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7 hours ago
Today, Heliostar Metals (HSTR.v HSTXF) announced 2024 production of 20,795 AuEq oz, surpassing its guidance. For 2025, the company projects 31,400-41,000 AuEq oz. To support this, mining resumed earlier this month at La Colorada’s Junkyard Stockpile, while at San Agustin, residual production continues, with full-scale mining operations set to restart in Q3, pending permit approval. Full news here⬇️
https://www.heliostarmetals.com/news-articles/heliostar-announces-2024-production-and-provides-2025-production-and-cost-guidance
*Posted on behalf of Heliostar Metals Ltd.
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10 hours ago
Today, Heliostar Metals (HSTR.v HSTXF) announced that it produced a total of 20,795 Gold Equivalent Ounces (GEOs) in 2024, exceeding its initial production guidance for the year with cash costs and AISC expected to be below guidance range: https://www.heliostarmetals.com/news-articles/heliostar-announces-2024-production-and-provides-2025-production-and-cost-guidance
In 2025, HSTR expects to produce 31,000-41,000 GEOs at an AISC of US$1,950-2,000 per GEO. With the restart of mining operations at La Colorada, production is expected to continue throughout the year. At San Agustin, residual production is ongoing into 2025, and HSTR has applied for a permit to expand the open pit for a potential mining restart. Similarly, drilling and technical studies at Ana Paula will continue, with a Feasibility Study planned for 2025 to support a future construction decision. More info on HSTR: https://www.reddit.com/r/Wallstreetbetsnew/comments/1ie1vyl/gold_producer_heliostar_metals_hstrv_hstxf/
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2 days ago
Heliostar Metals (HSTR.v) continues to advance its 12,500-metre drill program at the La Colorada Mine in Sonora, Mexico, with strong shallow oxide gold hits, the latest including high-grade intercepts, with highlights such as 5.0m at 9.69 g/t gold and 4.3m at 9.87 g/t gold: https://x.com/StckMasterFlash/status/1885049455659147309
La Colorada resumed production in January 2025, and drilling aims to expand reserves ahead of a mid-2025 Feasibility Study and expansion decision. Notably, shallow drill results indicate that areas previously considered waste within the Creston Pit Expansion could be converted into ore, potentially lowering upfront capital costs. HSTR is targeting three key veins—North, Intermediate, and South—while integrating results into a resource model for a mid-2025 reserve update. If successful, this could reduce the strip ratio and improve project economics. Additional drilling results are expected in Q1 and Q2 2025.
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5 days ago
Today, Heliostar Metals (HSTR.v HSTXF) announced additional drill results from its 12,500-metre program at the La Colorada Mine in Sonora, Mexico including strong shallow oxide gold hits. The mine resumed production in early January 2025, and drilling aims to expand mineral reserves ahead of a Feasibility Study and an expansion decision planned for mid-2025: https://www.heliostarmetals.com/news-articles/heliostar-delivers-strong-shallow-oxide-gold-hits-at-the-la-colorada-mine-sonora-mexico
Highlights include 5.0m grading 9.69 g/t gold, 4.3m grading 9.87 g/t gold, 15.0m grading 2.54 g/t gold and 21.6m grading 0.77 g/t gold with continued success from assay results from shallow drilling in areas considered to be waste within the Creston Pit Expansion. Plus, these higher grade intercepts demonstrate underground potential beyond the current open pit
StockInfo11
6 days ago
Heliostar Metals (HSTR.v HSTXF) produced 20,000 oz of gold in 2024, generating $15M USD in cash flow. In a recent presentation at MIF 2025, CEO Charles Funk highlighted HSTR's ongoing drilling at its 3 key projects, its long-term goal of producing 150,000 oz/year & more💥⛏ Full video summary here⬇
https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetsmallcaps/comments/1iceyj8/heliostar_metals_hstrv_hstxf_targets_150000/
StockInfo11
1 week ago
Heliostar Metals (HSTR.v, HSTXF) CEO Charles Funk recently presented at MIF 2025, outlining the company’s path to becoming a mid-tier gold producer. With cash flow-positive production of 20,000 oz in 2024, Heliostar aims to reach 150,000 oz annually in the coming years with minimal dilution, driven by resource expansion and acquisitions. The full presentation replay here:
*Posted on behalf of Heliostar Metals Ltd.
