Chesapeake Announces Proprietary Heap Oxidation Technology Updates

Chesapeake Gold reports that tests of its heap oxidation process at Metates, Durango, achieved 70% gold and 61% silver recovery from the main intrusive domain in 90 days, versus 240 days in earlier testing. It is evaluating further improvements for a planned prefeasibility study and testing the process on six third-party projects.

GoGold Advances Los Ricos South Construction

GoGold reports that construction at Los Ricos South in Jalisco remains on schedule for first silver production in the second quarter of 2028. More than 150 contractors are on site, plant design is 90% complete, and all long lead equipment has been ordered. The company says the project is fully funded.

ANT Commences Trading as Tecomatlán Advances Toward Commissioning

Antimony Resources commenced ASX trading under ticker ANT following its name change from EV Resources. At the Tecomatlán antimony processing plant in Mexico, crushing for the proof-of-concept campaign is underway, with material being stockpiled ahead of grinding and flotation as the company advances toward full commissioning.

Heliostar Provides Progress Update on Ana Paula Feasibility Study

Heliostar reported that the Ana Paula feasibility study is 34% complete and remains scheduled for Q2 2027. An updated resource estimate and metallurgical work are nearing completion, with permitting advancing without material delays. The company targets a mid-2027 construction decision and first gold production before year-end 2028.

Americas Gold and Silver Announces Some of the Best Grade-Widths Drilled to Date at the Cosala Complex Including High-Grade Drill Results of 654.7 g/t Ag, 1.5% Cu over 20.5 Meters and 409.3 g/t Ag, 0.8% Cu over 14.1 Meters

Americas Gold and Silver reported strong Cosalá drill results, including 20.5 metres grading 654.7 g/t silver and 1.5% copper, and 14.1 metres grading 409.3 g/t silver and 0.8% copper. Grades averaged two to three times existing inferred resources, supporting potential resource growth and improved mine planning.

Kootenay Reports Drill Results as 60,000-Meter Columba Program Advances

Kootenay Silver expanded the D Vein at Columba to approximately 1,320 metres of strike and 600 metres depth. Highlights include 6.28 metres grading 274 g/t silver and 17 metres grading 178 g/t silver. The 60,000-metre program has completed 29,700 metres, with results reported for 42 holes and 14 awaiting assays.

Apollo Silver Clarifies Media Reports Regarding Ejido Benito Juárez Assembly

Apollo Silver disputes reports that Ejido Benito Juárez voted to reaffirm its 2012 mining moratorium. The company says the September 20 assembly was adjourned for lack of quorum, leaving the proposed lifting of the moratorium and access agreement for its Cinco de Mayo project undecided. Apollo expects the ejido to reconvene, likely in October.

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Chesapeake Announces Proprietary Heap Oxidation Technology Updates

Chesapeake Gold reports that tests of its heap oxidation process at Metates, Durango, achieved 70% gold and 61% silver recovery from the main intrusive domain in 90 days, versus 240 days in earlier testing. It is evaluating further improvements for a planned prefeasibility study and testing the process on six third-party projects.

GoGold Advances Los Ricos South Construction

GoGold reports that construction at Los Ricos South in Jalisco remains on schedule for first silver production in the second quarter of 2028. More than 150 contractors are on site, plant design is 90% complete, and all long lead equipment has been ordered. The company says the project is fully funded.

ANT Commences Trading as Tecomatlán Advances Toward Commissioning

Antimony Resources commenced ASX trading under ticker ANT following its name change from EV Resources. At the Tecomatlán antimony processing plant in Mexico, crushing for the proof-of-concept campaign is underway, with material being stockpiled ahead of grinding and flotation as the company advances toward full commissioning.

Apollo Silver Clarifies Media Reports Regarding Ejido Benito Juárez Assembly

Apollo Silver disputes reports that Ejido Benito Juárez voted to reaffirm its 2012 mining moratorium. The company says the September 20 assembly was adjourned for lack of quorum, leaving the proposed lifting of the moratorium and access agreement for its Cinco de Mayo project undecided. Apollo expects the ejido to reconvene, likely in October.

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