Silver Storm Mining Ltd
SVRSSilver Storm Mining Ltd., a mineral resource exploration company, engages in the acquisition, exploration, and development of mineral properties. The company explores for silver, zinc, copper, lead, and gold deposits. It holds a 100% interest in the San Diego property that consists of 4 mining concessions covering an area of 91.65 hectares located in Durango State, Mexico. The company was formerly known as Golden Tag Resources Ltd. and changed its name to Silver Storm Mining Ltd. in November 2023. Silver Storm Mining Ltd. was incorporated in 1995 and is headquartered in Toronto, Canada.
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Silver Storm Mining Ltd
Sector
Precious Metal
Founded
August 8, 1996
Reporting Currency
CAD
Contact Phone
416-504-2024
Website
silverstorm.caHeadquarters Address
Bay Adelaide Centre- East Tower , Toronto , ON M5H 4E3 , CA
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CA82825J1093Commodity Portfolio
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AI Is Making Silver’s Six-Year Deficit Worse | Mani Alkhafaji - First Majestic Silver
Key Highlights
brief- Cited by the guest as the junior that bought First Majestic's La Preciosa assets as part of the larger producer's divestment of smaller mines.
Silver has run a structural supply deficit for six years, and AI/data-center buildouts are now widening it beyond current forecasts. A 50 MW data center alone consumes about 6.5 tons of silver — a single demand source not yet matched by new mine supply. First Majestic's $75M Jerritt Canyon restart is running ahead of schedule, with a formal study expected by Q1 2027 ahead of H2 2027 production. First Majestic is divesting sub-2 Moz (million ounce) producers so management can refocus on district-scale assets like Santa Elena, San Dimas, and Los Gatos. Retail silver demand softens when prices pull back — historically June through August are the seasonal lows before Q4 and Q1 recover.
What’s Next for Gold & Silver? Market Analysis With Don Durrett and John Feneck
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brief- The guest flags Silver Storm as just having entered production.
- He adds the San Diego project as the follow-on growth asset beyond the current producing mine.
Don and John call the Aug 19 gold-silver rally seasonal, not yet a structural breakout; HUI is above 800. Bessent's surprise long-end Treasury bid weakened the dollar and sent GDX up 8% and silver up 10%. Miners are starting to outperform the metal — a leading signal that institutional rotation into the sector could be starting. Undervalued producers with growth ahead — Goldgroup, Excellon, Denarius, LaHontan, 1911 Gold — screen as the best risk-reward in this tape. Both analysts are bullish into Q4 2026 and 2027, but the real test is whether capital rotates from equities into miners.
Gold/Silver Miners: Low Hanging Fruit (August 2026)
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detailed- Just started production in the month of the recording; the key catalyst is the San Diego project — ~100M oz at ~90 g/t — for which a PEA is still pending.
- He expects San Diego to be economic at current prices but flags low grade and permitting timing as unknowns.
- The story is two-phase: stabilize current production first, then unlock San Diego.
Don Durrett's 15 low-hanging-fruit names share a single thesis — execution on planned growth at $200 silver and $7,000 gold unlocks 5-20x upside across the list. Junior miners with low insider ownership become prime hostile takeover targets once their assets are de-risked, so a defensive merger often precedes the rerate. The market is still leaving the second-mine pipeline at NexGold and GoGold free, because the first project's standalone value already exceeds today's market cap. Canada's scarcity of new single-asset gold producers gives each one a permanent jurisdiction premium that U.S. peers cannot replicate. AISC (All-In Sustaining Cost — what it really costs to produce an ounce) is the single variable that decides whether each near-term producer on this list rerates or fades.
Deep Sea Minerals ($SEAS | $DSEAF): Potential NASDAQ Uplisting & Exploration Strategy
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brief- Don expects the San Diego project to be fairly easy to permit because ore could be moved to the La Parilla mill roughly 20 kilometers away instead of building a new one.
Deep Sea Minerals received BCSC final receipt for its C$50 million shelf prospectus on July 28, advancing its planned NASDAQ uplisting. Polymetallic nodules lie loose on the seafloor; explorers map them with AUV and ROV video and sample with box cores — no drilling or blasting. The guest argues no commercial-scale nodule production exists yet, so proving harvesting machines run reliably is the industry's central risk, not discovery. Deep-sea licenses span several regulators (NOAA, BOEM, Cook Islands, ISA); the CEO says spreading applications across them mitigates jurisdiction risk. The hosts argue permit-ready Mexico silver developers such as GoGold and Silver Tiger trade depressed and could rerate as construction nears.
