Alamos Gold appointed J. Robert S. Prichard as Chair of the Board, effective January 8, 2025, succeeding Paul Murphy who passed away in December 2024 after 14 years on the board (9 as Chair). Prichard has served as director since 2019.
SciAps released the reveNIR, its new handheld Vis-NIR (near-infrared spectroscopy) analyzer. The Boston-based tech firm specializes in portable analytical instruments that often have direct mining and
IMPACT Silver Corp. is pleased to reflect on a year marked by significant operational advancements, robust financial performance, and strategic initiatives that have strengthened the Company’s position in the silver and zinc mining industry, establishing itself as a leader in in the intermediate mining sector in Mexico.
Ian McGavney, President & CEO of Colibri commented, “We believe that 2025 will be a transformational year for Colibri shareholders in terms of project advancement and value creation. We firmly believe that Pilar contains the potential to be a modest low-cost gold producing asset and the new geochemical assays and other geological data derived from this drilling program at Pilar will enhance the geological model and be utilized in an upcoming maiden resource estimate.”
IMPACT Silver highlighted 2024 growth with Plomosas ramping to ~70% design capacity, strong drilling results, continued revenue from its Zacualpan district, and a new high-grade silver discovery. Revenue and operating earnings grew year-over-year, the balance sheet stayed solid, and sustainability and leadership initiatives advanced, positioning the company for continued progress in 2025.
“As the principal holder of a net smelter returns royalty on the Panuco Project, I’m thrilled with the progress Vizsla Silver has made,” commented, Michael Pettingell, CEO. “Vizsla Silver’s drilling efforts throughout 2024, targeting the Copala and Napoleon areas, has significantly increased resource confidence with measured and indicated resources now totaling an impressive 222.4 Moz AgEq at an average grade of 534 g/t AgEq.”
Kingsmen commenced its 2025 exploration program at the 100 %-owned Las Coloradas silver project in the Parral district, Chihuahua, Mexico. Activities include mapping, sampling, geological modeling, and permitting ahead of a planned diamond drilling campaign, aiming to expand and define targets across key vein systems.
First Majestic Silver produced 5.7 million silver-equivalent (AgEq) ounces in Q4 2024—including 2.4 million silver and ~39,500 gold ounces—a 4 % quarterly increase, driven by higher silver output. Full-year 2024 production was 21.7 million AgEq ounces, in line with guidance, with improvements across its Mexican mines.
“We welcome 2025 as important year with a focus on two key project advancements: 1) the establishment and ongoing expansion of a resource estimate; 2) the setup and processing of a proof-of-concept test mine.” commented, CEO Brodie Sutherland.
GoGold Resources Inc. reported Q4 2024 production (quarter ending Dec 31, 2024) at Parral of 551,337 silver equivalent ounces, up 36% from Q3 2024, including 226,343 silver oz, 3,213 gold oz, 121 tonnes copper, and 161 tonnes zinc. Cash rose to $76M. 2025 outlook: Parral to fund Los Ricos South construction; DFS imminent; permit expected by March.
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