Vizsla Silver Corp. (TSX: VZLA, NYSE: VZLA) completed a bought deal public offering, raising US$15,000,300 by issuing 5,000,100 additional common shares at US$3.00 each, following the full exercise of the underwriters’ over-allotment option. The proceeds will advance the Panuco and Santa Fe Projects, potential acquisitions, and general corporate purposes. The offering awaits final TSX approval.
Apollo Silver Corp. signed an investor relations agreement with Matthews Investments in Vancouver, effective July 14, 2025. Matthews will provide IR services for C$7,000/month for an initial three-month term, renewable quarterly. Led by IR expert Richard Matthews, the firm holds no Apollo securities but may participate in future financings. The agreement awaits TSX Venture Exchange approval.
USAC expanded antimony supply efforts for its Thompson Falls, Montana, and Madero, Mexico smelters. In Alaska, USAC controls 23,800 acres, targeting antimony at Mohawk Mine and Stibnite Creek. Bolivia and Chad contracts will deliver 10 and 80 metric tons, respectively, starting August. Montana operations resumed with 1,200 acres acquired. Canadian supply increased 121% to 857 tons.
Mako Mining Corp. reported Q2 2025 production results for its San Albino gold mine in Nicaragua, Moss Mine in Arizona, and updates on the Eagle Mountain project in Guyana. San Albino mined 54,354 tonnes, yielding 10,911 oz gold and 12,491 oz silver. Total gold sales reached 11,476 oz, generating $38.1 million in revenue. Cash balance increased to $28.6 million.
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