Goldgroup Mining: Can Two Producing Mines and a Third Restart Drive Its Next Stage of Growth?

Goldgroup Mining is pursuing its goal of becoming an intermediate gold and silver producer in Mexico, with two producing mines and a third targeted for restart in 2027. Its flagship Don David Mine in Oaxaca currently produces approximately 40,000 gold-equivalent ounces annually, primarily from silver. With the underground mine operating at roughly 60% of its processing capacity, management sees an opportunity to increase production using existing infrastructure. 

Supported by established permits, infrastructure, local mining expertise and strong community relationships, Goldgroup is focused on expanding its operations in Mexico. With significant insider ownership, backing from investors including Eric Sprott, and capital available for exploration and potential acquisitions, Goldgroup Mining is working to build a larger, diversified gold and silver production platform. 

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