Sonoro Gold Corp (SMOFF)

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Profit Margin 0.00%
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Volume 60,000
Avg Vol 153,204
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out N/A
Stochastic %K 35%
Beta N/A
Analysts Strong Buy
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Company Profile

Sonoro Gold Corp. engages in the acquisition, exploration, and development of mineral properties in Mexico. The company primarily explores for gold and silver deposits. Its flagship project is the Cerro Caliche property comprising 15 contiguous mining concessions covering an area of approximately 1,350.10 hectares located in the Cucurpe Municipality of Sonora State in northwestern Mexico. The company was formerly known as Sonoro Metals Corp. and changed its name to Sonoro Gold Corp. in August 20...

Industry: Other Precious Metals & Mining
Sector: Basic Materials
Phone: 604 632 1764
Address:
2489 Bellevue Avenue, Suite 300, West Vancouver, Canada
GuruChartist
GuruChartist Sep. 9 at 1:30 AM
$DTARF $EQTRF $SMOFF https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxCYjltrNIA&t=194s $SGO.V $DLTA.V $ALTA.V
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Jnowak7
Jnowak7 Aug. 31 at 3:58 AM
$SMOFF From all the videos I've seen of Sonoro over the year. I know that they believe there are several million ozs in ground. I've seen them state as much. (They have old non compliant results that cannot be disclosed untill updated). I think the 50,000m drill campaign will prove + indicate over 1 million oz recoverable. I think they eventually could prove over 3 million oz recoverable. (72% recovery) I'm not concerned about the profitability or their ability to perform. My only trepidation is the permitting. And the area that can eventually get permitting if this is a district. This is a large area of mineralization. They certainly put their money where their mouth is. Which has me hopeful..... I'm banking on permit reception for initial mine and over 2 million oz recoverable proven with gold holding 4-5k oz. Spin off and possibly finding underground mine able would be a bonus.
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GuruChartist
GuruChartist Aug. 28 at 6:36 PM
$SMOFF More encouraging news on the acquisition of a 100% interest in 23 Mineral claims, and up to a 51% interest in an additional 5 mineral concessions, all located next door to Sonoro’s Cerro Caliche gold project in Mexico. By my count, since January 2026, Sonoro’s total 100% land holding has expanded from 1,350-hectares to 8,215-hectares, in addition to a 51% interest in another 454-hectares property. Permitting much be getting closer, imo.
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Italiabro
Italiabro Aug. 28 at 2:44 PM
$GORO Did anyone else get that e-mail promotion for $GORO? Why would a company pay $800,000 to pump their stock? I also do not understand why they are still talking about their Prieto gold mine in Sonoro, Mexico when they will have to shut down that mine next year because another mining company, Sonoro Gold, $SMOFF, bought the surface rights starting September, 2027. Either GORO is going to have to do an agreement with SMOFF to keep the mine open and producing, or they will just abandon the mine. Am I missing something here. I have done well with Goldgroup mining in the past, but I have always been concerned about the over promotion--but that might be because the merger had to be voted on.
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Italiabro
Italiabro Aug. 26 at 10:11 PM
$SMOFF Looks like $SMOFF to lock up the neighboring concessions BEFORE the Cerro Caliche project gets permitted. Mgt has expanded the project again by acquiring 23 additional concessions covering 4,239 hectares. The Co says the current 50,000 meter drill prog is specifically testing whether the mineralizations extend to "net door" areas. Mgt isn't spending $5.2 M on adjacent ground blindly, imo. I would not be surprised to see prelim drilling results announced to show why the deliberate accumulation of concessions has happened. If/when the permit is announced and the drill results confirm a much larger system, it will look very forward thinking to have already consolidated the surrounding concessions before the "value" of those concessions increase. With the gold price going up, the already producing gold prices like $EQX and $ASM have rebounded. But junior miners approach permitting with updated PEA's like SMOFF have not rebounded...yet. But this is just one investor's opinion.
