List of Gold and Silver Miners

26th Jul '20 by chandreshpatel1

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Hi All,

Currently composing a list of gold/silver miners and ETFs listed in the UK.

Below is the list that put together from collected from blog posts on the site etc.

I could not find any easy was to filter for all gold and silver stocks on the platform - please let me know if you do know of a way ?

Hope that others find it useful - let me know if there are others that I could/should add to list .

EDIT: here is the combined list that made with Marco assistance below . Thanks Marco i

I'll add to it as I get suggestions.

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SRB	Serabi Gold
HGM	Highland Gold Mining
SLP	Sylvania Platinum
GDP	Goldplat
AAZ	Anglo Asian Mining
TSG	Trans-siberian Gold
CEY	Centamin
HUM	Hummingbird Resources
CMCL	Caledonia Mining
PAF	Pan African Resources
GPM	Golden Prospect Precious Metals
POLY	Polymetal International
POG	Petropavlovsk
OMI	Orosur Mining Inc
HOC	Hochschild Mining
SHG	Shanta Gold
FRES	Fresnillo
AAU	Ariana Resources
CNR	Condor Gold
CORA	Cora Gold
SGZ	Scotgold Resources
OVB	Ovoca Bio
ORM	Ormonde Mining
GGP	Greatland Gold
PUR	Pure Gold Mining Inc
ORR	Oriole Resources
SOLG	Solgold
EUA	Eurasia Mining
GRL	Goldstone Resources
KEFI	Kefi Minerals
SAV	Savannah Resources
HMI	Harvest Minerals
CGH	Chaarat Gold Holdings
WBI	Woodbois
ALTN	Altyn
EEE	Empire Metals
GAL	Galantas Gold
CNG	China Nonferrous Gold
VAST	Vast Resources
BZT	Bezant Resources
KAT	Katoro Gold
KIBO	Kibo Energy
CLON	Clontarf Energy
ARCM	Arc Minerals

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Macro

26th Jul '20

Here is my list of UK listed Gold / Silver miners:

Symbol

Hochschild Mining (LON:HOC)

Polymetal International (LON:POLY)

Highland Gold Mining (LON:HGM)

Caledonia Mining (LON:CMCL)

Fresnillo (LON:FRES)

Scotgold Resources (LON:SGZ)

Centamin (LON:CEY)

Serabi Gold (LON:SRB)

Trans-siberian Gold (LON:TSG)

Petropavlovsk (LON:POG)

Ariana Resources (LON:AAU)

Shanta Gold (LON:SHG)

Sylvania Platinum (LON:SLP)

Altyn (LON:ALTN)

Kefi Minerals (LON:KEFI)

Oriole Resources (LON:ORR)

Goldplat (LON:GDP)

Goldstone Resources (LON:GRL)

Greatland Gold (LON:GGP)

Arc Minerals (LON:ARCM)

Primorus Investments (LON:PRIM)

Ecr Minerals (LON:ECR)

Rockfire Resources (LON:ROCK)

Alien Metals (LON:UFO)

Cora Gold (LON:CORA)

Eurasia Mining (LON:EUA)

Galantas Gold (LON:GAL)

Orosur Mining Inc (LON:OMI)

Condor Gold (LON:CNR)

Bezant Resources (LON:BZT)

Ormonde Mining (LON:ORM)

Chaarat Gold Holdings (LON:CGH)

Ovoca Bio (LON:OVB)

Katoro Gold (LON:KAT)

Woodbois (LON:WBI)

Vast Resources (LON:VAST)

Harvest Minerals (LON:HMI)

Solgold (LON:SOLG)

Clontarf Energy (LON:CLON)

Kibo Energy (LON:KIBO)

Savannah Resources (LON:SAV)

Empire Metals (LON:EEE)

China Nonferrous Gold (LON:CNG)

Asiamet Resources (LON:ARS)

I hold the Junior Gold Miners ETF, £GDXJ , rather than physical gold or a physically backed Gold ETF. Bullion dealers always say that you should not expose yourself to Counter-party risk - at which point I wonder what it is I am insuring myself against. I can understand that Billionaires might want to deposit £50M in physical Gold in 10 different jusridictions as some kind of hedge against armageddon - but that is not really my situation!

