Goldgroup Mining announced it has received final court approval for its previously approved plan of arrangement with Gold Resource Corporation. With shareholder, court, and key regulatory approvals now in place, the merger remains on track to close on or about July 17, 2026, creating a larger Mexico-focused precious metals producer.

Goldgroup Mining announced a 4-for-1 share consolidation to meet the listing requirements for its proposed move to the NYSE American as part of its merger with Gold Resource Corporation. The company also granted 3.75 million pre-consolidation stock options (937,500 post-consolidation) to certain directors under its equity incentive plan, subject to TSX Venture Exchange approval.

Shareholders of Guanajuato Silver approved all resolutions at the June 30 Annual General Meeting, re-electing the six nominated directors, reappointing KPMG LLP as auditors, maintaining a six-member board, and approving the amended Stock Option Plan. All directors received about 90% support except Richard Silas, who received 73.6%.

Mining Americas Inc. (formerly Minera Alamos) began trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange on July 3 under the symbol MAI, graduating from the TSX Venture Exchange. The move reflects the company’s growing production profile and is expected to improve market visibility, liquidity, and access to institutional investors.

Regency Silver reported that shareholders approved all resolutions at its 2026 Annual General and Special Meeting, including electing five directors, reappointing auditors, and approving the company’s omnibus equity incentive plan. The board includes Bruce Bragagnolo, Michael Tucker, Frank Cordova, Rajinder Chowdhry, and Alejandro Sucre.

Goldgroup shareholders overwhelmingly approved the proposed merger with Gold Resource Corporation at the company’s Annual General and Special Meeting, with more than 99.99% voting in favor of all resolutions. Subject to final conditions and regulatory approvals, the transaction is expected to close around July 17, 2026, creating a larger Mexico-focused precious metals producer.

Regency Silver announced that a replay of its investor webinar is now available, highlighting 2025–2026 drilling at the Dios Padre Project in Sonora. The presentation reviews results from nine drill holes totaling 6,234 metres, including high-grade gold, silver, and copper intercepts, geological interpretations, and the project’s expanding mineralized system.

GoGold released its 2025 Sustainability Report, highlighting responsible mining performance across its Mexican operations. The company reported US$20.2 million in local purchases, including US$570,000 in community investments, while maintaining internationally recognized ESG reporting standards. The company also announced the resignation of director Jorge Aguirre to focus on his family business.