The Globe and Mail reports in its Tuesday, July 8, edition that Paradigm Capital analyst Jeff Woolley is keeping his "buy" recommendation for Taseko Mines intact. The Globe's David Leeder writes in the Eye On Equities column that Mr. Woolley gave his share target a 75-cent boost to $5.25. Analysts on average target the shares at $4.83. Mr. Woolley says in a note: "Taseko is fast approaching an inflection point which will transform the company to become a multi-asset copper producer and set the stage for materially increased cash flow generation and balance sheet deleveraging. ... With Taseko's coffers topped up from the $75-million New Prosperity agreement, the company is derisked from a liquidity standpoint in our opinion, now with an estimated $250-million (U.S.) of combined cash on hand and credit lines available versus our estimated $65-million (U.S.) remaining initial construction costs. The next milestone for Florence will be acidification of the well field targeted for late Q3. Presuming well flow rates can be quickly established this would have plating of the first copper cathodes by year-end; 2026 would be a ramp-up year and we would expect full production levels to be achieved by late next year."