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Seabridge Gold announced a leadership transition in its finance team, with long-serving CFO Chris Reynolds set to retire.
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Mining industry veteran Greg Martin has been appointed as the new Chief Financial Officer.
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The company has also promoted Hassan Esmaeili to Vice President, Finance, reinforcing its internal finance capabilities.
For investors watching TSX:SEA, this is a meaningful reshuffle at the top of Seabridge Gold’s finance function. The transition comes with the shares at CA$46.26 and follows multi year share price returns of 189.1% over the past year and 204.5% over three years. That kind of track record often puts extra attention on how a company manages continuity when key leaders move on.
Seabridge is highlighting Greg Martin’s background in mining, acquisitions and joint ventures at a time when projects such as KSM and its joint venture work remain in focus. With Hassan Esmaeili stepping into the Vice President, Finance role, investors may be watching how this refreshed team supports decision making, capital allocation and partnerships as the company moves through its next phase.
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✅ Price vs Analyst Target: At CA$46.26 versus a consensus target of CA$70.25, the price sits roughly 34% below analyst expectations.
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⚖️ Simply Wall St Valuation: DCF based fair value is listed as unknown, so there is no clear under or overvaluation signal here.
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✅ Recent Momentum: The 30 day return of 6.17% suggests investors have been relatively positive into this leadership change.
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📊 A new CFO with mining and deal experience could influence how Seabridge approaches funding, partnerships and project level decisions at current price levels.
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📊 Monitoring the cash runway, future capital raises and any updates on major projects can help investors see how the refreshed finance team steers the balance sheet.
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⚠️ Seabridge currently reports no revenue, is loss making, and is flagged as having less than one year of cash runway, which makes execution under the new finance leadership especially important.
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