-- BMOキャピタル・マーケッツは水曜日、オシスコ・メタルズ（OM.TO）の株式に対する「アウトパフォーム」の投資判断を維持するとともに、目標株価を1.75米ドルから2.50米ドルに引き上げた。 BMOは、ケベック州ガスペ・プロジェクトにおけるオシスコの銅資源量の増加は、これまで想定されていたよりも大規模な開発への道筋を示していると述べた。 「ケベック州が鉱業開発を支援してきた実績から、プロジェクト開発の最適化に向けてさらなる支援が得られると我々は考えている」とBMOは述べた。 BMOは、オシスコが2026年に実施する5万メートルの掘削計画により、プロジェクトが南と南西に拡張され、さらなる成長の可能性が高まっていると指摘した。
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