First Majestic and Mexico agreed in principle to a framework resolving the legacy tax dispute involving subsidiary Primero Empresa Minera. The arbitration tribunal suspended proceedings through December 31, 2026, while the settlement is finalized; the parties may seek an extension into Q1 2027. If settlement fails, First Majestic may resume arbitration.

Mining Americas reported 7,915 oz of Q3 gold production and 7,620 oz sold at its Pan mine in Nevada, bringing 2026 year-to-date output to 24,786 oz. Production matched plan, and 2026 guidance remains 32,000–38,000 oz. Quarter-end cash was US$36 million, following a US$5.3 million Cerro de Oro permit payment.

Heliostar submitted an environmental impact statement (MIA-R) and environmental risk study (ERA) to SEMARNAT for the proposed underground Ana Paula project. The plan would reduce surface disturbance by about 65% compared with the previously approved open-pit plan. Heliostar targets a construction decision for mid-2027.

Equinox Gold produced 237,019 oz of gold in Q3 and 611,483 oz year to date after completing its Orla combination, which added Musselwhite and Camino Rojo. It remains on track for 2026 guidance of 870,000–920,000 oz (about 1.1 million including Orla’s full-year contribution); Canadian operations are expected to strengthen into year-end. Equinox Gold

McEwen agreed to sell its Fuller property, 60% Paymaster interest and a Timmins surface parcel to Discovery subsidiary Dome for US$55 million—US$5 million cash and US$50 million in Discovery shares, subject to customary approvals. Separately, it received US$13.5 million by assigning a McEwen Copper loan receivable, bringing expected additional growth capital to about US$68.5 million.

First Majestic reported Q3 2026 production of 3.4 million silver ounces and 29,552 gold ounces; silver reached 72% of revised guidance midpoint, mainly due to a 12-day labor disruption at San Dimas. La Encantada’s silver output rose 68% year over year. Jerritt Canyon’s restart progressed, and the company renewed its share buyback for up to 10 million shares.

Pan American Silver announced that director Charles “Chuck” Jeannes will retire from its board effective October 31, 2026. He joined the board after Pan American acquired Tahoe Resources in 2019 and is stepping down to focus more on his role as chair of Equinox Gold.

Pan American Silver will release its unaudited third-quarter 2026 financial results after market close on November 4. A conference call and webcast are scheduled for November 5 at 10:00 a.m. ET.