Major analysts raise price targets for Aya Gold and Silver amid strong financial results.

CIBC’s C$48 price target implies potential upside of 23.27% from Aya Gold & Silver’s previous closing price.
BMO Capital Markets’ C$46 target represents potential upside of 18.13% from the company’s current share price.
Raymond James’ C$45 price objective indicates potential upside of 15.56% from Aya Gold & Silver’s current price.
Sell-side analysts forecast that Aya Gold & Silver will post approximately C$0.6384455 in EPS for the current fiscal year.
The company is described as being anchored in Morocco and active across the full mining value chain, providing geographic and operational context beyond its Canadian listing.
All seven analysts covering Aya Gold & Silver maintain bullish ratings, with recent price-target hikes signaling confidence in the Canadian precious-metals miner. CIBC raised its target to C$48, BMO Capital Markets to C$46, and Stifel Nicolaus to C$56 — the highest on the Street. These revised targets imply upside ranging from 15% to 45% from recent trading levels, according to Watchlist News.
The company posted strong recent earnings: C$0.33 per share on C$137.52 million in quarterly revenue, with a 32.72% net margin and 25.26% return on equity. Sell-side consensus forecasts C$0.64 in earnings per share for the current fiscal year, per Ticker Report.
Every analyst tracking Aya Gold & Silver rates the stock Buy or Strong Buy. The average 12-month price target stands at C$41.93. Beyond CIBC's C$48 and Stifel's C$56, other firms have lifted expectations: Raymond James to C$45, National Bank Financial to C$43, and Desjardins to C$55, per The Globe and Mail and Ticker Report.
CIBC analyst Cosmos Chiu holds a Buy rating and targets C$48 per share, implying 23.27% upside from recent prices, per The Globe and Mail. Chiu covers the Basic Materials sector and maintains a 23.5% average return on his coverage. The target reflects confidence in the company's mining operations and earnings trajectory.
Stifel Nicolaus made the boldest move, raising its price target from C$39 to C$56 — a jump that suggests 45.04% upside from current levels, according to Watchlist News and Ticker Report. The increase reflects optimism about the miner's near-term prospects and operational execution in Morocco.
Aya Gold & Silver is anchored in Morocco and operates across the full mining value chain — providing geographic diversification beyond its Canadian listing. Recent quarterly results underscore solid fundamentals: C$0.33 EPS, C$137.52 million revenue, and a 32.72% net margin. Analysts expect EPS of C$0.64 this fiscal year.
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