TORONTO, March 26, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Alamos Gold Inc. (TSX:AGI; NYSE:AGI) (“Alamos” or the “Company”) today announced that it has filed its annual information form and
Capitan Silver Corp. has upgraded to the OTCQX market and began trading under the symbol “CAPTF,” while continuing on the TSX Venture Exchange. The move enhances visibility, liquidity, and access to U.S. investors. The company is advancing its Cruz de Plata silver-gold project in Mexico with an ongoing large-scale drill program.
Zacatecas Silver reported results from 124 rock-chip samples at the El Cristo vein system, with nearly a quarter exceeding 100 g/t AgEq and a high of 670 g/t AgEq. Results from historic shaft dumps highlight near-surface silver-base metal mineralization and will guide upcoming drilling, though grab samples are not representative of true grade or continuity.
GR Silver Mining announced the sudden passing of its President, CEO, and founder, Márcio Fonseca, a respected mining executive with over 30 years of experience. The company appointed Executive Chair Eric Zaunscherb as interim CEO to ensure continuity, while ongoing exploration activities in Mexico, including the Plomosas Project, are expected to proceed without disruption.
EV Resources is accelerating near-term antimony production by refurbishing the Tecomatlán processing plant in Mexico. A restructured, milestone-based agreement minimizes upfront costs and links payments to permits and performance. Plant upgrades are underway, supported by high-grade feed from Los Lirios and strong recoveries (~90.8%), positioning EVR as a low-capex, first-mover supplier in a tightening global antimony market.
Torex Gold reported updated 2025 reserves and resources, highlighting continued growth at its Morelos Complex. Drilling added new reserves and extended mine life—particularly at ELG Underground—while Media Luna gains offset depletion. The acquisition of Los Reyes added significant resources, and with a planned $77M exploration budget, Torex aims to further expand production and long-term resource potential.
Pan American Silver released a revised PEA for the La Colorada Skarn project, outlining a phased development approach to reduce initial capital and accelerate returns. The study highlights the potential to become a large, long-life silver producer, integrating with existing operations to enhance economics, extend mine life, and position La Colorada as a future top-tier silver asset.
Sierra Madre Gold & Silver repaid US$2.5 million—half of its US$5 million loan from First Majestic—ahead of schedule, driven by strong cash flow from the La Guitarra mine amid higher metal prices. The company expects to repay the remaining balance soon while advancing a production expansion targeting a 50% increase in throughput by mid-2026.
Orogen Royalties reported record 2025 results with revenue up 32% to $13.1M and strong growth from its Ermitaño royalty and prospect generation business. Net income rose significantly, and the company ended the year debt-free with $25.8M in working capital, positioning it for continued royalty growth and strong performance in 2026.
Guanajuato Silver appointed veteran mining executive David Paxton to its board, adding over 40 years of underground mining and finance experience to strengthen operations. The company also filed a new NI 43-101 report for its Valenciana complex, granted stock options, and raised about $2M, supporting its strategy to grow as a mid-tier precious metals producer.
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