%, very handsome while you wait for copper prices to materially rise (which may take longer than people think).