Atico Mining Stock Price, News & Analysis

Atico Mining (OTCQX: ATCMF) reported results from 19 drill holes at the El Roble mine dated Nov 24, 2025, including high‑grade intercepts such as 8.70m @ 11.44% Cu, 14.65 g/t Au and 6.16m @ 13.32% Cu, 2.79 g/t Au. The 2025 underground program completed 885.6 metres of drilling and discovered a new sulfide body adjacent to the main ore body. True widths are estimated at 90–95% of reported intercepts. El Roble has Proven and Probable reserves of 1.00 million tonnes @ 3.02% Cu, 1.76 g/t Au (effective Sept 30, 2020). The company plans continued drilling to test depth and strike extensions.

Atico Mining (OTC: ATCMF) reported Q3 2025 consolidated results on Nov 18, 2025, recording a net loss of $4.1 million and $0 of concentrate sales in the quarter due to a shipping delay that left concentrate in inventory (sale occurred in October and was recognized in Q4-2025). Production at El Roble was 2.3M lbs copper and 1,847 oz gold in concentrate, with cash cost of $2.74/paid lb copper and all-in sustaining cash cost of $4.87/paid lb copper.

Operational declines included a 23% drop in copper production and a working capital deficit of $13.5M. The company completed a rights offering (gross proceeds CAD$3.29M) and a LIFE offering (gross proceeds CAD$3.20M) in July 2025 and made scheduled repayments on loans and an arbitration award.

Atico Mining (OTC: ATCMF) granted 7,151,055 incentive stock options exercisable at $0.19 per share for a period of five years to directors, officers, employees and consultants on Nov 3, 2025.

The grant is subject to TSX Venture Exchange approval. Options are intended as incentive compensation and may result in additional issued shares if exercised.

Atico Mining (OTCQX: ATCMF) reported Q3 2025 production from El Roble of 2.24 million lbs Cu and 1,906 oz Au in concentrates, down 23% and 8% versus Q3 2024. Mill throughput averaged 741 tpd and copper head grade was 1.82%. Management said higher metal prices allowed mining of out-of-reserve lower-grade zones, lowering quarterly grades but preserving ore recovery.

Full-year revised production guidance is 9,000–9,500k lbs Cu, 7,500–8,500 oz Au, with C1 cash cost $1.70–$1.80/lb. A concentrate shipment delay moved Q3 revenue into Q4.

Atico Mining (OTCQX:ATCMF) has secured a crucial water permit from Ecuador's Ministry of Environment, Water and Ecological Transition for its La Plata project. The permit, granted after extensive review, allows water usage for industrial activities including extraction and processing operations.

The approval process involved comprehensive stakeholder engagement, ensuring no impact on local communities' water access. The company must implement technical designs for water management systems, including recirculation and quality monitoring, with engineering plans due by October 2025.

The La Plata project is in its final permitting stage and, once approved, will create significant employment opportunities: 600 direct and 1,200-1,800 indirect jobs during construction, and 300 direct and 600-900 indirect positions during commercial production.

Atico Mining (OTCQX:ATCMF) has achieved a significant milestone by signing an Investment Protection Agreement (IPA) with the Ecuadorian government for its La Plata mining project, which involves a total investment of $157.9 million.

The IPA provides crucial benefits including legal and tax stability throughout the project's lifecycle, a 5% income tax reduction, and access to international arbitration for dispute resolution. The agreement ensures protection against confiscation and includes comprehensive investor rights for production, marketing, and trade.

The La Plata project is in its final stages of obtaining environmental licenses and permits. Once operational, it will generate over 600 direct and 1,200-1,800 indirect jobs during construction, and 300 direct and 600-900 indirect positions during commercial production.

Atico Mining (OTCQX:ATCMF) has achieved a significant milestone with the successful completion of the Community Participation Process for Environmental Consultation (PPC) at its La Plata project in Ecuador. The process, conducted by the Ministry of the Environment, Water, and Ecological Transition (MAATE), represents the final step before granting the Environmental License for exploitation.

The consultation process included environmental facilitators gathering information, sharing project details, and conducting community consultations. At the MAATE's Consultation Assembly on August 23, over 90% of participating residents from Las Minas de La Plata and San Pablo de La Plata expressed support for granting the Environmental License to proceed with mining operations.

Atico Mining (OTC:ATCMF) reported its Q2 2025 financial results, posting a net income of $2.7 million, a significant improvement from a $0.4 million loss in Q2 2024. Sales increased 94% to $21.1 million, driven by higher concentrate sales and strong metal prices. The El Roble mine produced 2.2 million pounds of copper and 2,385 ounces of gold at a cash cost of $1.73 per payable pound.

The company secured a new 30-year mining agreement for El Roble mine and amended its credit agreement, with the principal amount to be repaid in two installments: $2.7 million (paid) and $6.0 million due December 2026. Production decreased 42% for copper and 16% for gold compared to Q2 2024, primarily due to lower ore throughput and copper grades. The company expects gradual operational improvements in the second half of 2025.

Atico Mining (OTCQX:ATCMF) reported Q2 2025 production results from its El Roble mine in Colombia, producing 2.16 million pounds of copper and 2,385 ounces of gold in concentrates. The company experienced a 42% decrease in copper production and a 17% decrease in gold production compared to Q2 2024.

The mine processed an average of 830 tonnes per day, with copper head grade at 1.74% and gold head grade at 2.08 g/t. Recovery rates were 91.2% for copper and 57.6% for gold. Additionally, Jorge Ganoza will transition from his role as Vice President of Operations and Projects but remain as a director and advisor.