Morning Briefing: Collective Mining Expands the Ramp Zone in Multiple Directions

Collective Mining extended the Ramp Zone at its Apollo deposit in Colombia roughly 370 m below the resource, more than doubling its vertical extent, with a highlight of 21.40 m at 11.06 g/t AuEq. District Metals partnered with Luleå University of Technology to study pyrite in the Alum Shales at its Viken Property in Sweden to inform processing and environmental work. Equinox Gold posted record Q3 revenue of $1.0 billion and adjusted EBITDA of $533.0 million on 237,019 ounces produced, its first quarter including Orla Mining’s assets. Heliostar Metals drilled shallow oxide gold at two zones beyond reserves at its San Agustin Mine in Mexico, supporting a targeted mine life extension of up to two years. Mining Americas reported construction progress at its Copperstone project in Arizona and early works at Gold Rock in Nevada, with new resource estimates for both due in Q4 2026. Revival Gold consolidated its entire Mercur Gold Project land position in Utah under single ownership for the first time ahead of a pre-feasibility study due in Q1 2027. Scorpio Gold hit 9.4 g/t gold over 13.05 m in its first modern hole at April Fool, an 850 m step-out from the core of its Manhattan District resource in Nevada. Intrepid Metals outlined multiple gold-in-soil anomalies grading up to more than 1.0 g/t at the Mattie target on its Corral Copper Project in Arizona.

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