Miners: Don't they have to have so called 'competent persons' reports on their known reserves and contingent reserves? Aren't these reports made available to be reviewed by other competently qualified by geologists?

Property: Wouldn't you need to hold property assets in more than one currency jurisdiction to insure against GBP currency devaluation? Hence Gold as a global currency / commodity?

chandreshpatel1

27th Jul '20

Thanks for sharing here is the complete list combined hope it comes in use to you all .

SRB	Serabi Gold
HGM	Highland Gold Mining
SLP	Sylvania Platinum
GDP	Goldplat
AAZ	Anglo Asian Mining
TSG	Trans-siberian Gold
CEY	Centamin
HUM	Hummingbird Resources
CMCL	Caledonia Mining
PAF	Pan African Resources
GPM	Golden Prospect Precious Metals
POLY	Polymetal International
POG	Petropavlovsk
OMI	Orosur Mining Inc
HOC	Hochschild Mining
SHG	Shanta Gold
FRES	Fresnillo
AAU	Ariana Resources
CNR	Condor Gold
CORA	Cora Gold
SGZ	Scotgold Resources
OVB	Ovoca Bio
ORM	Ormonde Mining
GGP	Greatland Gold
PUR	Pure Gold Mining Inc
ORR	Oriole Resources
SOLG	Solgold
EUA	Eurasia Mining
GRL	Goldstone Resources
KEFI	Kefi Minerals
SAV	Savannah Resources
HMI	Harvest Minerals
CGH	Chaarat Gold Holdings
WBI	Woodbois
ALTN	Altyn
EEE	Empire Metals
GAL	Galantas Gold
CNG	China Nonferrous Gold
VAST	Vast Resources
BZT	Bezant Resources
KAT	Katoro Gold
KIBO	Kibo Energy
CLON	Clontarf Energy
ARCM	Arc Minerals
ARS	Asiamet Resources
PET	Petrel Resources
RMAP	Royal Mint Physical Gold Etc Securities
RMAU	Royal Mint Physical Gold Etc Securities
SPGP	Ishrs Gold Producers Usd Etf
GDX	Vaneck Vectors Ucits Etf
GDXJ	Vaneck Vectors Ucits Etf

IronPyrites

3rd Aug '20

Hi IGotPoesJacket

A list of ETFs can be found here:

https://www.justetf.com/uk/find-etf.html?assetClass=class-preciousMetals

As has already been suggested there are a number of inherent risks in investing directly in mining companies.

Here’s my take on this:

Historically the value of mining companies has been more volatile often rising quicker as the gold price rises but falling quicker on gold depreciation. To benefit from a greater return over ETFs in a rising market there are a number of factors that need considering such as:

the quality of the mining company
the assets it owns
environment and country it is operating in
the competence of management
the route to production for non-producing assets
the companies financial stability
the revenue, costs and cash flow and so on

You also need to make a judgement on the probability of flagged events actually happening.

Generally in my experience management will portray an optimistic view point both for planned developments and the time-line involved.

To remove some of this risk there is a good argument to invest in companies that deal in mining royalties. Not many are listed on the LSE but one is Anglo Pacific though it has limited exposure to gold.

So personally I have invested proportionally more in ETFs than miners (a ratio of about 2:1)

Regards

Iron

Alphaflight

Hi Marco,

I'm not a billionaire but I do hold physical gold, silver and platinum in a vault as well as holding the paper investments (ETFs, mining companies, streamers etc).

Why do I do this? I pay to hold the bullion in order to mitigate some risk away from "the banking system". It's not cheap but for me it makes sense, my costs for vaulting are as follows:

Au : 0.45% p.a.+ VAT

Pt : 0.45% p.a. + VAT

Ag : 0.75% p.a. + VAT

The metal is fully insured whereas say cash in my bank accounts is not. That is to say, any cash holding >£85k potentially gets vaporized in a banking crises (bail ins a la cyprus et al).

