Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Jay sits down with Aftermath Silver’s Ralph Rushton for a deep dive into one of the most compelling silver stories in the sector today. They break down the growing global deficit in silver and copper, why new discoveries are becoming increasingly rare, and how Aftermath’s projects in Peru and Chile aim to meet a looming supply crunch.
Aftermath Silver (TSXV: AAG | OTCQX: AAGFF | FRA: FLM1)
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#1500-409 Granville St
Vancouver, BC
Canada V6C 1T2
Email: info@aftermathsilver.com
Tel: +1-604-484-7855
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00:00 – The Global Silver Deficit
01:14 – Why New Deposits Aren’t Being Found
03:17 – Supply Crunch in Copper and Silver
05:57 – Introducing Aftermath Silver
06:59 – Peru: Resource Overview & Grades
07:49 – Understanding Manganese’s Importance
10:05 – Upcoming Peru Resource Update
11:23 – Long-Term Vision & Engineering Team
13:20 – China’s Dominance in Manganese Refining
14:28 – Chile Projects Overview
15:53 – Drill Plans & Cost Challenges in Chile
17:20 – Near-Term Catalysts for Investors
18:21 – U.S. Strategic Funding Discussions
19:24 – Moving Toward Pre-Feasibility
20:17 – Pilot Plant Requirements
20:36 – Additional Exploration Targets
21:44 – Budgeting & Cash Position
23:41 – Precious Metals Sentiment on the Road
25:05 – Are We Early or Late in the Cycle?
27:13 – Rising Demand, Shrinking Talent Pool
29:47 – Academic Decline & Industry Risk
30:10 – Why Aftermath Has Stayed the Course
31:05 – Timeline for Next Milestones
Disclaimer: Aftermath Silver has paid for this video production. Questions are not exchanged prior to the interview and it is ultimately the discretion of the Jay Martin Show as to how the interview gets published.
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Jay sits down with Aftermath Silver’s Ralph Rushton for a deep dive into one of the most compelling silver stories in the sector today. They break down the growing global deficit in silver and copper, why new discoveries are becoming increasingly rare, and how Aftermath’s projects in Peru and Chile aim to meet a looming supply crunch.
Aftermath Silver (TSXV: AAG | OTCQX: AAGFF | FRA: FLM1)
aftermathsilver.com
#1500-409 Granville St
Vancouver, BC
Canada V6C 1T2
Email: info@aftermathsilver.com
Tel: +1-604-484-7855
Learn to invest alongside the top minds in commodities. Join The Commodity University today. CLICK: linkly.link/26yH8
Sign up for my free weekly newsletter at 2ly.link/211gx
Be part of our online investment community:
cambridgehouse.com
twitter.com/JayMartinBC
instagram.com/jaymartinbc
facebook.com/TheJayMartinShow
linkedin.com/company/cambridge-house-international
00:00 – The Global Silver Deficit
01:14 – Why New Deposits Aren’t Being Found
03:17 – Supply Crunch in Copper and Silver
05:57 – Introducing Aftermath Silver
06:59 – Peru: Resource Overview & Grades
07:49 – Understanding Manganese’s Importance
10:05 – Upcoming Peru Resource Update
11:23 – Long-Term Vision & Engineering Team
13:20 – China’s Dominance in Manganese Refining
14:28 – Chile Projects Overview
15:53 – Drill Plans & Cost Challenges in Chile
17:20 – Near-Term Catalysts for Investors
18:21 – U.S. Strategic Funding Discussions
19:24 – Moving Toward Pre-Feasibility
20:17 – Pilot Plant Requirements
20:36 – Additional Exploration Targets
21:44 – Budgeting & Cash Position
23:41 – Precious Metals Sentiment on the Road
25:05 – Are We Early or Late in the Cycle?
27:13 – Rising Demand, Shrinking Talent Pool
29:47 – Academic Decline & Industry Risk
30:10 – Why Aftermath Has Stayed the Course
31:05 – Timeline for Next Milestones
Disclaimer: Aftermath Silver has paid for this video production. Questions are not exchanged prior to the interview and it is ultimately the discretion of the Jay Martin Show as to how the interview gets published.
Copyright © 2025 Cambridge House International Inc. All rights reserved.
