Amerigo Res Stock Price, News & Analysis

Amerigo (OTCQX: ARREF) announced it signed a three-year collective labour agreement with the 210-member operators' union at Minera Valle Central (MVC) on October 22, 2025. The contract is effective from October 29, 2025 through October 29, 2028. The company described the agreement as the result of constructive negotiations and said it reinforces commitment to employees, operational stability, and collaborative labour relations at MVC, Amerigo’s 100% owned operation near Rancagua, Chile.

Amerigo (OTCQX: ARREF / TSX: ARG) reported Q3-2025 operational results for MVC on Oct 8, 2025. MVC produced 14.6 M lbs copper and 0.35 M lbs molybdenum in Q3, with plant availability at 98.3%. A 10-day interruption of fresh tailings from El Teniente in August reduced throughput and will likely lead to revised 2025 copper output of 60–61.5 M lbs (2%–5% below prior guidance of 62.9 M lbs). Q3 cash cost was $1.80/lb and YTD cash cost $1.93/lb, so annual cash cost guidance remains intact. Amerigo returned $3.5M in Q3 dividends, YTD capital returned is $15.6M, cash is $28.0M, and outstanding bank debt is $7.5M.

Amerigo Resources (OTCQX:ARREF) announced that its subsidiary Minera Valle Central (MVC) has resumed processing fresh tailings from El Teniente copper mine. The restart follows El Teniente's approval to resume operations in 8 out of 12 underground sectors after a July 31 seismic event that caused six fatalities.

Fresh tailings processing resumed on August 10, 2025, while historic tailings processing continued throughout the suspension period. However, daily throughput from fresh tailings is expected to be lower than initially forecast until El Teniente's operations fully normalize. The company plans to mitigate production impacts by increasing historic tailings processing.

Amerigo Resources (OTCQX:ARREF) reported a temporary suspension of fresh tailings processing at its Minera Valle Central (MVC) operation in Chile following a tragic seismic event at Codelco's El Teniente mine on July 31, 2025. The rockfall resulted in six fatalities, leading to the suspension of operations at El Teniente.

While MVC continues processing historic tailings, the company estimates a daily copper production loss of 100,000 pounds. The impact on annual production guidance remains uncertain, depending on when El Teniente resumes operations.

Amerigo Resources (OTCQX:ARREF) reported strong Q2-2025 financial results with net income of $7.5 million and earnings per share of $0.05. The company achieved EBITDA of $17.8 million and free cash flow to equity of $6.5 million.

Key highlights include copper production of 15.5 million pounds at an average price of $4.42/lb and a reduced cash cost of $1.82/lb. The company maintained its shareholder-friendly stance by declaring its 16th consecutive quarterly dividend of Cdn$0.03 per share and returning $7.6 million to shareholders through dividends and share buybacks.

The company's strong operational performance at Minera Valle Central (MVC) keeps it on track to meet annual guidance and achieve its goal of being debt-free by year-end. As of June 30, 2025, Amerigo held cash and cash equivalents of $23.3 million with borrowings reduced to $7.0 million.

Amerigo Resources (OTCQX:ARREF) reported strong Q2-2025 operational results, producing 15.5 million pounds of copper and 0.39 million pounds of molybdenum. The company maintained its 2025 production guidance of 62.9M lbs copper and 1.3M lbs molybdenum, with H1-2025 production reaching 28.8M lbs copper.

Q2-2025 highlights include a cash cost of $1.82/lb, average provisional copper price of $4.42/lb, and plant availability of 99.0%. The company returned $7.6 million to shareholders in Q2-2025 through dividends ($3.5M) and share buybacks ($4.0M). Cash position stood at $23.3 million with bank debt reduced to $7.5 million.

Amerigo Resources has appointed Ignacio Cruz to its board of directors. Cruz brings over 40 years of experience in Chilean mining, energy, and civil society sectors. His notable positions include Executive Chair of TECHO International, CEO of Colbún S.A., and 14 years with Antofagasta Minerals where he served as General Manager of Los Pelambres and El Tesoro. Cruz is recognized for his leadership in organizations and infrastructure projects, financial management, and developing sustainable strategies. He is also the founder of Emerge Chile and EverXin, an AI-focused consultancy firm for process optimization. Klaus Zeitler, Amerigo's Executive Chairman, highlighted Cruz's respected status in the Chilean business community and his expertise in mining operations.

Amerigo Resources reported strong Q1-2025 financial results with net income of $3.3 million and EBITDA of $15.2 million. The company achieved earnings per share of $0.02 and generated free cash flow to equity of $4.8 million. During Q1, Amerigo returned $4.6 million to shareholders through a Cdn$0.03 quarterly dividend ($3.5M) and share buybacks ($1.1M). Production was 13.2 million pounds of copper at an average price of $4.42/lb, with lower production due to planned annual maintenance. The company maintains its annual production guidance of 62.9M pounds and reported cash holdings of $27.7 million. The Board declared its 15th consecutive quarterly dividend of Cdn$0.03 per share, representing a 6.3% annual yield based on the March closing price.

Amerigo Resources Ltd. (TSX: ARG; ARREF:OTC) held its 2025 Annual General Meeting of Shareholders on May 5, 2025. A total of 68,548,449 common shares were voted, representing 41.70% of the total outstanding shares. All director nominees were successfully elected with strong shareholder support, with approval rates ranging from 97.28% to 99.18%.

The elected directors include Klaus Zeitler (97.28%), Robert Gayton (99.09%), Alberto Salas (99.07%), George Ireland (97.85%), Aurora Davidson (99.18%), and Margot Naudie (98.03%). All other items of business presented at the AGM were also approved by shareholders.