- Jaguar Mining released its Q1 results last month, reporting quarterly production of ~16,700 ounces on the back of a difficult quarter operationally.
- While Jaguar is optimistic about a better Q2 with operations returning to normal, the company's margin profile continues to weaken, and Jaguar is getting no help from the gold price.
- Recently, the company shared its plans for organic growth, but with inflation continuing to hurt margins, it's hard to justify waiting around for this growth.
- An investment in Jaguar may be tempting after its ~75% decline, but I think there are dozens of better ways to play the sector.
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Jaguar Mining: Inflationary Pressures Wreak Havoc On Margins