Quetzal Copper (TSXV: Q) refiled Q2 2025 financials and MD&A to correct share-based compensation disclosure, including options/warrants counts and accounting for Jan. 15, 2025 grant. No impact on cash or exploration expenses.
Apollo Silver (APGO) announces 5:1 share consolidation effective Sept. 15, 2025, reducing outstanding shares from 242.6M to ~48.5M. No fractional shares; rounded to nearest whole. Options/warrants adjusted; trading resumes post-consolidation.
Newmont Corporation announces voluntary delisting of its shares from the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) around September 24, 2025, due to low trading volumes, aiming to boost efficiency and reduce costs. Shares remain listed on NYSE (primary), ASX, and PNGX; shareholders should consult brokers for trading options.
Kingsmen Resources (KNG) announces election of directors Scott Emerson, Nick DeMare, Rod Johnston, Kieran Downes, Carlos Garza, and Mark J. Pryor at Sept. 10, 2025 AGM. Shareholders approved 10% rolling equity incentive plan (TSXV pending).
“We are very pleased to welcome Matt to the Vizsla Royalties board,” stated Michael Pettingell, Chief Executive Officer. “His depth of experience in mining finance and particularly in the royalty sector will provide valuable perspective as we continue to grow the Company and deliver value to shareholders.”
Fuerte Metals (FMT) responds to share price surge: Engaged in discussions for potential transaction with third party, but no agreement reached; no assurance of completion. No further announcements unless required by securities laws.
Fortuna Mining (FSM) updates $19M generative exploration: Guiglo (Côte d’Ivoire) shows 5km gold anomaly; Tongon North advances targets; Centauro (Mexico) preps drill for epithermal system; La Carmen maps alteration; Cerro Lindo (Argentina) prospective for HSE gold-silver; Arizaro yields intercepts like 0.59 g/t Au, 0.29% Cu over 46m.
Sonoro Gold Corp. closed an oversubscribed non-brokered private placement of 13,350,000 units at CAD $0.15 each, raising $2,002,500. Each unit includes one share and one warrant exercisable at $0.22 for two years. Proceeds fund Cerro Caliche gold project development and working capital. Insiders subscribed for 906,667 units; securities hold until January 11, 2026.
Saf Dhillon, President and Chief Executive Officer, states: “The drilling is indicating oxidation is consistent with past mining and targets are coming along with a positive exploration drilling so far. The drilling is intersecting more quartzite than expected which is favorable for fracture-controlled mineralization.” Drilling has now moved to the Famosa Target to progress exploration program.
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