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Alaska Silver CEO Aaron Schutt and Chairman Kit Marrs join Mining Stock Daily from Beaver Creek to discuss a major leadership transition and the company’s evolution from exploration toward pre-development in Alaska. The conversation covers the expanded 9,500-metre drill program at Waterpump Creek and Silver Sage, new metallurgical work at the past-producing Illinois Creek mine, and the potential for a 2027 PEA. Schutt also lays out his longer-term vision of returning Illinois Creek to production, generating cash flow to advance the broader CRD district and ultimately building a larger Alaska-focused mining company.

K2 Gold CEO Anthony Margarit discusses continued drilling success at the Mojave Project in California, including a new intercept of 53.34 metres at 2.0 g/t gold with a higher-grade core of roughly 15 metres at 5 g/t at Dragonfly. Margarit explains why drilling is increasingly defining a broad, coherent mineralized corridor with multiple stacked structures, while metallurgical work showing a 97.1% soluble-gold-to-fire-assay ratio adds another positive dimension to the project. The conversation also covers upcoming results from Newmont, growing industry interest in Mojave and the potential for a future strategic partner.

Vizsla Copper’s Peter Mercer joins Mining Stock Daily to discuss the latest drilling at the Palmer Project in Alaska, including a standout intercept of 49.2 metres at 4.7% copper equivalent. Mercer explains how new geological interpretations are helping Vizsla understand Palmer’s high-grade core while opening up additional exploration potential across the broader district. The conversation also covers Agnico Eagle’s proposed 19.9% strategic investment, the addition of the Delta and Helm Bay projects, and Vizsla’s strategy for building a pipeline that combines near-term development at Palmer with longer-term copper discovery opportunities across Alaska and British Columbia.

We report the latest drill results form Hercules Metals, Arizona Gold and Silver, and ICG Silver and Gold. Cabral Gold makes its first gold sale.

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Nuvau Minerals CEO Christina McCarthy joins Mining Stock Daily to introduce the company’s Matagami project in Quebec, where the first-ever drilling focused on gold at the Thundermine target returned 139 g/t gold over 4.45 metres. McCarthy discusses the largely unexplored gold potential across Nuvau’s massive 1,400-square-kilometre land package, alongside a potential restart of the historic base-metal operation using existing permitted infrastructure. With an updated PEA expected soon and an option to acquire Glencore’s permitted mill for $5 million, Nuvau is evaluating a strategy where future production could ultimately fund district-scale gold and base-metal exploration.

Borealis Mining CEO Kelly Malcolm joins Mining Stock Daily to discuss the company’s transition from junior explorer to Nevada gold producer following the restart of mining at Borealis and record quarterly revenue of more than $6 million. Malcolm discusses lessons from ramping up the heap-leach operation, the importance of the next few quarters in demonstrating steady-state production, and plans to advance Sandman toward permitting and development largely through existing cash flow. He also explains why Borealis is actively looking for additional acquisitions that could provide a pathway to near-term gold production.

Heliostar Metals CEO Charles Funk joins Mining Stock Daily from Beaver Creek to discuss progress on the Ana Paula feasibility study, where continued drilling is increasing confidence in a 10-year mine life at roughly 100,000 ounces of annual gold production. Funk discusses deeper high-grade expansion drilling, permitting and mine design, while explaining why a surprisingly competitive debt market could allow Heliostar to finance Ana Paula without issuing equity. The conversation also addresses the company’s biggest remaining challenge: shifting from geology and resource growth to successfully executing the construction of a new gold mine.

There are new drill results to report this morning from Equinox Gold, Brixton Metals, Selkirk Copper, Kenorland Minerals and Miata Metals. 1911 Gold have published their annual sustainability report.

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Kingfisher Metals CEO Dustin Perry joins Mining Stock Daily from Beaver Creek following a standout intercept at the HWY 37 Project in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle: 8.8 metres of 38.5 g/t gold equivalent within 27 metres of 13.6 g/t gold equivalent. Perry explains why the unexpected high-grade vein may be more important geologically than the headline assay itself, what it reveals about the preservation and fertility of the broader Hank system, and how it relates to Kingfisher’s underlying porphyry targets. The conversation also covers Barrick’s $20 million strategic investment, four active drill rigs and why Perry believes Kingfisher is still searching for the truly transformative discovery at HWY 37.

Stillwater Critical Minerals CEO Michael Rowley joins Mining Stock Daily to discuss the company’s significantly expanded Stillwater West resource in Montana, now containing 805 million tonnes inferred and 29 million tonnes indicated across a polymetallic system rich in nickel, copper, cobalt, PGMs and gold. Rowley explains why the scale of the resource is allowing the company to pivot from resource growth toward mine planning, economics and a potential PEA, while also discussing Glencore’s strategic investment, existing infrastructure in the Stillwater district and growing engagement with the U.S. government around domestic critical minerals development.