Category: Gold

Dolly Varden Silver Corp. (DV:TSX.V; DOLLF:OTCQX) announced it is acquiring 100% of Hecla Mining Co.’s Kinskuch property in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle, dramatically increasing the size of its Kitsault Valley project. Read why one analyst thinks it’s a great move for both companies.

Dolly Varden Silver Corp. (DV:TSX.V; DOLLF:OTCQX) announced Monday that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire 100% of Hecla Mining Co.’s Kinskuch property in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle, dramatically increasing the size of Dolly Varden’s Kitsault Valley project.

The transaction consolidates a district-scale, contiguous claim package including the Kitsault Valley, Big Bulk and Kinskuch projects, increasing the Kitsault Valley project to about 77,000 hectares, “covering some of the most underexplored and prospective rocks for silver, gold, and copper mineralization in the golden triangle,” DV said in a release.

“Consolidating Dolly Varden’s Kitsault Valley Project with our major shareholder Hecla’s large and underexplored claims covering prospective Hazelton Group rocks will allow for more efficient exploration and enable us to unlock value on our path to be a premier precious metals company,” said Dolly Varden President and Chief Executive Officer Shawn Khunkhun. “Additionally, we welcome Hecla’s increased share ownership in our company.”

Dolly Varden said it is purchasing the Kinskuch property from Hecla for consideration of CA$5 million or 1,351,963 common shares of the company. Hecla will also retain a 2% net smelter return (NSR) royalty on the Kinskuch property area. The NSR will include a 50% buyback right, for CA$5 million, that will allow Dolly Varden to reduce the royalty to 1% at any time.

The transaction will increase Hecla’s ownership in Dolly Varden, and Hecla will also continue to maintain a designated position on Dolly Varden’s Technical Committee.

The issuance of the common shares and completion of the transaction must still be approved by the TSX Venture Exchange and NYSE American and is scheduled to complete in mid-May.

Dolly Varden’s technical team will now explore two separate, 30-kilometer-long trends of Hazelton Group rocks, the company noted in a release.

“We will be using our structural and lithological framework model developed at the Kitsault Valley Trend that has led our team to significant discoveries such as the Wolf Vein and applying them to exploration of the Illiance Trend,” said Vice President Exploration Rob Van Egmond. “Hecla was successful in identifying a subparallel trend of silver-rich mineralization, located to the east of our significant silver and gold deposits.”

Trends Part of District-Scale Sub-Basin

Dolly Varden’s increased holdings will triple the total strike length of favorable Jurassic age Hazelton-group volcanic rocks and associated “red line” by adding the Illiance trend to the Kitsault Valley trend.

“Both the Kitsault Valley and the Illiance trends are interpreted to be part of a district scale, sub-basin of the Eskay Rift period,” the company said. “The Illiance trend has seen little modern exploration work, limited to localized diamond drilling by Hecla on the 3 kilometer long, north-south trending Illy epithermal system.”

Also included with the purchase is the past producing Esperanza Mine (1910), interpreted as quartz-carbonate veins with similar silver grades to the historic Dolly Varden Mine (1920) hosted in Upper Hazelton sedimentary rocks, the company said.

The Esperanza Mine is located along the Kitsault Valley access road, 2 kilometers north of Dolly Varden’s camp in Alice Arm, British Columbia, DV noted.

The southwestern portion of the acquired claims covers Hazelton Group rocks that trend to within 7 kilometers of Goliath Resources’ recently discovered Surebet Zone.

The Kinskuch property is covered by a recently renewed five-year exploration permit on both Nisga’a and Gitanyow Traditional lands, the company said.

Newsletter Author: Hecla Trades Up

DV’s stock rose 2.5% on the news, according to Jeff Valks writing for The Gold Advisor.

“Dolly Varden Silver Corp. is staking out a significantly larger footprint in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle, announcing a deal to acquire Hecla Mining Company’s Kinskuch property — an agreement that will quadruple its project area and fold several noteworthy mineral trends into a single, district-scale exploration package,” Valks wrote on Monday. “The deal consolidates Dolly Varden’s Kitsault Valley Project with Hecla’s adjacent and underexplored holdings.”

Valks said Hecla did not “walk away” from the project, but “traded up.”

