/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>27477366
You cant go wrong with Hecla. Seriously you dont outlive your piers in the industry for 100 plus years by being crap at what they do.

>>21754767
>>21754791
Yes I think were going to start seeing that within the next ten years in fact.
>>21755093
I am pretty sure this isnt taking into account new operations coming online, because there is no way were going to exhaust the entire massive untapped ore deposits in the pacific northwest or andes.

>>20307422
Hecla Mining is one of the US's oldest silver mining companies, operating primarily from Idaho's silver Valley, though they own properties all the way into BC in the Silvery Slocan belt. Their main project is the Lucky Friday mine, located in Idaho's Silver Valley mining camp, one of only 3 remaining primary silver mines in the region. Lucky Friday with its new main shaft and access to more ore recently detected with underground drilling expects to be operating into the 2040s but ore grades are only continuing at depth. New Gold is a more modern company focused on the Afton Mine in BC and its major new Blackwater gold mine joint venture with Artemis Gold which bought into the project for a massive sum of cash.