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1 week ago
Joining Eric Coffin at the Metals Investor Forum earlier this month, Heliostar Metals (HSTR.v HSTXF) detailed the company’s strong portfolio of development projects in Mexico and the USA alongside its rapid transition from an early-stage developer to a gold producer in just months:
Including two projects already in production, HSTR secured three Mexican assets at a bargain price due to market conditions. With La Colorada now operational and generating steady cash flow, and Ana Paula delivering high-grade drill results, HSTR is poised for significant growth as it focuses on leveraging existing resources, minimizing equity dilution, and ramping up production to 150,000 ounces per year. For more information, refer to HSTR's investor presentation at the Metals Investor Forum: https://x.com/StckMasterFlash/status/1882887030251925532
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2 weeks ago
As detailed by CEO Charles Funk during his Metals Investor Forum Presentation, Heliostar Metals (HSTR.v HSTXF) is transitioning from an exploration-focused company to a cash flow-positive business,
Amid advancing its flagship Ana Paula project, HSTR has added over 3 million ounces of gold to its resource base and acquired two producing gold mines in Mexico, La Colorado and San Augustine. With production guidance set at 20,000 ounces for the year and future plans to exceed 150,000 ounces annually, Heliostar is leveraging low capital expenditures, efficient resource development, and strategic permitting to drive profitability and expand production capacity.
StockInfo11
2 weeks ago
HSTR.v (HSTXF) filed technical reports for its Mexican gold projects La Colorada, San Agustin & San Antonio, showing post-tax NPVs of $25.9M, $12.7M & $398.7M USD respectively. Ongoing drilling, planned updates & permitting could enhance reserves, boost mine life & improve project economics. More⬇️
https://www.reddit.com/r/Wallstreetbetsnew/comments/1i6xbvp/heliostar_metals_hstrv_hstxf_files_technical/
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2 weeks ago
With three flagship projects in Mexico, La Colorada, San Augustine, and San Antonio, Heliostar Metals (HSTR.v HSTXF) is on a transformative journey, leveraging cash flow from operations to fund future development with minimal dilution: https://x.com/StckMasterFlash/status/1881468610205380671
Having strategically restarted production at La Colorada, HSTR is generating immediate cash flow while laying the groundwork for a major pit expansion capable of tripling annual gold output. Similarly, San Augustine’s low-cost residual leaching operations and San Antonio’s high-return potential, showcase how each project aligns with HSTR's long-term growth strategy.
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2 weeks ago
In an exclusive interview with the KE Report, Heliostar Metals (HSTR.v HSTXF) President & CEO Charles Funk dives deep into the company's transformative journey, highlighting its three flagship projects in Mexico: La Colorada, San Augustine, and San Antonio: https://x.com/StckMasterFlash/status/1881468610205380671
Funk outlines the strategic restart of production at La Colorada using the "junkyard stockpile," which generates immediate cash flow while laying the groundwork for a major pit expansion capable of tripling annual gold output. He also reveals exciting updates on San Augustine’s low-cost residual leaching operations and San Antonio’s high-return potential, showcasing how each project aligns with the company's long-term growth strategy.
Leveraging cash flow from operations to fund future development with minimal dilution, HSTR is poised for success with a supportive political climate in Mexico and robust project economics even at conservative gold prices. From imminent drill results and Q4 production updates to mid-2025 feasibility studies, HSTR is strategically navigating the gold market to achieve its ambitious vision of becoming a mid-tier gold producer.
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2 weeks ago
Joining the KE Report, Heliostar Metals (HSTR.v HSTXF) President & CEO Charles Funk detailed the company's recent technical reports, resource and reserve updates alongside plans to move all three of its projects forward:
Leveraging strategic acquisitions and efficient capital deployment, HSTR is on track to grow into a mid-tier gold producer with near-term production, medium-term growth, and long-term expansion potential positioning the company to capitalize on high gold prices and improved permitting conditions in Mexico.
CommodityCoverage
3 weeks ago
Heliostar Metals (HSTR.v HSTXF) had a transformative 2024, solidifying its position as a rising gold producer through the acquisition of three key projects in Mexico and a strategic shift toward self-funded exploration and operations.
As detailed in a recent interview with Mining Stock Daily, the year saw the company successfully transition to active mining and crushing operations, beginning with the Junkyard Stockpile, while optimizing production to surpass 50,000 ounces of gold annually. This milestone marks a critical step toward achieving cash flow positivity, allowing HSTR to fund future exploration and growth internally, a testament to its operational efficiency and strategic foresight: https://x.com/StckMasterFlash/status/1880018428565549510
Looking ahead, 2025 is set to be a catalyst-filled year for HSTR as it targets resource expansion, operational optimization, and economic enhancements across its portfolio. At the flagship La Colorada project, the company aims to reduce CAPEX, improve production efficiency, and release an updated technical report mid-year, reinforcing its robust economics.
