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July 15, 2026  
June 15, 2026
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Aftermath Silver, Debt-Free Junior with 122 Moz Silver + Battery-Grade Manganese Still at US$214M FD Market Cap

In this deep dive series, we discuss Aftermath Silver that controls the massive silver-copper-manganese project in Peru at 122.5 Moz Ag M&I plus 2.93Mt manganese and 717Mlb copper. Their recent high-grade drilling (up to 1,042 g/t Ag & 24.9% Mn near-surface) targets a starter pit ahead of the PFS. With Challacollo & Cachinal optionality in Chile, strong management, and legendary Eric Sprott backing. Will this critical metals hybrid offers major leverage to silver, copper, and battery demand? Watch the series to find out more.

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Full written analysis at the original article here: 

https://www.rocketeller.com/aftermath-silver-a-35-insider-aligned-silver-stock-with-a-giant-critical-metals-twist/

RT

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