Gold Resource Corporation reported 2025 revenue of ~$99.8M and mine gross profit of $26.8M, but posted a net loss of ~$6.5M. The company ended the year with ~$25M in cash and no debt, reflecting improved financial strength. Results highlight an operational turnaround driven by stronger production in late 2025.
EV Resources secured a lease (with purchase option) on a 150-tpd processing plant in Tecomatlán, Mexico, providing immediate production capacity to fast-track antimony output from its nearby Los Lirios project. The strategy enables low-capex startup, early cash flow from third-party ore, and positions the company as a potential key North American antimony supplier.
Orogen Royalties announced it will not proceed with its previously planned private placement, stating it is already well funded. The decision does not affect its strategy, with up to 16 partner-funded drill programs (~50,000 m) planned for 2026 and ongoing pursuit of royalty acquisitions and new opportunities.
Orla Mining received key environmental and land-use permits to extend operations at its Camino Rojo mine in Zacatecas, allowing mining of remaining oxide open-pit resources. The approvals secure continued production and support long-term development plans, reinforcing the company’s commitment to expanding the project’s life and future growth potential in Mexico.
Silverco Mining announced its common shares have begun trading on the U.S. OTCQB market under the symbol “SICOF,” while continuing to trade on the TSXV. The listing is expected to enhance visibility, improve liquidity, and broaden access to U.S. investors. The company highlighted this as a key milestone supporting its growth strategy.
Silver Tiger Metals awarded an Engineering, Procurement and Construction Management (EPCM) contract to advance development of its El Tigre silver-gold project in Sonora. The company has approved a construction decision, with work progressing toward commissioning and first production targeted for December 2027, marking a key step toward transitioning the project into production.
Riverside Resources completed the acquisition of key concessions (La Famosa, Dana 7) at the Union Project in Sonora, securing full ownership with no royalties. The consolidation strengthens its district-scale position and supports ongoing partner-funded exploration targeting CRD-style gold-silver-polymetallic mineralization across multiple targets.
Questcorp Mining and Riverside Resources consolidated key mineral concessions at the La Unión Project in Sonora, creating a larger, unified land package with multiple drill-ready targets. The project hosts favorable carbonate rocks, extensive alteration, and historic workings, enhancing its potential for a significant carbonate replacement (CRD) gold-silver discovery and supporting ongoing exploration and future drilling.
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