
The KE Report Erik Wetterling – Silver Tiger Metals Receives First Mexican Open-Pit Permit In Years, and Exploration Fundamentals Versus Warrant Pressure In Altamira Gold
Nov 11, 2025
Erik Wetterling is the founder and editor of The Hedgeless Horseman, specializing in precious metals and junior mining insights. He discusses the rarity of Silver Tiger Metals' new open-pit permit in Mexico and its potential impact on market sentiment for other developers. The conversation also delves into the importance of experienced teams in mine construction to mitigate risks. Additionally, Wetterling analyzes how warrant expirations have affected Altamira Gold's share price, revealing an intriguing opportunity amidst fluctuating market dynamics.
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Mexican Open-Pit Permits Are Back
- Silver Tiger received the first new Mexican open-pit permit in years, signaling that new permits are possible again.
- Erik sees strong sector sentiment and reduced political/permitting uncertainty for Mexican developers.
Permit Unlocks Layered Value
- The permit de-risks Silver Tiger and could unlock staged value: open pit, underground, then district exploration.
- Gold-heavy open pit economics strengthen margins and may help fund the silver-rich underground.
Check Team Credibility Before Buying
- If a Mexican developer has a credible team and community relations, view permit progress as meaningful de-risking.
- Avoid blanket assumptions; assess team credibility and project specifics before buying on permit optimism.