Complementing this, the San Agustin and San Antonio projects showcase high cash flow potential and long-term sustainability, while Ana Paula exploration continues to deliver impressive high-grade results. With these initiatives, HSTR is well-positioned to unlock significant value, expand resources, and strengthen its foothold in the gold mining sector, making it a company to watc
CommodityCoverage
3 weeks ago
Providing a comprehensive update, Heliostar Metals (HSTR.v HSTXF) CEO Charles Funk discussed the company's transformative year in 2024, strategic goals for 2025 and operational insights from its recent technical filings with Mining Stock Daily, providing insight into the potential for growth in resources, cash flow positivity from operations, and the promising economics of various projects within its portfolio: https://clearcommodity.net/podcasts/mining-stock-daily/heliostar-update-on-la-colorada-operations-anna-paulo-exploration-and-critical-factors-with-permitting-in-mexico
2024 marked a pivotal year with HSTR acquiring three Mexican Projects. Significant progress was made across its portfolio in shifting toward active mining and crushing operations, beginning with the Junkyard Stockpile. Focused on optimizing production and expanding to over 50,000 ounces of gold per year, all exploration going forward will be funded by HSTR's own operations.
CommodityCoverage
3 weeks ago
Heliostar Metals (HSTR.v HSTXF) presents a compelling opportunity with its recent technical filings for three major projects in Mexico: La Colorada, San Agustin, and San Antonio as each project highlights the company’s strategic focus on economic efficiency, scalability, and sustainable operations: https://x.com/StckMasterFlash/status/1879255430112620681
The La Colorada Project, with a US$25.9 million NPV5 and an 11.9% IRR at a US$2,000/oz gold price, is already making strides with its restarted production from the Junkyard Stockpile. The San Agustin Project’s standout metrics, including a US$12.7 million NPV5 and a remarkable 156% IRR at a US$2,100/oz gold price, highlight its status as a low-risk, high-cash-flow endeavor with near-term profitability. Meanwhile, the San Antonio Project has a robust US$398.7 million NPV5 and a 40.7% IRR at a US$1,900/oz gold price, as well as an impressive 1.1 Moz gold reserves, low all-in sustaining costs (ASIC) of sub-US$1,100/oz, and nearly 14-year mine life solidify its place as a long-term growth driver.
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3 weeks ago
Yesterday, Heliostar Metals (HSTR.v HSTXF) announced the filing of technical reports for its recently acquired projects in Mexico, including the La Colorada Operations, the San Agustin Operations and the San Antonio Project: https://www.heliostarmetals.com/news-articles/heliostar-files-technical-reports-on-mines-and-development-project-recently-acquired-in-mexico
La Colorada Project: Restarted production this month, boasts a US$25.9M NPV5 and plans for expansion through its El Crestón deposit to achieve over 50,000 ounces of gold production annually.
San Agustin: US$12.7M NPV5 and a remarkable 156% IRR underscore its potential as a high-cash-flow project once Phase 4 permits are secured.
San Antonio: PEA highlights a US$398.7M NPV5 and a robust 40.7% IRR at a US$1,900/oz gold price. 1.1 Moz gold-producing asset has low all-in sustaining costs (ASIC) of sub-US$1,100/oz and a long mine life of nearly 14 years.
CommodityCoverage
3 weeks ago
Heliostar Metals (HSTR.V, HSTXF) is on the brink of a transformational year, with mining operations at its La Colorada Mine in Mexico set to restart in January 2025. This marks a critical step as the company transitions from residual leaching to active mining, beginning with the Junkyard Stockpile, a promising resource evaluated through extensive drilling and metallurgical testing: https://www.reddit.com/r/smallstreetbets/comments/1hqr55w/advancing_midtier_gold_production_heliostar/
With flagship projects like Ana Paula and the La Colorada restart poised to drive annual production past 200,000 ounces by 2024, HSTR is paving a clear path toward its goal of becoming a mid-tier gold producer.