“Hecla keeps a stake in any upside without spending a dime on drills — it’s not a core property for them and they want Dolly Varden to drill it,” wrote Valks, who said he and Jeff Clark are long on the stock. “As for Dolly Varden, the company now controls a consolidated 77,000-hectare district — ideal for streamlined exploration. It’s a classic mining move: less risk, more leverage, shared reward.”

On April 17, Haywood Securities highlighted Dolly Varden as “offering unique exposure to both high-grade gold and high-grade silver across the company’s Kitsault Valley project.”

“Ultimately, we continue to view the Kitsault Valley project as increasingly suitable for larger miners such as Hecla given its uncapped growth potential, as seen in the company’s most recent exploration program, as precious metal grades at site are highly competitive amongst peers,” the firm continued.

The Catalyst: Industrial Utility Helps Create Deficit

Silver followed an advance by gold on Monday, trading at US$32.28 and hitting an intraday high of US$32.45, reported Arslan Ali for FX Empire. Both metals were benefiting from a surge in defensive positioning, with institutional and retail investors hedging against rising instability.

“Silver is trading near US$32.37, attempting a rebound from the US$31.98 support zone,” wrote Ali. ” A breakout here could open the door toward US$32.98, with the next resistance at US$33.38. On the flip side, failure to clear US$32.65 could see silver roll over and retest the US$31.97 floor. The 200 EMA (US$32.59) is acting as overhead pressure, keeping bullish enthusiasm in check.”

The metal’s industrial utility also helps create a deficit for silver, which is the best conductor of electricity among the metals.[OWNERSHIP_CHART-5439]

“Underpinning silver’s fundamentals is robust demand from industrial applications,” The Silver Institute said in its World Silver Survey 2024 report. “These continued to push higher last year, reaching a new all-time record, fueled by the remarkable rise in solar demand and in spite of stagnation in some other sectors. Sluggish silver supply, owing to the slight decline in global mine production, was another factor contributing to silver’s deficit conditions last year.”

Mordor Intelligence noted that silver is expected to register a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of more than 5% between 2024 and 2029.

Ownership and Share Structure

According to the company’s latest corporate presentation in January 2025, 52% of its stock is held by institutional investors, including Fidelity Management & Research Company LLC, Sprott Asset Management LP, U.S. Global Investors Inc., and Delbrook.

About 37% is with strategic investors, including 15% with Fury Gold Mines, 12% with Hecla, and Eric Sprott owns 10% himself.

The rest, 11%, is with retail and high-net-worth investors.

The company has 79.52 million outstanding shares. Its market cap is CA$279.91 million, and its 52-week trading range is CA$3.21–5.84 per share.

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Gold

Gold, Silver Producer Brings Second Mine Onstream

Post author By Gold News Club
Post date May 8, 2025

Source: Oliver O’Donnell 05/06/2025

Sierra Madre Gold and Silver Ltd. (SM:TSX.V; SMDRF:OTCQX) intends to optimize the ratio of production from both of its operating mines in Mexico to maximize the benefit, noted a VSA Capital report.

Sierra Madre Gold and Silver Ltd. (SM:TSX.V; SMDRF:OTCQX) restarted mining at the Coloso mine, 4 kilometers northwest of La Guitarra mill, in Mexico, reported VSA Capital Analyst Oliver O’Donnell in an April 30 research note.

Since restarting La Guitarra, the company enhanced its operational management team and updated its mine plan, noted the analyst. The latter included the decision to restart production at Coloso and have a metallurgist optimize the ratio of ore produced from both mines.

“This development highlights the nimble, low cost and focused approach that management has taken to restarting La Guitarra, with the benefit of their past experience combined with new insight,” O’Donnell wrote.

124% Uplift Implied

VSA Capital reiterated its CA$1.30 per share target price on Sierra Madre, trading at the time of the report at about CA$0.58 per share. The target reflects a potential return on investment of 124%.

The miner remains a Buy. Its market cap is CA$89.31 million (CA$89.31M).

Optimizing Mined Grades

Compared to La Guitarra mine, Coloso, developed by prior operator First Majestic Silver Corp. (AG:TSX; AG:NYSE; FMV:FSE), between 2014 and 2018, is more modern and has wider drives. Also, Coloso’s grades are materially higher, but metal recovery, for First Majestic, was relatively lower.

Optimizing the ratio of ore produced at both of these mines could minimize the grade difference, according to management, “so that the benefit of higher grades is felt in terms of margins and output,” O’Donnell relayed. If it works, the company could generate greater profit from its existing resources than originally expected.

