From legacy to leadership: Avino Silver & Gold Mines targets mid-tier status with La Preciosa

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(Kitco News) - Avino Silver & Gold Mines is making waves in the mining world with its ambitious plans to transition from a junior to a mid-tier producer. Operating in Durango, Mexico, Avino leverages over 50 years of mining expertise, combining sustainable practices like dry stack tailings with modern innovation. With the strategic acquisition of the La Preciosa property, the company is poised to triple production, targeting 8–10 million silver-equivalent ounces annually. Backed by a $20 million cash reserve, zero debt, and a proven track record, Avino is advancing the La Preciosa project while exploring additional opportunities at its oxide tailings site. Join us as CFO Nathan Hart discusses Avino’s growth strategy, the impact of rising silver and copper demand, and what’s next for this dynamic producer.

 

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