Kuya Silver

Kuya Silver

Developing first-class sustainable silver mining operations in Peru.

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CAD1.1m

Private Placement non VC
Total Funding000k

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Revenues000000000000000000000000
EBITDA000000000000000000000000
% EBITDA margin-----(4215 %)
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% profit margin-----(4028 %)
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Kuya Silver Corp. is engaged in the exploration and development of high-grade silver mining projects, primarily focusing on the Bethania Silver Mine in Central Peru and the Silver Kings Project in Ontario, Canada. The Bethania Mine, previously in production until 2016, is known for its high-grade sulphide ore extracted from multiple veins. The Silver Kings Project is located in a historically prolific silver mining camp near Cobalt, Ontario, contributing significantly to the region's historic silver output. Kuya Silver operates in the mining sector, targeting investors and stakeholders interested in precious metal resources. The company generates revenue through the extraction and sale of silver ore, leveraging its strategic locations and historical production capabilities. By focusing on these established mining sites, Kuya Silver aims to maximize resource extraction and profitability.

Keywords: silver, mining, Peru, Ontario, Bethania, Silver Kings, high-grade, exploration, development, production.

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