Coloso alone could support the mill for at least seven years at the current 500 tons per day rate, O’Donnell pointed out. The Jessica and Joya veins likely would extend that duration given they remain open for expansion. Further, they both dip at depth and could intersect, a possibility that has not been investigated. As such, the veins represent a prospective exploration target.

On the Road to Profitability

In other news, O’Donnell reported, Sierra Madre announced its full-year results. What stood out among them was the US$6.5M in revenue the company generated in only the first six months of operation, during the test mining ramp-up phase.

“We continue to believe that Sierra Madre is on track to deliver strong profitability in 2025, while the strong silver grade means that the stock is well-positioned to benefit from the catch-up in the silver price following gold’s strong rally,” wrote the analyst.

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Gold

Mining Company Discovers Gold-Rich Silica in Japanese Deposit

Post author By Gold News Club
Post date May 8, 2025

Source: Streetwise Reports 05/06/2025

Irving Resources Inc. (IRV:CSE; IRVRF:OTCQX) announced that its first ever shallow-angle diamond core hole drilled at its Omui Mining License in Japan encountered 1.14 grams per tonne gold (g/t Au), 16 g/t silver (Ag), and 84% silica. See why experts are paying attention to the company.

Irving Resources Inc. (IRV:CSE; IRVRF:OTCQX) announced that its first ever shallow-angle diamond core hole drilled at its Omui Mining License in Japan encountered a 101.1-meter-wide intercept of silicified rocks grading 1.14 grams per tonne gold (g/t Au), 16 g/t silver (Ag), and 84% silica.

In November 2024, Irving entered into an option agreement with JX Advanced Metals Corp. whereby JX Metals may earn an interest in certain of Irving’s properties in Omu, Hokkaido, focusing on precious metal-bearing silica deposits.

The intercepts from holed 24OMI-001 also included 2 meters of 7.19 g/t Au, 52.64 g/t Ag, and 80.9% silica, the company said.

“Given the shallow angle of hole 24OMI-001, the end of this hole is a mere 35 meters below surface,” said Irving Director and technical advisor Quinton Hennigh. “This drill hole provides the first confirmation of extensive gold-rich silicified rocks near-surface at Omui. Although more shallow drilling will soon be conducted in other areas across the property, Irving and earn-in partner, JX Advanced Metals Corporation, consider this a very promising start.”

Having a large volume of near-surface gold-rich silicified rocks at Omui could complement the company’s efforts to develop a silica body at Omu Sinter, just a few kilometers away, Hennigh said.

“We are seeing a very strong case for a significant precious metal-rich smelter flux production center at the Omu gold project,” he said.

Other intercepts from hole 24OMI-001 include 8.4 meters of 1.53 g/t Au, 5.13 g/t Ag, and 90.6% silica; 13 meters of 1.39 g/t Au, 8.5 g/t Ag, and 85.8% silica, 14.9 meters of 1.57 Au, 22.55 g/t Ag, and 83.8% silica; 8 meters of 1.31 g/t Au, 16.97 g/t Ag, and 81.3% silica; and 2 meters of 1.25 g/t Au, 47.2 g/t Ag, and 86% silica.

There are no other holes in the immediate area of 24OMI-001, but “based upon the pervasive nature of silicification observed in this interval, Irving believes there could be significant potential to find larger volumes of gold-rich silica in this area,” the company said in a release.

Current work at Omu is focused on the vision to make it into a new source of gold-bearing silica smelter flux. During 2025, JX and Irving plan to drill an additional four such holes testing more parts of Omui for shallow silicification and veins, Irving said. Drilling is expected to commence in late May.

If the results are favorable, Irving said it and JX plan to advance Omui alongside the Omu Sinter project to evaluate the potential for creating a new domestic Au-rich smelter flux production center that is capable of providing significant quantities of silica flux to numerous base metal smelters scattered across Japan.

Further Drilling Expected at East Yamagano

At the company’s joint venture (JV) with Newmont Corp. (NEM:NYSE) and Sumitomo Corp. (8053:TKY; SSUMF:OTCPK) at East Yamagano, Irving initiated drilling its third diamond drill hole at the project in the fourth quarter of 2024. Hole 24SY-002 was a south-oriented 702.1-meter-deep drill hole inclined at -70 degrees designed to test a steeply oriented electrically resistive zone evident in MT data. It was completed in the middle of February.

