Algo Grande Copper Corp. upsized its non-brokered private placement, increasing the maximum gross proceeds from $5 million to up to $7 million by offering up to 10,769,231 common shares at $0.65 each. The funds are earmarked to advance Phase II exploration (drilling) at the 100%-owned Adelita Project in Sonora, Mexico, targeting Cerro Grande expansion and additional skarn targets. The offering may include finder commissions and warrants, and securities will be subject to a four-month hold period.

Axo Copper Corp. closed an upsized C$40,250,000 bought-deal financing, issuing 57.5 M units at C$0.70 each (common share + half warrant). Warrants are exercisable at C$1.00 for 18 months. Proceeds will help advance the La Huerta (Jalisco) and San Antonio (Sonora) projects and support working capital.

Tocvan Ventures Corp. closed a bought deal financing raising C$10,005,000 by selling 10,005,000 units at C$1.00 each, including warrants exercisable at C$1.40 for 36 months. The funds will advance its gold projects in Sonora, Mexico and support general working capital.

Silverco Mining Ltd. closed its previously announced $62.5 M “bought deal” financing led by Velocity Capital Partners and co-lead underwriters, issuing 4 M shares and 1 M units at $12.50 each. Eric Sprott invested $10 M. Net proceeds will fund exploration, the Cusi restart, and working capital as the company pushes toward becoming a significant silver producer.

First Majestic reported record Q4 2025 production and revenue—4.2 M silver ounces and $464 M (+169% Y/Y)—plus strong earnings and cash flow. Full-year 2025 also set records across production, revenue and cash balances. The company declared a small quarterly dividend and noted a director’s resignation, with a conference call scheduled to discuss results and 2026 guidance.

Avino highlighted record 2025 performance with strong Avino Mine results, accelerated La Preciosa development and high-grade drill results, plus TSX30 recognition. For 2026, it plans increased development and production at La Preciosa, a 30,000 m drill program, updated resources, AI integration, and mill upgrades, while maintaining a strong, debt-free balance sheet.

Discovery Silver Corp. reported strong Q4 2025 results: adjusted earnings per share jumped 75%, gold production grew 6%, and operating cash costs improved. The company generated healthy cash flow, ended the year with $410.7 M in cash, and achieved exploration success across multiple targets. Solid 2026 production growth and investment guidance was also provided.

Alamos Gold Inc. refiled its 2025 and 2024 consolidated financial statements on SEDAR+ and EDGAR to fix administrative errors in the audit opinion attached to the reports. The company emphasized that there are no changes to its previously reported financial results for 2025.

Fortuna Mining posted record free cash flow of $132.3 M in Q4 and $330 M for 2025, with liquidity rising to $704 M and net cash of $381.5 M. Annual production met guidance at 317,001 GEO, while profitability and balance sheet strength improved despite some mine-specific cost and downtime impacts.