Gold Resource Corporation reported Q1 2025 results for its Don David Gold Mine, producing 3,394 AuEq ounces (859 gold, 230,320 silver). A net loss of $8.3M ($0.07/share) was driven by lower production due to aging equipment and limited production zones. Cash costs were $2,494/AuEq oz, AISC $3,252/AuEq oz. The company raised $15.0M to fund Three Sisters development.
Aztec Minerals closed an oversubscribed non-brokered private placement on May 13, 2025, raising C$3.6M (upsized from C$3M) via 20M units at C$0.18 each. Each unit: 1 share + 0.5 warrant (C$0.24 exercise, 3 years). Proceeds fund exploration at Tombstone and Cervantes projects plus working capital.
Endeavour Silver Corp. reported Q1 2025 results with 1.9M oz silver equivalent produced, $63.5M revenue, and $8.3M mine operating cash flow. Higher realized prices ($31.99/oz silver, $2,903/oz gold) offset lower production. Cash costs were $15.89/oz, AISC $24.48/oz. Liquidity remained strong at $64.7M cash. The company acquired Minera Kolpa and closed a $50M equity financing.
Fortuna Mining Corp. completed the sale of its Burkina Faso subsidiaries, including the Yaramoko Mine, to Soleil Resources for $70M, receiving a $53.8M dividend. The divestiture, amid a challenging security landscape, boosts Fortuna’s cash to over $380M. Updated 2025 guidance lowers gold equivalent production to 309,000-339,000 ounces, with AISC rising to $1,670-$1,765 per GEO.
Pan American Silver’s $2.1B acquisition of MAG Silver, targeting a 44% stake in the Juanicipio mine, has sparked a 14% stock drop due to dilution concerns from issuing 60M shares. Despite a 21% premium for MAG shareholders, Mexico’s regulatory risks and economic uncertainty raise skepticism. The deal aims to boost silver production but faces shareholder and antitrust hurdles.
Alpayana S.A.C. has acquired 70.74% of Sierra Metals’ shares at C$1.15 per share, meeting the minimum tender condition. The offer is extended to May 23, 2025, for remaining shareholders to tender. Alpayana plans to privatize Sierra and launch a tender for Corona shares, urging shareholders to act promptly.
Prime Mining Corp. reported Q1 2025 results for its Los Reyes Gold-Silver Project, with a $3.6M loss ($0.02/share) and $18M cash. Exploration highlights include high-grade intercepts at Z-T, Central, and Fresnillo trends. A 40,000m drill program is planned, paused due to security concerns. The company advances technical studies for a Preliminary Economic Assessment.
Minaurum Gold Inc. has engaged Capital Analytica and National Inflation Association for marketing and communications services, effective May 12, 2025. Capital will receive $60,000 for a 3-month term, providing social media and marketing support. NIA will receive US$30,000 for a 3-month term, focusing on email and online distribution. Both agreements are arm’s length, subject to TSX Venture Exchange approval, and renewable.
Chrysos Corporation signed a master services agreement with Newmont to implement PhotonAssay technology at Newmont’s Ahafo mine in Ghana, starting in H1 FY26. The technology uses high-energy X-rays for rapid, eco-friendly analysis of gold, silver, and copper, offering improved accuracy, lower costs, and enhanced safety. The five-year renewable agreement includes a per-sample fee and minimum monthly payments.
Newmont Corporation’s subsidiary, Goldcorp Inc., sold 50.5 million common shares of Discovery Silver Corp. for CAD $124.07 million (CAD $2.457 per share) on May 8, 2025. Newmont’s ownership decreased from 14.95% (119.7 million shares) to 8.64% (79.2 million shares). Newmont may adjust its holdings based on market conditions. An Early Warning Report is available.
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