Although this hole did not encounter any high-grade veins, several broad zones of silicification and anomalous levels of gold, generally ranging between 0.1 and 1 g/t Au, were intersected between 226-278 meters, 292-314 meters, 409-442 meters, and 623-648 meters, Irving said.

The highest-grade individual vein that was intersected ran 1.9 g/t Au over 0.86 meters starting at 226.36 meters, according to the company. Results from 24SY-002 are notably lower grade than those encountered in nearby hole 23SY-001, a north-directed drill hole that crossed the same resistive feature being tested by 24SY-002. Hole 23SY-001 encountered a stockwork vein zone grading 9.6 g/t Au over 5 meters that is positioned inside the resistive feature.

“Irving believes that further drilling across this resistive zone is warranted to better ascertain the orientation of the high-grade vein encountered in hole 23SY-001,” the company said.

Four weeks ago, Irving commenced drilling hole 25SY-001, a -82-degree southerly inclined hole collar ed approximately 350 meters northeast of 24SY-002. It is currently at a depth of about 660 meters and is targeting a final depth of 800 meters, the company said. It is anticipated that two drill holes will be completed by mid-2025. Permitting for at least six more holds is underway, the company said. They will be drilled after mid-year, pending approvals.

Expert: Stock Undervalued

The Canadian explorer has backing from several majors going after gold and silver in Japan — Newmont owns nearly 1/5 of the company. The country is known for some of the highest-grade gold mines in the world with dozens of past-producing epithermal mines.

“So, the largest mining companies are very interested in Japan,” said Chen Lin, author of the What is Chen Buying? What is Chen Selling? newsletter.

Brian Leni of Junior Stock Review said he believed the stock “spells opportunity.”

“In my view, Irving is selling for less than it’s worth, considering the potential upside of discovery at its Yamagano project. Not only that, but this junior company is exploring Yamagano” with Newmont Corp. and Sumitomo Corp. (8053:TKY; SSUMF:OTCPK), Leni wrote for Streetwise Reports in November.

“When it comes to Irving, I have long seen the potential of their project portfolio,” Leni wrote. “Visiting Yamagano and Omu in person and meeting the technical team that is executing the exploration work has only further solidified that potential in my mind. To me, Yamagano holds the key to garnering frothy market attention once again . . . I clearly see that there will be a steady stream of project development across Japan moving out into the future.”

In a post on his website in March, Analyst Jayant Bhandari said he and his clients have been long-term investors in the company.

“The designated areas within this agreement are progressing toward becoming mines, primarily for silica with gold credits,” he said of Omu. “High-grade silica from Omu is expected to be in strong demand.”

Bhandari continued, “IRV has stagnated for several months while similar companies have moved up,” he said. “I prefer to invest when others aren’t paying attention.”

The Catalyst: Gold Bulls Still Running

Gold futures prices were strongly higher in early U.S. trading Monday on more safe-haven demand, according to Jim Wyckoff writing for Kitco. June gold was last up $81.30 at $3,324.60.

The Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision is also coming on Wednesday afternoon. No change in U.S. monetary policy is expected at this week’s FOMC meeting that begins Tuesday morning.

Writing for CBS Money Watch, Aly J. Yale noted that experts did not see gold’s overall bull market failing anytime soon. [OWNERSHIP_CHART-9140]

“While there is likely a ceiling for gold prices at some point in the future, many experts are predicting further growth in the near term. But just how high could they climb? Could gold prices reach the $4,000 price point?” Yale asked.

According to an April 10 post on Goldfix, Goldman Sachs revised raised the upper boundary of its forecast range for gold for the end of the year to US$3,520 an ounce and even introduced a “tall-risk scenario” as high as US$4,500 an ounce.

“The revision stems primarily from upside surprises in ETF inflows and persistent, large-scale central bank gold purchases,” the article noted.

Ownership and Share Structure

The company said management and directors own about 9.3%, and strategic investors Newmont and Sumitomo own 19.2% and 5.2%, respectively.

Yahoo! Finance said about 1% is owned by institutions. The rest is retail.

According to Refinitiv, top insiders include President and Chief Executive Officer Akiko Levinson with 4.84% and Hennigh with 3.05%.

Irving Resources has a market cap of CA$16.49 million with 76.69 million shares outstanding. It trades in a 52-week range of CA$0.19 and CA$0.48.

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