Mining Stock Daily Sierra Madre Gold & Silver's Near-term Growth Plans
Nov 12, 2025
Jorge Ramiro Monroy, Lead Director of Sierra Madre Gold & Silver, explains the company’s ambitious production expansion plans targeting a tripling of output by 2027. He discusses how a recent $3.5M financing supports exploration in Mexico’s promising districts. Jorge contrasts investor behaviors between Europe and North America, noting the former’s focus on fundamentals. Also on the agenda are improvements in the Mexican permitting climate and the potential for significant cash flow as silver prices rise.
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Different Investor Profiles Drive Strategy
- European investors at Zurich conferences tend to be long-term and fundamentals-focused with engineering backgrounds, while North American retail is more momentum-driven.
- Sierra Madre leverages a balanced investor base to attract institutions and maintain liquidity.
Rapid Shift From Gradual To Simultaneous Growth
- Sierra Madre raised nearly $20M after production picked up at La Guitarra and they announced optimization and integration of Logitara, Colosso, and Nazareno.
- The company moved quickly from gradual progress to simultaneous commissioning and expansion across multiple projects.
Aggressive Two-Year Production Ramp
- Sierra Madre plans to triple production within two years by expanding mill capacity to 800 tpd in 12 months and 1,200–1,500 tpd by end of 2027.
- At 1,500 tpd the company could produce close to 3 million ounces of silver, nearly triple current output.