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GuruChartist
GuruChartist Aug. 26 at 7:12 PM
$SMOFF Looks like Sonoro is confident that the surface mineralization and the drilling program is confirming that the neighboring concessions should be added . The near term potential catalyst is obviously the permitting of the project where mining jobs are being lost due to depleted mines. "The Cerro Caliche gold project is in the final permitting stage for a proposed initial open-pit, heap leach mining operation. An updated 2026 PEA on the original 1,350 ha Cerro Caliche property demonstrates the potential viability for a ten-year open pit, heap leach mining operation at 16,000 tpd. Based on approximately 30% of the known mineralized zones identified on the original property and utilizing a gold price of USD $3,500 per ounce, the report highlights an after tax NPV8 of USD $224M and an IRR of 50%". https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/commodities/articles/sonoro-gold-completes-acquisition-23-120000080.html
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Flapper
Flapper Aug. 25 at 5:40 PM
$SMOFF Open pit permit before Beaver Creek would be an adrenaline shot to the arm
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GuruChartist
GuruChartist Aug. 10 at 5:50 PM
$SMOFF San Marcial Project Spinoff could really help in a revaluation of Sonoro Gold. There is unrealized value in the project, but Sonoro Gold is obviously focused on the Cerro Caliche project. Any shareholder dividend of San Marcial would be well-received. I, for one, would welcome another gold miner in my portfolio. https://x.com/SonoroGold/status/2086803845175267719
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Finanz
Finanz Aug. 6 at 10:35 PM
$SMOFF Interesting presentatio probably more pertinent now that gold may have seenits bottom. The Sonoro-specific past of the video starts at 14:30/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqCdIZ1BFPg&t=19s This presentation was when gold price was at $4800/oz.
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GuruChartist
GuruChartist Aug. 5 at 6:27 PM
$SLVTF Got approved in Mexico to develop its open pit mine. $SMOFF Sonoro Gold has filed for approval of its permit to develop its Cerro Calich open pit mine in Sonoro.
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GuruChartist
GuruChartist Sep. 9 at 1:30 AM
$DTARF $EQTRF $SMOFF https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxCYjltrNIA&t=194s $SGO.V $DLTA.V $ALTA.V
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Jnowak7
Jnowak7 Aug. 31 at 3:58 AM
$SMOFF From all the videos I've seen of Sonoro over the year. I know that they believe there are several million ozs in ground. I've seen them state as much. (They have old non compliant results that cannot be disclosed untill updated). I think the 50,000m drill campaign will prove + indicate over 1 million oz recoverable. I think they eventually could prove over 3 million oz recoverable. (72% recovery) I'm not concerned about the profitability or their ability to perform. My only trepidation is the permitting. And the area that can eventually get permitting if this is a district. This is a large area of mineralization. They certainly put their money where their mouth is. Which has me hopeful..... I'm banking on permit reception for initial mine and over 2 million oz recoverable proven with gold holding 4-5k oz. Spin off and possibly finding underground mine able would be a bonus.
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GuruChartist
GuruChartist Aug. 28 at 6:36 PM
$SMOFF More encouraging news on the acquisition of a 100% interest in 23 Mineral claims, and up to a 51% interest in an additional 5 mineral concessions, all located next door to Sonoro’s Cerro Caliche gold project in Mexico. By my count, since January 2026, Sonoro’s total 100% land holding has expanded from 1,350-hectares to 8,215-hectares, in addition to a 51% interest in another 454-hectares property. Permitting much be getting closer, imo.
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Italiabro
Italiabro Aug. 28 at 2:44 PM
$GORO Did anyone else get that e-mail promotion for $GORO? Why would a company pay $800,000 to pump their stock? I also do not understand why they are still talking about their Prieto gold mine in Sonoro, Mexico when they will have to shut down that mine next year because another mining company, Sonoro Gold, $SMOFF, bought the surface rights starting September, 2027. Either GORO is going to have to do an agreement with SMOFF to keep the mine open and producing, or they will just abandon the mine. Am I missing something here. I have done well with Goldgroup mining in the past, but I have always been concerned about the over promotion--but that might be because the merger had to be voted on.
