Month: June 2026

Equinox Gold announced that shareholders approved all matters presented at its Annual General Meeting, including the election of directors, appointment of auditors, and approval of the company’s share compensation plans. More than 80% of eligible shares were represented at the meeting, reflecting strong shareholder support for the company’s governance and strategic direction.

Coeur Mining announced it will be added to the S&P MidCap 400 Index effective before market open on June 22, 2026, as part of S&P Dow Jones Indices’ quarterly rebalancing. Inclusion in the index reflects Coeur’s increased market capitalization and growing prominence among U.S. mid-cap companies, potentially increasing institutional ownership and visibility among index-tracking funds.

Avino Silver & Gold Mines announced key executive appointments to support its growth strategy. The company named David Wolfin as Executive Chairman, while Jim MacKenzie was appointed Chief Executive Officer and will join the Board of Directors. Avino stated the leadership transition is designed to strengthen corporate governance, advance operational objectives, and support the company’s next phase of growth as it expands production and development activities in Mexico.

Heliostar Metals has completed its option agreement with Zacatecas Silver Corp., granting the company the right to acquire 100% of the non-core Cumaro, La Lola, Oso Negro, and Ejutla exploration projects in Mexico. Heliostar received C$129,000 in cash and 4.2 million Zacatecas Silver shares at closing, with total consideration of C$450,000 cash and C$750,000 in shares over three years. Heliostar also retains a 2% NSR royalty on the properties.

Luca Mining provided an operational and corporate update highlighting improved performance at its Mexican operations. The company reported stronger production and recovery rates at both the Campo Morado and Tahuehueto mines, continued progress toward achieving sustainable positive cash flow, and ongoing efforts to optimize processing, reduce costs, and strengthen its balance sheet as it advances toward commercial-scale operations.

Zacatecas Silver has signed a definitive option agreement to acquire four exploration projects—Cumaro, La Lola, Oso Negro (Sonora) and Ejutla (Oaxaca)—from Heliostar Metals, significantly expanding its Mexican exploration portfolio. The assets include high-grade gold-silver targets and district-scale land positions. Under the agreement, Zacatecas Silver can earn a 100% interest through staged cash and share payments, while Heliostar retains a 2% NSR royalty.

Sinda Ltd., a silver exploration and development company backed by The Electrum Group, has filed for a U.S. initial public offering and plans to list on the NYSE under the symbol SIND. The company controls five contiguous concessions in Guanajuato and intends to use the proceeds for exploration and underground development. Sinda reports resources of approximately 385 million silver-equivalent ounces and sees potential for substantial further growth.

Minera Frisco, part of Carlos Slim’s Grupo Carso, has restarted operations at two mining units in Mexico and plans to bring a new silver project into production. The company expects the moves to boost precious metals output and support growth following operational challenges in recent years. The restart reflects improving market conditions and Frisco’s strategy to strengthen its silver and gold production profile.

Colibri Resource Corporation announced the resignation of director Jamie Lavigne, P.Geo., effective immediately. The company thanked Lavigne for his years of service, technical expertise, and contributions as both a director and NI 43-101 Qualified Person. Colibri also appointed Mark Smethurst to its Board of Directors, bringing more than 25 years of mining exploration and development experience.