Aside from that, the real rate of return on cash is negative, >>0.75%p.a. so it is cheaper to pay to hold the metal than leave the cash in bank accounts at various institutions.

Also, governments have been known to expropriate gold in the past, in theory I could make a phone call and my metal would be delivered to my home with in 24 hours (I don't see this being a likely scenario but it is possible nonetheless although I'd have to have a boating accident soon after the delivery:-)).

Terry Dickens

Hi, I am looking to get exposer to Silver Price without the currency risk ie in GBP. Does anyone know how I can do this, all the ETFs I have seen so far are price in USD.

Any help would be appreciated

My advice would be to buy and vault 100 oz bars. It is easy enough to do. If you take delivery you get hit with VAT of course. This way you have no currency issues and you get the bar serial numbers i.e. the metal is yours.

https://www.bairdmint.com/prod...

Rusty2

4th Aug '20

If silver is valued in $s how will you avoid a currency risk?

It's the same for oil and gold.

Even if the ETF is valued in £ that will just be converted from the $ value?

Snowbum

Starvest (LON:SVE) is also worth a look to gain exposure to several of those in the list, also trading at heavy discount to NAV (I hold this as well as several others listed).

Don’t forget about Polyus Pao (LON:PLZL) for the list too , good luck all.

I have an interest in the Junior mining space, have done well on quite a few and had a few blow up in my face. I see both types of companies on these lists...

For newbies to the space, you must distinguish between explorers and producers. I’ve found that once an explorer is producing, the market rates them mainly on Production. Key aspect to check here is the AISC, all in sustaining cost of each ounce produced, lower the better.

For explorers, look for proven reserves not resources, look for a JORC. Rocket fuel is if they hit a new hot drill site and take it all the way through to JORC, which can take a long time.

Be cautious with the little guys, good luck all and ensure to DYOR in the mining space.

Ok thank of that

Lastly, Solgold (LON:SOLG) is one for your SIPP.

They look to have mining rights across Ecuador sewn up. Government there is pivoting from reliance on oil revenue to mining. Massive world class ore deposits of Gold, Silver & Copper with all the big boys now taking a stake in the company.

Company strategy looks sound, prove up and sell on some of the initial discoveries to finance development of the other ore nodes across Ecuador.

I am a LTH and will do so until I retire as this company has potential to grow into a mining giant.

LTH?

LTH, Long term holder

They look like a solid company. Franco Nevada are partly bankrolling them so they pass the due diligence test. BHP and Newcrest Mining own stakes in the company too. I'd like to buy some of these, I'll wait and see if there is a pull back. Thanks for bringing them to my attention again as I had forgotten about them.

7th Aug '20

Hi Terry,
I came across IShares Physical Silver ETC (LON:SSLN) which is based in £, that maybe of interest.

Hi Herbie47

Yes - Thank you for the info.

Skepsis

Galileo resources (LON:GLR) have a material silver credit on their star zinc project with near term monetisation that has yet to be included in their commercials. They also have a gold project they are looking to joint venture in USA. There are several other projects worth investigating as they are likely to be sold shortly which is not reflected in the market capitalisation. And they also have a significant kalahari copper belt exposure.

Hi Skepsis,

I’d be very wary if you’re looking at this, Galileo Resources (LON:GLR) was a classic pump’n dump a few years ago with ramping around the Concordia project when copper was hot a few years ago. Stocko chart doesn’t go back far enough (2017). I was fortunate to get out with a profit as it dived but I wouldn’t touch it again with anyone’s barge pole. Likely a few still trapped (are you one of them?) who would be glad of liquidity to exit.

I think it’s companies like this one that make the resources space seem like the Wild West at times.

Just my opinion of course, as ever DYOR.

Forbsy.

8th Aug '20

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