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Italiabro
Italiabro Aug. 26 at 10:11 PM
$SMOFF Looks like $SMOFF to lock up the neighboring concessions BEFORE the Cerro Caliche project gets permitted. Mgt has expanded the project again by acquiring 23 additional concessions covering 4,239 hectares. The Co says the current 50,000 meter drill prog is specifically testing whether the mineralizations extend to "net door" areas. Mgt isn't spending $5.2 M on adjacent ground blindly, imo. I would not be surprised to see prelim drilling results announced to show why the deliberate accumulation of concessions has happened. If/when the permit is announced and the drill results confirm a much larger system, it will look very forward thinking to have already consolidated the surrounding concessions before the "value" of those concessions increase. With the gold price going up, the already producing gold prices like $EQX and $ASM have rebounded. But junior miners approach permitting with updated PEA's like SMOFF have not rebounded...yet. But this is just one investor's opinion.
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GuruChartist
GuruChartist Aug. 26 at 7:12 PM
$SMOFF Looks like Sonoro is confident that the surface mineralization and the drilling program is confirming that the neighboring concessions should be added . The near term potential catalyst is obviously the permitting of the project where mining jobs are being lost due to depleted mines. "The Cerro Caliche gold project is in the final permitting stage for a proposed initial open-pit, heap leach mining operation. An updated 2026 PEA on the original 1,350 ha Cerro Caliche property demonstrates the potential viability for a ten-year open pit, heap leach mining operation at 16,000 tpd. Based on approximately 30% of the known mineralized zones identified on the original property and utilizing a gold price of USD $3,500 per ounce, the report highlights an after tax NPV8 of USD $224M and an IRR of 50%". https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/commodities/articles/sonoro-gold-completes-acquisition-23-120000080.html
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Flapper
Flapper Aug. 25 at 5:40 PM
$SMOFF Open pit permit before Beaver Creek would be an adrenaline shot to the arm
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GuruChartist
GuruChartist Aug. 10 at 5:50 PM
$SMOFF San Marcial Project Spinoff could really help in a revaluation of Sonoro Gold. There is unrealized value in the project, but Sonoro Gold is obviously focused on the Cerro Caliche project. Any shareholder dividend of San Marcial would be well-received. I, for one, would welcome another gold miner in my portfolio. https://x.com/SonoroGold/status/2086803845175267719
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Finanz
Finanz Aug. 6 at 10:35 PM
$SMOFF Interesting presentatio probably more pertinent now that gold may have seenits bottom. The Sonoro-specific past of the video starts at 14:30/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqCdIZ1BFPg&t=19s This presentation was when gold price was at $4800/oz.
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GuruChartist
GuruChartist Aug. 5 at 6:27 PM
$SLVTF Got approved in Mexico to develop its open pit mine. $SMOFF Sonoro Gold has filed for approval of its permit to develop its Cerro Calich open pit mine in Sonoro.
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Jnowak7
Jnowak7 Jul. 30 at 9:02 PM
$SMOFF catalysts. Permitting (might not be this year) Prove out 2mil plus ozs gold (after 50,000 meter drill campaign currently underway) Wild card.... A deep rich hit... possibly on Guadalupe deposit. Might see 10c before 50c plus however. Permitting is biggest risk. IMO
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GuruChartist
GuruChartist Jul. 29 at 10:13 PM
$SMOFF Chart looks interesting here with a number of times the price retreating to $0.14 and turning back up. But the previous poster has brought up a key point here. In the past year, SMOFF has done a number off private placements with over $25 Million (USD) raised (not counting any warrant exercises). So they do not have to go to the capital market again at these low prices.after they get their permit.
