San Marco also announces the appointment of Sharyn Alexander to the position of Vice-President, Technical Services. Sharyn holds a M.Sc. (Geology) degree from the University of Toronto and prior experience includes positions at B2Gold, Barrick Gold (Australia), and SRK Consulting.
Orex intends to use the net proceeds of the Offering to maintain its 40% share of the Sandra-Escobar Project in good standing and fund its 40% share of the upcoming work program, to make the necessary payments under its existing option to acquire 100% of the Cordero Project, and for general corporate and working capital purposes.
Pete Dougherty, President and CEO stated: “Our net cash position increased by $11.7 million during the quarter and as the quarter progressed, we started to see a rebound in operations after a challenging second quarter earlier this year.”
Marcio Fonseca, Goldplay President & CEO stated, “We welcome and thank our new investors who have participated in this Private Placement, adding to our strong list of shareholders. We embrace the opportunity to propel our strategy for systematic exploration and continued resource expansion by way of surface and underground drilling at San Marcial.”
Mr. Greg Smith, current Chief Executive Officer and Director said, “I would like to welcome Dan, Linda, Purni and James to Solaris. We are very pleased to have attracted an executive team of this calibre as we expand our exploration activities and prepare for a public listing.”
“We are very impressed by these initial first high-grade silver and gold sampling results from San Carlos which highlight the potential of the Panuco district. The sampling at San Carlos reveals what could be an attractive drill target with a mineralized vein evident in the lowest development level, just above the water table,” commented Michael Konnert, President and Chief Executive Officer of Vizsla.
“In the third quarter, our strong production results along with lower costs and higher metal prices drove a significant increase in cash generation for the business,” stated Keith Neumeyer, President and CEO of First Majestic.
“The third quarter performance, including our increased adjusted EBITDA results, demonstrates significant progress toward our twin financial goals of having no net revolver indebtedness at year end and refinancing our senior notes,” said Phillips S. Baker, Jr., President and CEO.
“In the third quarter, the Company was challenged by the continued low overall equipment availability of the aged mine fleet at the Florida Canyon Mine. We announced in early October the acquisition of a new loading and haulage fleet for Florida Canyon. This new equipment, a significant portion of which is already in operation, will have an immediate, meaningful positive impact on operations. Mine fleet availabilities in the third quarter were below 50%, and frankly, we did well to operate at roughly an operating cash flow neutral position,” said Mark Backens, President and CEO.
At the La Trinidad mine in Sinaloa, Mexico, gold production is nearing conclusion, with gold sales being used to fund ongoing reclamation and severance costs. Nearly all of the mining and process plant equipment has been moved to the United States with the exception of the laboratory equipment, which will be moved to Nicaragua imminently. Surplus equipment is expected to be sold over the coming months.
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