EV Resources announced that its Tecomatlán processing plant in Puebla has reached operational readiness, with the grinding circuit entering dry commissioning. This milestone marks the transition from refurbishment to execution, significantly reducing technical risk and advancing the project toward near-term antimony production, with first output targeted by the end of 2026.
Silver Spruce Resources announced changes to its proposed director slate for the upcoming annual general and special meeting, adjusting nominees as part of ongoing governance updates. The revisions aim to better align the board with the company’s current strategy while encouraging shareholder participation and approval of the updated slate.
Orex Minerals completed the sale of its Coneto silver-gold project (with Fresnillo plc) to Silver Viper Minerals Corp. for US$15 million in shares, retaining upside exposure through equity. The deal monetizes a non-core asset, strengthens Orex’s balance sheet, and allows focus on its core projects, while Silver Viper gains a district-scale asset in Durango’s prolific epithermal belt.
Silver Viper Minerals completed its acquisition of the Coneto silver-gold project in Durango from Fresnillo plc and Orex Minerals Inc. for US$15 million in shares, consolidating full ownership of the district. The deal brings Fresnillo in as a ~13% shareholder and positions Silver Viper to advance a large, historic epithermal vein system with over 40 known structures.
Orla Mining announced corrective actions at its Camino Rojo mine in Zacatecas following a USMCA panel ruling that found a severe denial of workers’ rights, including union interference and intimidation. The company is implementing measures to ensure freedom of association, strengthen governance, and remediate past issues while reinforcing labor protections and compliance going forward.
Agnico Eagle Mines Limited announced TSX approval to renew its Normal Course Issuer Bid (NCIB) from May 6, 2026 to May 5, 2027, allowing the company to repurchase up to 25.0 million shares (about 5% of its outstanding shares) or up to $2.0 billion, whichever is lower; based on recent prices, this equates to roughly 10.6 million shares (~2.1%), with purchases funded from existing cash, shares cancelled upon repurchase, and the program intended to enhance shareholder returns alongside dividends.
Silver Spruce Resources announced an extension of its non-brokered private placement following the closing of a $739,250 first tranche at $0.20 per unit. The extension allows additional time to complete the financing, with final closing targeted in early May 2026. Proceeds will support exploration activities and working capital, subject to TSX Venture Exchange approval.
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