Highlander Silver announced the start of its first drilling program in over a decade at the Corani project in Peru, targeting resource growth, infill, and optimization. The company is advancing exploration and site preparation alongside geophysical surveys, while maintaining a strong cash position (~US$100M, no debt) to support development of the fully permitted project.
Vizsla Silver provided an update on the Concordia incident involving ten abducted workers, confirming additional fatalities while some individuals remain missing. The company is supporting affected families, cooperating with Mexican authorities in the ongoing investigation, and strengthening security measures, while emphasizing employee safety and its long-term commitment to the Panuco project.
Coeur Mining reported strong early participation in its exchange offer for New Gold’s US$400M senior notes, with ~96% tendered by the April 3 deadline. Required consents were obtained to amend the indenture, removing key covenants and default triggers. The offer expires April 20, with settlement expected shortly after.
Avino announced a Normal Course Issuer Bid to repurchase up to 8.4 million shares (~5% of outstanding) over 12 months. The buyback will be made at market prices and reflects management’s view that the shares may be undervalued, supported by strong financial position and expected 2026 free cash flow.
Coeur Mining reported strong early participation in its exchange offer, with 96.33% ($385.3M of $400M) of New Gold’s 6.875% notes tendered. It secured required consents to amend the indenture, removing most restrictive covenants. Noteholders receive new Coeur notes plus cash incentives, and the company is no longer required to repurchase notes after its New Gold acquisition.
Mexican Gold announced the appointment of Holgren Lai as Chief Financial Officer, effective April 2, 2026, replacing Julie Van Baarsen. Lai brings experience in financial management and junior mining, supporting the company’s focus on capital markets and internal controls as it advances its exploration-stage projects.
DynaResource reported strong 2025 results from its San Jose de Gracia mine, with revenue up 26% to $58.5M, net income of $3.8M (vs. a loss in 2024), and adjusted EBITDA of $12.1M. Gold production reached 21,393 oz, and the company achieved sustained profitability driven by improved efficiency and higher gold prices.
Silver Spruce Resources closed the first tranche of a non-brokered private placement, raising CAD$739,250 through the issuance of 3.7 million units at CAD$0.20 each, with warrants exercisable at CAD$0.30 over four years. Proceeds will fund exploration and working capital, and the company plans a second tranche while extending the financing timeline.
Aura Minerals reported strong 2025 growth, with significant increases in Proven & Probable reserves and overall resources driven by exploration success, project development, and acquisitions. Growth was supported across operating mines and new projects, reinforcing portfolio expansion and mine life extension, while maintaining production momentum and strengthening long-term resource potential.
Santacruz Silver reported its 2025 year-end financial results, highlighting improved revenues, operational performance, and strengthened cash flow driven by its Bolivian operations. The company focused on cost control and efficiency gains while advancing debt reduction and positioning itself for continued growth, supported by strong silver and base metal production.
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