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4 weeks ago
Aiming to achieve hundreds of thousands of ounces annually by 2030, Heliostar Metals (HSTR.v, HSTXF) is ambitiously targeting mid-tier gold producer status with a strategic focus on acquiring undervalued gold projects, including its ecently secured Argonaut Gold’s Mexican portfolio for just $5 million:
This acquisition includes two producing mines, San Augustine and La Colorado, as well as promising development projects like San Antonio, positioning HSTR to rapidly scale its operations. By focusing on maximizing production from these assets and restarting full production at La Colorado by January 2025, HSTR is poised to generate significant cash flow to fund future growth, including advancing its high-grade Ana Paula project toward a major construction decision by the end of 2025: https://www.reddit.com/r/smallstreetbets/comments/1hqr55w/advancing_midtier_gold_production_heliostar/
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4 weeks ago
Transforming its growth trajectory, Heliostar Metals (HSTR.v HSTXF) has acquiring two producing mines in Mexico, San Agustin and La Colorada, along with two advanced development projects, expanding the company's M&I gold resources to 3.5 million ounces at an attractive cost of under $1.80 per ounce: https://x.com/StckMasterFlash/status/1875304943931851027
Eliminating up to $20 million in milestone payments tied to the Ana Paula Project & significantly enhancing project economics while generating immediate cash flow from the newly acquired producing mines, HSTR's strategic focus now includes restarting operations at the La Colorada Mine this month and ramping up production to over 100,000 ounces annually from its flagship Ana Paula Project. This positions HSTR as a fast-growing mid-tier gold producer with an enhanced portfolio and operational capabilities, offering a compelling opportunity for investors seeking exposure to the metals resource sector.
StockInfo11
1 month ago
This month, gold producer Heliostar Metals (HSTR.v HSTXF) plans to shift from residual leaching to mining operations at its La Colorada Mine in Mexico. Since August, HSTR has completed 57 drill holes, resource modeling, and metallurgical testing at the project, with results expected soon. More⬇️
https://www.reddit.com/r/smallstreetbets/comments/1hqr55w/advancing_midtier_gold_production_heliostar/
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1 month ago
With 2024 projections of 200,000 ounces from La Colorada and over 100,000 ounces annually from the Ana Paula project by 2028, Heliostar Metals (HSTR.v HSTXF) is poised for significant growth as it's set to restart mining at the La Colorada Mine in January 2025: https://x.com/StckMasterFlash/status/1870261372333818203
This shift to active mining signifies HSTR's advancement toward mid-tier gold production, with a forthcoming technical report outlining production plans and potential resource expansion from the historic tailings facility. Trading at a discount to peers and supported by experienced leadership, the company offers a promising investment opportunity with clear milestones ahead.
StockInfo11
1 month ago
Gold producer, Heliostar Metals (HSTR.v HSTXF), plans to restart mining at its La Colorada Mine in Mexico in January. Preparations include 2,290m of drilling, resource modeling, and testing. A technical report for the project is also expected in January. Full exploration plan summary + DD here⬇️
https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetsmallcaps/comments/1hnt4vk/heliostar_metals_hstrv_hstxf_targets_january_2025/
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1 month ago
Heliostar Metals (HSTR.v HSTXF) is set to restart mining operations at the La Colorada Mine in Mexico in January 2025, beginning with the Junkyard Stockpile—a historical waste rock site evaluated through extensive drilling and metallurgical testing: https://x.com/StckMasterFlash/status/1870261372333818203
This transition from residual leaching to active mining marks a major milestone in Heliostar’s growth toward becoming a mid-tier gold producer with the upcoming technical report to provide a roadmap for production, while opportunities like the historic tailings facility offer additional resource potential. With projections of 200,000 ounces in 2024 from La Colorada alongside Ana Paula’s expected annual output of over 100,000 ounces by 2028, HSTR presents significant production growth.
StockInfo11
1 month ago
Heliostar Metals (HSTR.v, HSTXF) plans to restart mining at its La Colorada Mine in Mexico in January, focusing on the Junkyard Stockpile. Recent work includes 57 drill holes (2,290m), resource modeling, and metallurgical testing. + A new technical report is also expected next month. More⬇️
https://www.heliostarmetals.com/news-articles/heliostar-plans-to-restart-mining-operations-at-la-colorada-mine-mexico
*Posted on behalf of Heliostar Metals Ltd.
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1 month ago
Poised for a transformative year with the planned restart of mining operations at the La Colorada Mine in Mexico in January 2025, Heliostar Metals (HSTR.v HSTXF) is on track to make a significant step toward its ambition of becoming a mid-tier gold producer, targeting annual production between 100,000 and 250,000 ounces: https://x.com/StckMasterFlash/status/1870261372333818203
The initiative highlights HSTR's strategic shift from residual leaching to active mining and crushing operations, supported by resource modeling, metallurgical testing, and a forthcoming technical report detailing the Junkyard Stockpile and Creston Pit expansion. With additional opportunities like the historic tailings facility and projections from recent acquisitions contributing to an expected 200,000 ounces in 2024, HSTR's flagship Ana Paula project remains on track to deliver over 100,000 ounces annually by 2028.
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