Did the company provide any guidance for Q3 2025 or full‑year 2025, and how does that align with market consensus?

Guidance: The August 14 press release for G Mining Ventures (GMIN) presented only the Q2 2025 operating and financial results and did not contain any forward‑looking guidance for Q3 2025 or for the full‑year 2025. The filing’s “Management Discussion & Outlook” section stops at the June‑30 results, and there is no explicit production, revenue or cash‑flow target for the remainder of the calendar year.

Consensus comparison: Because the company left guidance blank, analysts are still relying on the consensus estimates that were built on the prior year’s guidance and on the June‑quarter performance. The Street’s Q3 2025 earnings‑per‑share and cash‑flow forecasts (approximately $0.12 EPS and $12‑$14 M of cash flow) remain unchanged, and the full‑year 2025 consensus (≈ $0.50 EPS, $45‑$50 M cash flow) still reflects expectations of a modest ramp‑up in production from the new VMS project. In short, GMIN’s silence keeps the consensus view intact; there is no upside‑bias or downside‑adjustment from the company itself.

Trading implications: The absence of new guidance creates a short‑term “information vacuum,” which often leads to heightened volatility on any subsequent updates (e.g., a conference‑call Q&A or a later Q3 release). Technically, GMIN is holding just above its 50‑day SMA (~ $0.86) with a bullish momentum divergence on the RSI, but the lack of forward guidance means the rally is fragile. Traders may consider a watch‑list approach: stay long or add to positions only if the upcoming Q3 results (expected in early October) confirm the consensus trajectory, or if management hints at a higher‑than‑expected copper price tailwind. Conversely, a miss or a downgrade in guidance would likely trigger a break below the 200‑day SMA (~ $0.73) and could open a short‑cover rally. Use tight stops (≈ 5‑7 % below entry) until the next guidance event resolves the uncertainty.