Silver47 Exploration ($AGA | $AAGAF) on Red Mountain's Critical Mineral Potential & Path to 2027 PEA
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brief- Don says Silver Storm just completed its first pour and is currently ramping up in Q3 2025
A 22-cent EV per ounce on Silver47 Exploration's 246M silver-equivalent ounces screens 2-10x below peers like Blackrock Silver, framing a clear valuation gap. The CEO argues most ounces are inferred, but three high-grade US projects (Red Mountain, Hughes, Mogollon) underpin a 1B-oz aspiration and a 2027 PEA. With $45M Canadian in working capital and four rigs running, Silver47 plans roughly 20,000 meters of 2026 drilling across Alaska, Nevada, and New Mexico. Co-hosts Don Duret and John Fenwick frame a deep correction in US silver developers as a contrarian bottom-fishing setup before a potential second leg up. Near-term producers like 1911 Gold, Denarius, and LaHontan anchor a broader US silver thesis alongside Silver47, all riding a bipartisan critical-mineral policy tailwind.
50 buy-the-dip stocks (July 17, 2026)
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detailed- Silver Storm Mining has just gone into production in Mexico.
- Its second mine, San Diego, is about two years out, so he frames the holding as owning the stock for that mine.
- He counts it among the high-leverage small silver producers.
He reviews 50 gold and silver mining stocks he owns, sizing the upside against $7,000 gold and $200 silver. Most of the list screens as an eight-bagger or better, and he favors undervalued producers growing output. Development names need patience: permits plus roughly two-year builds push many payoffs to 2028 and beyond. He cautions that gold and silver mining stocks are speculative, so keep allocations small and only risk what you can lose.
THESE Gold & Silver Stocks a Screaming BUY - 'More Bullish Than Ever': John Feneck and Don Durrett
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brief- Durrett says Silver Storm Mining has just gone into production, while its San Diego project is still contributing no value.
- He values the San Diego project at another $100 million and includes Silver Storm among his four silver developer 10-bagger plays.
Durrett frames the metals selloff as a correction, not the end of the gold bull market, which he says only breaks below $3,000. Both guests attribute the drop since March 1st to the Iran war rather than mine fundamentals, and warn of another seasonal dip this fall. Feneck's development picks include Silverco, Blackrock Silver and Silver 47, each trading far below its spring highs on unchanged plans. Durrett's stock lists split by horizon: quality North American producers for a year, developers for three-to-five-year multi-bagger attempts. Feneck is bullish on tungsten equities despite an 8-9x spot price surge, because China supplies about 80% and no ETF or futures market exists.
Collin Kettell, CEO of Palisades Gold Corp. | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews
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brief- Kettell names Silver Storm among the companies Palisades owns over 5% of in warrants alone.
Palisades built a warrant bank — warrants are options to buy shares at set prices — of 1.5 billion covering 200-plus juniors at about a penny each. Guest claims net asset value (NAV — portfolio value per share) of $3.10 tops the $2.70 share price before counting any value for wholly owned projects. Palisades returned $75 million to shareholders across seven distributions, about five times the less than $15 million it raised since inception. Company building seeded New Found Gold, Nevada King, and Radio Fuels, giving shareholders early access to ventures individual investors rarely see. Kettell argues the 2024-2025 window for full warrant coverage on quality financings has closed as competition rose, leaving Palisades shares as the main access.
Don Durrett & John Feneck Interview Mayfair Gold ($MFG | $MINE) on Building a Mine in Ontario
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brief- Don Durrett expects Silver Storm to reach production in the first half of 2026 and counts it among the near-term silver producers he finds most attractive.
Mayfair Gold is permitting a 4,800 tonne-per-day starter pit at Fenn-Gib provincially, cutting years off the federal route to first production. Projects under 5,000 tonnes per day permit provincially in Ontario, avoiding a federal review where no new (greenfield) mine has won approval since 2019. Management guides to a sub-$1,200 AISC (All-In Sustaining Cost — the full cost to produce an ounce) and first gold in 2030. Staying small preserves optionality: regional high-grade and underground tonnes can sweeten mill feed (raise average grade) without expanding throughput or new federal permits. Don Durrett favors undervalued, leveraged silver producers while John Fenwick argues war headlines, not fundamentals, gate gold's next move.
Sean Brodrick – 2026 Strategies In Silver, Gold, Copper, Uranium, Oil, Drones, Rockets, and Robots
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brief- Shad notes Samsung has partnered with Silver Storm on an off-take agreement as an example of manufacturers locking in silver supply.
Silver miners still lag the metal — Sean expects the catch-up as Q4 earnings reveal record margins on much higher silver prices. End users may lock supply through off-take deals and even outright mine acquisitions in silver and copper. Next-gen defense — drones, hypersonics, and AI-driven robots — is a multi-year supercycle funded by rising appropriations. Critical minerals like antimony and germanium become a second-derivative play on the broader defense buildout.
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