Project 24 statements
The deposit 13
Key takeaway. Management describes the deposit as a historical silver mine that also produces gold and silver, with La Tortilla being primarily a silver mine with an average grade of about 550 grams per ton of silver and samples well in excess of 2,400…
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grams per ton (Jul 2026, Jan 2026, Dec 2025). The company reports that the Alcrestón area contains about 70,000 ounces of drilling and is a molybdenum deposit with copper porphyry potential, while calling the overall deposit a large epithemial deposit (Jan 2026). The mining operation has run for 45 years, and management says there are 15 years remaining if modeled conservatively, with current combined gold and silver production of about 800 ounces a month (Dec 2025). Starcore occupies about 11% of the 12,992-hectare San Martin mine property (Jan 2026, Jul 2026, Dec 2025).
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Jurisdiction 8
Key takeaway. Starcore's management highlights a long-established presence in Mexico, describing the company as centrally located about three hours north of Mexico City (Jan 2026) and noting a 19-year track record at its San Martin operation (Jan 2026).
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On permitting, management reports that San Martin is fully permitted with 11 years of environmental permits remaining (Jan 2026), while at La Tortilla the company has an operating mine with permits but needs additional permitting to move rock to process it elsewhere rather than on site (Dec 2025). More recently, management stated that a social permit has been obtained and an environmental permit is expected within 60–90 days (Jul 2026), supported by a 10-year social license (Jul 2026) and a recent community meeting with La Tortilla (Jan 2026).
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Technical risk 3
Key takeaway. Management has acknowledged two technical risks.
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First, carbonaceous ore deposits require different processing; the company is currently treating that ore at about 75 tons per day and aims to double that rate (July 2026). Second, there are water management issues involving recycled versus fresh water (January 2026). Separately, management reports using dry stack tailings with no tailings dam, where cyanide is destroyed and water is recycled or made benign (January 2026).
Economics 10 statements
Economics 5
Key takeaway. Management points to low production and startup costs at La Tortilla, citing existing infrastructure (Jan 2026).
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The company reports it currently produces a blend of 900–1000 ounces of gold and silver per month, processing 625 tons per day with capacity to reach 1,000 tons per day (Jan 2026). In a separate statement, management said revenue is roughly $1.5 million a month and projected cash flow of $180 million over 18 to 24 months (Dec 2025).
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Financing 5
Key takeaway. Management reports that as of December 2025 the company was generating approximately $1.5 million per month in revenue, and by July 2026 had $10 million in the bank with no debt or forward sales on the property or company.
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However, the capital needed has shifted: in January 2026, the CEO stated $20 million would be required to expand San Martin to a 100,000-ounce-per-year producer, but by July 2026 management said at least a million dollars was needed — a much smaller figure that appears to refer to near-term requirements rather than the expansion.
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Timeline 6 statements
Timeline 6
Key takeaway. Management described a multi-stage timeline for the La Tortilla project.
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The company reports that it filed with the environmental agency last October and obtained community approval in January 2026; once the permit is received, it expects to start shipping ore within 90 to 120 days. Separately, management noted that bulk samples should ship "in another couple of months" as of January 2026, and that the lease and purchase agreement on the property was signed "a couple months ago" as of December 2025. Looking to near-term production, the company said in December 2025 that forward-looking output was expected to reach about a thousand ounces in January.
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Corporate 10 statements
Management 5
Key takeaway. Management points to a strong operating track record: the company says it has been producing gold and silver for 20 years (as of July 2026), with the San Martin mine itself operated for 19 years (January 2026) or 20 years (December 2025,…
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counting from when it was purchased from Gold Corp). The CEO also highlights team experience, noting that 270 people work at the mine, most of them engineers, and that general manager/COO Salvador Garcia is a career engineer originally trained by Gold Corp. Management further emphasizes workforce longevity, reporting that many staff have tenures of 15–20 years at San Martin.
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Market 1
Sources 3 interviews
Every interview 3
| Date | Channel | Interview | Statements |
|---|---|---|---|
| 04 Jul 2026 | Natural Resource Stocks | Starcore CEO Answers The $5 Share Question And The Weakness Investors Keep Missing | 11 |
| 21 Jan 2026 | Natural Resource Stocks | Restart Timeline Revealed: Starcore’s Path From Samples To Production | 20 |
| 11 Dec 2025 | Natural Resource Stocks | Starcore CEO Robert Eadie On Growing A Mexican Gold And Silver Producer | 19 |
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What is Starcore's project and where is it?
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What do recent interviews with Starcore cover?
The most-discussed topics on record are the deposit, jurisdiction, timeline, economics — each claim quoted and dated in the sections above.