MIA
Mining Americas Provides Updates on Growth Portfolio of Gold Projects
Oroco Resources – Permitting Progress in Mexico: What It Means for Santo Tomás
AXO METALS SECURES MAJOR ENVIRONMENTAL PERMIT APPROVAL; CLEARS PATH FOR PRODUCTION AT THE SAN ANTONIO GOLD PROJECT
Orla Mining Reports Fourth Quarter 2025 Financial Results
Orla Mining Receives Permits to Extend Operations in Mexico Supporting Company’s Long-Term Commitment to Camino Rojo
DISCOVERY REPORTS STRONG EARNINGS GROWTH AND CASH GENERATION IN Q4 2025
SONORO GOLD PROVIDES AN UPDATE ON THE ENVIRONMENTAL PERMIT (MIA) FOR THE CERRO CALICHE GOLD PROJECT
Almaden Updates Stakeholders on Permitting Progress for the Ixtaca Project, Mexico
VANCOUVER, B.C. Almaden Minerals Ltd. (“Almaden” or the “Company”; TSX: AMM; NYSE American: AAU) is pleased to be able to provide an update on its progress and milestones achieved towards building a modern precious metals mine in Mexico. Almaden is committed to international environmental and social standards and
best available technologies. We believe Ixtaca will, long after final closure, make meaningful and enduring positive contributions to surrounding communities and beyond. In December 2018 Almaden announced results of a Feasibility Study (“FS”; see news release dated December 11th, 2018) and based on this study submitted its
environmental impact statement for mining operation (MIA in Mexico) in early 2019. As part of the MIA process a public consultation meeting has been conducted locally by Mexican authorities and was well attended and peaceful. In addition, the Company has recently submitted answers to formal questions posed by the environmental authority, SEMARNAT, as part of the standard MIA review process.
Minera Alamos Announces Another New Mineralized System at “Gold Ridge” and Receipt of Santana ETJ Permit Documentation
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Minera Alamos Inc. (“Minera” or the “Company”) (TSXV: MAI) is pleased to announce that ongoing exploration work on its extensive land position at the Santana gold project has identified significant new Nicho-style Au-Ag surface anomalies at the newly named “Gold Ridge” discovery zone to the east of the Nicho deposit.