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Fiscal Year 2026
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The meeting was held virtually, confirming quorum and proper notice. All nine management-nominated directors were elected, Deloitte LLP was reappointed as auditor, and the Say-on-pay resolution was approved. No questions were raised, and all motions passed by poll.
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The merger creates a leading North American gold producer with 1.9 million ounces targeted by 2026, leveraging complementary assets and strong operational teams. The at-market deal, with 67%/33% ownership, accelerates growth, optimizes capital allocation, and is expected to close in Q3.
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Q1 2026 saw strong gold production, robust financial results, and major permitting and development milestones at all key assets. Guidance for 2026 is reaffirmed, with significant growth expected from South Railroad and Camino Rojo underground projects.
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The presentation outlined a strategy focused on low-cost, scalable gold projects, highlighted by the transformative Musselwhite acquisition and upcoming South Railroad construction. Strong cash flow, disciplined debt management, and robust exploration underpin growth, with capital allocation balancing reinvestment and shareholder returns.
Fiscal Year 2025
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Annual gold production more than doubled in 2025, driven by Musselwhite acquisition and record gold prices, resulting in strong cash flow, a new dividend, and robust liquidity. Major growth projects advanced, with 2026 guidance for 340,000–360,000 oz at $1,550–$1,750/oz AISC.
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Record gold production and free cash flow drove strong Q3 results, with robust performance at Musselwhite and effective recovery at Camino Rojo. Growth projects advanced, permitting progressed, and a strong cash position supports future development and potential shareholder returns.
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A disciplined, multi-asset gold producer is targeting nearly 500,000 ounces of annual output within five years, driven by growth at Camino Rojo, Musselwhite, and South Railroad. Strong financial performance, significant investment, and a robust pipeline underpin continued value creation.
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Record gold production and revenue driven by Musselwhite integration and strong realized prices. Revised 2025 guidance reflects Camino Rojo pit wall event, with robust cash flow and ongoing exploration success. Permitting and project development remain key priorities.
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The meeting, held virtually, covered director elections, auditor appointment, Say-on-Pay, and amendments to equity plans. All motions were approved by shareholders, with voting results to be published on regulatory platforms.
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Record gold production driven by Musselwhite acquisition and strong Camino Rojo performance. Updated 2025 guidance projects 280,000-300,000 oz gold at lower costs, with $175M investment focused on mine life extension and exploration. Net loss reflects one-time acquisition impacts.
Fiscal Year 2024
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Record gold production and strong cash flow were achieved, driven by low costs and high gold prices. The Musselwhite Mine acquisition more than doubles production, with integration and exploration underway. Permitting and project development in Mexico and Nevada remain key 2025 catalysts.
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The acquisition of Musselwhite Mine is expected to more than double production, significantly increase reserves, and generate strong free cash flow, all without upfront equity dilution. The deal is accretive on all key metrics and positions the company for further growth and expansion.
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Record gold production and low costs drove strong margins, enabling debt repayment and increased production guidance. Permitting and exploration advanced in both Mexico and Nevada, with robust liquidity and continued operational outperformance.
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A disciplined growth strategy, strong asset base, and reputable partners drive consistent gold production and cash flow, with major investments in exploration and project development in Mexico and Nevada. Project execution excellence has delivered significant shareholder returns.
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Record Q2 revenue and earnings driven by higher gold production, improved recoveries, and strong gold prices. Full-year production guidance was raised and cost guidance lowered, with continued operational outperformance and robust cash flow supporting debt reduction.
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The virtual meeting covered director elections, auditor appointment, Say-on-Pay, and stock option plan approvals, with all motions carried by shareholder vote. No questions were raised, and all governance procedures were followed.