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Signia Capital Management Richard Beaven, Colin Kelly | “North American copper producer and portfolio company Taseko Mines (TGB), delivered strong performance in recent months, driven by rising copper prices and a number of compelling company-specific developments. On June 5th Taseko announced a partial sale of the New Prosperity copper-gold deposit in Canada for $75m. The sale proceeds provides additional liquidity while Taseko retains 77.5 percent ownership, preserving significant cash flow and earnings potential as the project develops over the coming years. Additionally, Taseko is currently in the final stages of bringing the Florence mine in Arizona into production. Management anticipates production to begin in mid-2026, and is expected to nearly double Taseko's copper output from approximately 120 million pounds in 2025 to roughly 200 million pounds by 2027. The Florence mine will be one of the largest US copper mines to come into production over the past decade. Utilizing an environmentally friendly form of copper recovery called In-Situ Copper Recovery (ISCR), the project is projected to produce 99.99% pure copper cathodes at a low cash cost of $1.25 per pound. With copper prices above $5 per pound today, TGB is well positioned to grow earnings and cash flow in the coming quarters. We believe Taseko trades significantly below its net asset value, based on discounted future cash flows, offering excellent exposure to a fundamentally strong copper market driven by a tight global supply and demand. BSD Analysis: Taseko is a pure torque play on copper — exactly what you want if you believe electrification demand will outrun supply. Gibraltar provides stable base output, but the real prize is Florence, a low-cost in-situ copper project with the potential to transform Taseko's cost structure and free cash flow profile. The market has dragged its feet on valuing Florence due to permitting drama, but those roadblocks are finally clearing, and the economics are compelling: low capital intensity, competitive opex, and a copper price environment leaning structurally tighter. Taseko's balance sheet is manageable, and the company has shown discipline in not overextending ahead of project de-risking. If copper tightens — and all signs point that way — Taseko could see outsized equity upside with minimal incremental volume growth. This is a levered bet on the coming copper crunch, and it screens cheaper than it should.” | BULL | Q2 2025 Jun 30, 2025 | View Pitch |
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