Hey everyone,
The latest updates from major miners (gold, copper, rare earths) all point to higher production and new projects coming online. Equipment giants like Cat, Komatsu, and Sandvik have order books at or near record levels.
On top of normal demand, we now have governments (US and EU) locking in long-term supply through direct mine buys or offtake deals — a lot of this is brand-new, incremental demand for metals/projects that weren’t economic before.
In that environment, Austin Engineering at ~$0.21 feels like pretty decent risk/reward to me.Their truck bodies, buckets, etc. are basically consumables tied to mine activity and fleet usage. Hard to see demand disappearing any time soon. From what I’ve read across forums, seminars and expert commentary, the products have a solid reputation for quality and real productivity gains.
New CEO started in June → looks like a classic kitchen-sink quarter. Options are EPS-linked, so incentives seem aligned.
I’ve just bought in at $0.205 and feel good about it. Any genuine reasons I should be worried — especially around valuation or the demand story lasting — rather than just “it was $0.80 once and stuff went wrong”?Appreciate any thoughts!
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