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Amerigo Resources (ARG.TO)

6.40

+0.16 (2.56%)

as of Jul 3, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jul 5, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 1 opinions in the last 12 months.

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.

Consensus

Positive

Valuation

Undervalued

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BUY

Reprocess tailings from a big copper producer in Chile. Likes of valuation. Pretty good growth profile. Wouldn't be surprised to see them reinstate the dividend they cut.

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DON'T BUY

(Market Call Minute.) Copper play in Chile and costs in Chile are unknown and power is a nightmare. Too risky.

DON'T BUY

Copper processing in Chile. It started moving and he took some profits. Things started getting greyer, so he sold his holdings. They have a great project, 50-year mine life, paid out most of their earnings in dividends. The problem is that costs are out of control.

COMMENT

Has had on long-term uptrend since 2003. The chart shows it spikes up and then cools off. He would use a stoploss based on the low of August. The resistance level is the old high of $3.43. You also want to see volume.

BUY

Copper and molybdenum in Chile. Takes the Copper tailings (plus some molybdenum) from an existing producing mine. This one belongs in a long-term portfolio.

PAST TOP PICK

Then 1.96 Copper has done well so this stock has done well as well. It's an inexpensive way to get into mining. It's a mining processing facility which produces copper. He's still holding on to it.

COMMENT

A bit of an oddity as it depends on the tailings coming down a Chilean mountain for processing. Does seem to want to become a producer. Could be some short-term risks and stumbles. Good dividend. This is not what he would go into a mining company for.

BUY

A safe way to deal with molybdenum and copper. They take the tailings from a copper project in Chile and process it, so they are processors, not miners. 4% dividend. Excellent managers. The mine has a 50-year lifespan. Almost like and annuities situation.

COMMENT

Primarily copper with some molybdenum. Has had a run in the last 3 to 4 months. 4% dividend. One of the better conservative plays in the mining field.

HOLD

4% dividend. Produces copper and molybdenum from the fresh tailings of the mine in Chile.

TOP PICK

Everything has clicked. Copper has gone from $2.50 to $3.50. They have the production back in line and a large percentage of their revenue has molybdenum in it.

BUY

Produces copper and molybdenum. Processes low-grade tailings from another company's mine. Moly prices should really do well. If copper stays high and Molly continues to rise, the stock should do well.

BUY

Since 2004 it has been doing very well in a very narrow trading range. It is probably ready for the next leg.

BUY

Copper. Takes waste from a nearby mine and processes it to get copper. The mine had some operational problems that affected them, but this is now cleared up. Also gets some molybdenum.

BUY

Has a 50 year copper asset. Fairly high costs, but the costs should come down. 4% yield. Has been incredibly beaten up. Should go up, even if copper comes off.

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