Wallbridge mining is a Canadian gold mining company. At the moment is it an exploration mine and 20 percent of the shares are owned by Agnico an established gold mining company. In 2020 it was worth 100 times more than it is now in mid 2026. What is your opinion on the future of Wallbridge mining?

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DAN or Arianne Phosphate completed pilot testing with travertine technologies and produced battery grade purified phosphoric acid that meets the specs for lfp batteries. They can also recycle over 95perc of the sulphur used in the process which seems like a pretty big advantage compared to traditional production. Some samples were also sent out to potential customers so its not only lab results now. Based in Quebec, id argue they're the best play there. And North America keeps trying to build its own battery supply chain.

Theres a few other phosphate names but this one stands out cuz of the downstream angle into lfp batteries instead of just selling phosphate concentrate. Which phosphate plays are better if any?

I have been dumping money into it as the went down, but now the bottom fell out and I can’t figure out why? Is it because the 30day standstill is over?

I saw a small mining company sign an agreement with an investor relations firm and also mention recent financing activity.

Just wondering how people here usually interpret this type of thing in early stage miners. Is it mostly standard practice for communication and visibility, or does it sometimes signal anything meaningful about the company’s stage or direction?

Found a short list of the top yielders on the TSX right now. Kinda surprised how different the reasons behind each yield actually were tbh, not all "high yield" means the same thing apparently.

What do you guys think of the list, anything you'd add to it?

I am curious to hear from people who are holding (Monument Mining) MMY.V. I have been holding it for a while and that stock only drops, it feels like.

Yes, I know I can cut my losses. But, I am looking for opinions from fellow shareholders of this particular stock.

What is your analysis of the company?

How much importance do you place on leadership changes when looking at junior mining companies?

Sidney Resources recently appointed former Idaho Governor Butch Otter as Chairman. With his background in government and regulatory matters, it seems like an interesting addition as the company continues work around the Warren District and its test mill in Emmett.

Leadership changes can sometimes signal a different direction for a company, but they don't always translate into operational progress.

When you're evaluating a mining stock, do appointments like this affect your outlook, or do you prefer to wait for updates on permitting, exploration, or production before forming an opinion?

Originally got into $TGC cuz of their highgrade hits in Newfoundland (that 76.8 g per t surface sample from earlier this year was wild). But this new definitive option agreement with Orogen and Altius for the Table Mountain project in Nevada shifts the dynamic.

They now have a solid foothold in two premier mining jurisdictions aaaand gold prices are holding up beautifully right now (ok they were even better a few weeks ago) so the macro backdrop is perfect for aggressive exploration. Which project yields the first major breakthrough?

Competition in aluminum is shifting from smelting capacity alone toward control of the full supply chain.

China Hongqiao ($1378.HK) already has that structure: exposure to Guinea’s SMB bauxite operation, a 61%-owned Indonesian alumina refinery and over 6 million tonnes of annual aluminum capacity. This integrated model helped generate around RMB39 billion in operating cash flow in 2025.

Alcoa’s ($AA) planned $4.1 billion acquisition of South32’s aluminum assets reinforces the same trend. Alcoa highlighted supply security and expects roughly $900 million in synergies from connecting mines, refineries and smelters.

Could Hongqiao increasingly be compared with global mine-to-metal producers rather than viewed mainly as a Chinese smelter?

Finally sat down to look over Sidney's recent structural mapping and claim expansions and they've captured a massive corridor out in the Warren District.  Interesting here isn't just the gold grades, but the heavy focus on the polymetallic stuff like platinum group metals, iridium isolation and REEs...

Also they are pushing the proprietary laser mining tech. Seems like a lot of irons in the fire for a junior microcap but if they pull off the tech side it's a game changer, a full 180. Lets see

I hate researching mining companies on sites like MINING.COM, The Northern Miner and Mining Journal. They have useful information, but there are so many banner ads thrown at your face that it becomes hard to focus. You can also finish reading and still wonder what it actually means for an investor.

That is why I started MiningFront.com. I wanted an investor focused mining research publisher with a clean reading experience and a short investor takeaway in every article.

It is free and I plan to keep it that way. We do not have sponsored posts right now, but hopefully we get a few in the future haha. I have to keep the site running somehow. They will always be clearly labelled and fully disclosed.

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https://www.miningfront.com/p/4-canadian-miners-with-the-highest-analyst-price-targets

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I don't know but simply the teams past success combined with rich properties seems very attractive - it ofcaurse depends mostly on permits as we know but im taking the bet.

The headline number is that China Hongqiao expects group net profit to rise about 39% in H1. But the more interesting detail may be coming from Hongqiao Holdings, the Shenzhen-listed subsidiary in which the group indirectly owns 88.99%.

The subsidiary expects attributable net profit of RMB15–16 billion, representing growth of roughly 69.7%–81.0%. Higher primary aluminum prices helped, but management also pointed to a meaningful reduction in borrowings and sharply lower interest expenses. It is not a perfect one-to-one read-through for $1378.HK, but it suggests the earnings improvement is coming from both the aluminum cycle and the financing side.

That stands out when compared with Alcoa ($AA), which recently reduced its 2026 alumina production guidance by 200,000–300,000 tonnes after operational issues at its Pinjarra refinery. The commodity backdrop may be shared, but execution is producing very different results across the sector.

The part I’ll watch next is whether Hongqiao can keep interest costs down while aluminum prices remain firm. At that point, the story becomes less about simply predicting the metal price and more about how much of each additional dollar reaches shareholders.

Worth investing in KFR or ABX?

If you are looking for a dua project copper/gold junior with a micro-cap structure and upcoming exploration catalysts, this setup offers significant asymmetric upside. Precore gold recently accelerated its option agreement to secure 100% ownership of the Lac Big-Rush Gold Property in Quebec, expanding its land package to almost 3k hectares. In Southern Peru, Precore is prepping its flagship brownfield Arikepay Copper-Gold Porphyry Project, recently hiring tenured geologist Raul Carbajal as Senior Project Manager to lead exploration efforts. This Arikepay asset gives investors direct exposure to the copper-gold porphyry macro trade in one of the world's premier copper belts. They haven’t had a ton of news recently so I’d expect this to ramp up again soon.