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ExperiencePays
ExperiencePays Jul. 28 at 2:21 PM
$SMOFF Sonoro Gold $SMOFF has really expanded its Cerro Caliche project over the past few months. The company has raised a bit of a war chest with the private placements over the past twelve months which, considering the decline in the gold price and the resulting decline in the stock price, looks pretty savvy. No delay in ramping up infrastructure build out when they receive permitting. https://sonorogold.com/project/cerro-caliche?dub_id=TVrqP334pZ4nfu5U
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GuruChartist
GuruChartist Jul. 26 at 8:33 PM
$FFMGF https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreet/comments/1v7dy5s/junior_gold_miner_sector_is_on_sale_sonoro_gold/ $GOTRF $SMOFF
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harambe_reborn
harambe_reborn Jul. 22 at 4:03 PM
$SMOFF nice uptick in volume past few sessions should see some fresh drill results soon mining permit moons this once permit is recieved they will be producing in approx 13 months
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Finanz
Finanz Jul. 17 at 2:55 PM
$LUCMF The smaller gold mining stocks have taken it on the chin with the decline in the spot gold price. But few investors believe that gold will not be over $4,500/oz in the future. Accumulating gold stocks down here will probably look prudent within six months. $NRRSF $BORMF $SMOFF https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Q76p9-xjHM
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Finanz
Finanz Jul. 9 at 2:07 PM
$BTG $$SMOFF
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GuruChartist
GuruChartist Jun. 25 at 5:10 PM
$SMOFF Insiders buying is NEVER a negative indicator https://www.theglobeandmail.com/investing/markets/indices/IGX/pressreleases/2453075/kenneth-macleod-buying-at-sonoro-gold-sgo/
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GuruChartist
GuruChartist Jun. 25 at 3:30 AM
$LUCMF Until gold show sustained momentum to the upside, all gold mining stocks will be "on sale". Permitting news will move the stock up despite the gold price, but without a catalyst like permitting or a PEA, waiting for the bottom continues. Looking at $SMOFF, $BORMF $BTG $NRRSF
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ExperiencePays
ExperiencePays Jun. 22 at 2:13 PM
$GGAZF $GGAZF still has not disclosed, even after this supplemental disclosure for this merger with $GORO, that Gold Group Mining will lose its surface rights to Sonoro Gold $SMOFF for their Prieto mine in September 2028. Looking at the supplemental disclosure, there is no mention of this mention to this fact. Maybe with the Sanfisco mine that GGAZF recently bought, they do not need the Prieto mine's gold production, but they announced making surface infrastructure capital expenditures to increase gold production there. So they lose that gold production in 2028, unless they buy the surface rights ...or just abandon Prieto. Either way, as a Gold Resource shareholder, it looks like there is a deliberate effort to mislead GORO shareholders into approving the merger to bail out GGAZF before they are forcced to do another capital raise. JMHO
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ExperiencePays
ExperiencePays Jun. 8 at 3:12 AM
$SMOFF One junior gold developer worth watching is Sonoro Gold ($SMOFF / $SGO.V), which is awaiting final Mexican government permitting for its Cerro Caliche gold project in Sonora, is one junior gold developer worth watching. The permitting decision remains one of the company's most important near-term catalysts. The disconnect between valuation and project economics is what makes SMOFF attractive at the current price of $0.16. Sonoro's updated 2026 PEA outlined an after-tax Net Present Value of approximately US$224 million and a 50% Internal Rate of Return (IRR) using a very conservative US$3,500 gold price assumption, with initial capex estimated at about US$83 million. The PEA anticipates a 10-year open-pit heap leach operation producing roughly 459,000 gold-equivalent ounces over the mine life. There is no way that the recent drilling program announced could be included should additional mineralization be discovered. T
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GuruChartist
GuruChartist Jun. 7 at 4:10 PM
$GGAZF $GORO $SMOFF Potential valuation of GoldGroup Mining's Prieto Mine surface rights Using currently disclosed gold production figures in GGAZF's financial reports and typical mining transaction metrics, a potential range of $10-$30 million, with a low of a cooperative lease/royalty solution and a high of a strategic-control situation where continued mine operations depend on reaching an agreement between Sonoro Gold and Gold Group Mining. The surface rigth issue can be a legal problem if GGAZF does not disclose this issue before the merger. If they do not, the bargaining value of Sonoro's position could be much higher than a conventional surface-rights appraisal. Considering SMOFF's market cap around $55-$60 million, the eventual agreement with GGAZF could be a huge positive for Sonoro and a negative surprise to GGAZF and GORO shareholders.
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