Avino Silver is set to report Q2 results, with revenue growth expected but earnings projected to stay flat year over year.
Avino Silver (ASM) closed at $3.56 in the latest trading session, marking a +1.42% move from the prior day.
Avino has recently made a series of new acreage acquisitions that promise to accelerate production increases in the short and medium term. The possibility that the company can reduce the percentage of copper it extracts from 31% to 9% in order to increase the values of silver from 49% to 67%. In 2022, the company completed the acquisition of La Preciosa. Avino paid a total of $15.3 million in cash and $14 million in stocks.
Here is how Avino Silver (ASM) and Aris Mining Corporation (ARMN) have performed compared to their sector so far this year.
Avino Silver has delivered exceptional 2025 returns, outperforming peers and major indices, aided by production growth, falling unit costs, rising selling prices, and zero net debt. ASM stock momentum remains quite bullish, and I see further upside potential, with a fair value target of $5–$6 per share under current operating conditions. If production targets are met and PM bullion prices rise further, ASM could be severely undervalued, with significant EPS growth and upside to $8–$10 possible over 12-18 months.
Avino Silver & Gold Mines boasts a stellar balance sheet, strong recent production growth, and is set for significant expansion with La Preciosa and Oxide Tailings projects. Despite a 300% YTD stock surge, ASM remains undervalued, with potential for further upside as production could triple by 2029 and silver prices remain strong. The company's prudent capital allocation—no dividends or buybacks, but a potential $40M share issue—positions it well for project execution and even future acquisitions.
Downgrade ASM International to buy from strong buy due to near-term order softness, backlog decline, and regional risks despite intact long-term growth drivers. ASMIY's 2Q25 results were strong, with revenue and margins beating expectations, driven by GAA investments and China demand, supporting upgraded FY25 guidance. Long-term thesis remains robust: GAA transition, ALD/Epi expansion, and rising SAM position ASMIY for significant growth toward the EUR5B FY27 target.
ASM's Q2 silver-equivalent output rises 5% Y/Y to 645,602 oz, fueled by record mill throughput, and higher gold and copper volumes.
In the most recent trading session, Avino Silver (ASM) closed at $3.68, indicating a -5.15% shift from the previous trading day.
ASM dominates the advanced deposition market, especially ALD, positioning it to benefit from AI-driven semiconductor demand and data center expansion. Q1 FY25 results exceeded expectations, with strong revenue growth, record margins, and robust free cash flow, driven by AI logic chip demand. Risks include economic cyclicality, strong competition, and premium valuation, but ASM's consistent execution and innovation mitigate these concerns.
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