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Minera Alamos has released a standout pre-feasibility study for its Copperstone Gold Project in Arizona, highlighting triple-digit IRRs, rapid payback, and a fast-tracked path toward production. CEO Darren Blasutti and COO Darren Koenigen join Mining Stock Daily to explain how the company plans to leverage existing infrastructure, underground development, and strong free cash flow from Pan to build Copperstone with minimal dilution while targeting significant production growth over the next several years. The conversation also explores the company’s broader transformation into Mining Americas, including the strategy to rapidly advance Copperstone, Gold Rock, and eventually Cerro de Oro into a growing multi-asset North American gold platform.

MSD's Ian Wagner speaks with Sean Howarth of Excellon Resources at Deutsche Goldmesse in Frankfurt. Howarth outlines Excellon’s renewed focus on Peru, where the company is advancing the past-producing Mallay silver mine toward restart while drilling to extend resources and test parallel zones. He also discusses the nearby Tres Cerros target, an undrilled gold-silver opportunity, along with Excellon’s Kilgore gold project in Idaho and German silver assets. The strategy centers on near-term cash flow, resource growth, and silver leverage. Excellon trades on the TSX-V under EXN. 

MSD's Ian Wagner speaks with Kingfisher Metals President and CEO Dustin Perry at Deutsche Goldmesse in Frankfurt. Perry outlines Kingfisher’s large Golden Triangle land package in British Columbia, where the company is following up a new copper-gold porphyry discovery at Williams and advancing the Hank epithermal system. With about $30 million in the bank, Kingfisher plans roughly 15,000 meters of drilling, plus regional geophysics across its district-scale holdings. Perry says the goal is to prove scale, continuity, and higher-grade zones. Kingfisher trades on the TSX-V under KFR. 

Ian Wagner speaks with Westhaven Gold President and CEO Ken Armstrong at Deutsche Goldmesse in Frankfurt. Armstrong outlines the company’s Shovelnose project in British Columbia’s Spences Bridge Gold Belt, which hosts more than one million gold-equivalent ounces and a PEA showing strong economics, including low capex and sub-thousand-dollar AISC. He also discusses Dundee Corporation’s staged earn-in agreement, funding up to $85 million Canadian for drilling, pre-feasibility work, and exploration across the broader belt. Westhaven trades on the TSX-V under WHN.

Li-FT Power CEO Francis MacDonald joins Mining Stock Daily to discuss the company’s completed combination with Winsome Resources and the strategic addition of the Adina lithium project in Quebec’s rapidly emerging James Bay district. Francis explains why the consolidation of the Adina and Galina properties creates a significantly larger development opportunity, how existing infrastructure at the nearby Renard mine could accelerate production timelines, and why he believes James Bay could become the largest hard rock lithium district in the world. The conversation also provides updates from Yellowknife, where Li-FT continues expanding the Big East pegmatite system through ongoing drilling while balancing capital allocation between two major lithium development projects. With lithium prices rebounding sharply, multiple resource and engineering catalysts ahead, and continued consolidation opportunities on the table, Li-FT believes it is positioning itself as one of the leading lithium development companies in Canada.

We have fresh drill results to report this morning from Trident Resources, Galleon Gold and Abitibi Metals. Meridian Mining has submitted the Installation Licence application for the Cabaçal gold-copper-silver project. Elemental Royalty has executed an Exploration and Option agreement with a subsidiary of KGHM. Great Pacific Gold has provided an update on field exploration work in the EK Target Area at the Wild Dog Project.

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Talisker Resources CEO Terry Harbort joins MSD's Ian Wagner discusses the company’s updated resource at the Bralorne Gold Project in British Columbia, which now totals nearly 3.4 million ounces across measured, indicated, and inferred categories. The update more than doubles the global resource and highlights high-grade material at Mustang and Olympus. Talisker is also advancing a 105,000-meter drill program focused largely on resource conversion, while ramping production at Mustang. Ore sorting, expanded trucking rates, and a coming PEA are key milestones for 2026.

Hemlo Mining CEO Jason Kosec joins Mining Stock Daily to discuss the company’s strong first quarter following its acquisition of the Hemlo Mine from Barrick late last year. The conversation covers quarterly production, free cash flow generation, underground expansion plans, and how the company aims to significantly increase throughput by maximizing Hemlo’s underutilized infrastructure. Jason also provides an in-depth exploration update, highlighting the reinterpretation of the C Zone system and why new drilling in the South Rim Zone could point to a much larger mineralized footprint surrounding the historic operation. With a massive 130,000 meter drill program underway, updated resource estimates pending, and long-term production growth in focus, Hemlo Mining believes the operation is entering a major new chapter of value creation.

Pan Global Resources CEO Tim Moody discusses the company’s growing copper and gold portfolio in Spain, led by the Escacena Project and its La Romana copper-tin-silver resource. Moody outlines the strategy to scale La Romana from a 36-million-tonne starter resource toward a larger VMS cluster, supported by newly won ground at Escacena South. A strategic investment from Alpayana boosts funding for a 20,000-meter drill program across multiple targets, while the Carmenes project in northern Spain adds early-stage gold upside.

Mining Stock Daily's Ian Wagner speaks with Marimaca Copper CEO Hayden Locke at Deutsche Goldmesse in Frankfurt about the company’s transition from developer to future copper producer in Chile. Locke outlines the permitted Marimaca Oxide Project, its manageable sub-billion-dollar capex, and plans for financing, early works, and a potential 2027 construction decision. He also highlights Pampa Medina, a sediment-hosted copper discovery with oxide growth potential and a possible tier-one sulfide system, supported by a major drill campaign and an experienced Chilean project team.