BTV-Business Television will feature eight mining companies in an episode airing on FOX Business News on November 7 at 5:00pm EST.
The episode covers gold, silver and copper projects across the Americas and Africa. Featured companies include Contango Silver & Gold (CTGO), Osisko Gold Group, Copper Giant Resources, Amex Gold Mining, Golconda Gold, Sierra Madre Gold & Silver, Arizona Eagle Mining and Heliostar Metals. Coverage focuses on their exploration, mine development and production plans. Additional broadcasts are scheduled on Biz Television Network from November 8 through November 13.
BTV – Business Television features Osisko Gold Group (OGG) and six other mining companies in an episode examining development and production plans.
The episode airs on BNN Bloomberg on October 28 at 7:30 PM ET and October 31 at 8:00 PM ET. Osisko’s segment covers the fully permitted and financed Cariboo Gold Project, where construction is underway and first gold is targeted for early 2029. Approximately $1.3 billion in funding is available.
Other featured companies are Copper Giant Resources, Amex Gold Mining, Heliostar Metals, Contango Silver & Gold, Sierra Madre Gold & Silver, and Arizona Eagle Mining. Their segments cover copper project assessment, gold development and exploration, mine restarts, and precious-metals production ambitions. The episode also airs on the U.S. Biz Television Network beginning November 1.
Arizona Eagle Mining (AZEMF) appointed Ben Somps as Vice President, Exploration, effective October 14, 2026, replacing Clyde Smith.
Somps will also serve as Qualified Person responsible for technical disclosure under Canadian mineral-project reporting standards. He will lead exploration and technical programs and authored the current technical report on the McCabe Mine project. Smith will remain a technical advisor.
The board granted Somps Exploration Services 50,000 stock options, each exercisable for one common share at C$1.10 for five years from grant. One-third vest on grant, with further thirds vesting on the first and second grant anniversaries.
Arizona Eagle Mining (AZEMF) has secured DTC eligibility for its common shares, enabling electronic clearing and settlement in the United States. The shares can now trade through a wider network of brokerage firms. The company expects eligibility to simplify trading and enhance U.S. liquidity following its recent commencement of OTCQB trading.
Arizona Eagle also plans to reopen the McCabe Mine in Arizona for underground drilling and exploration, with potential to reduce drilling costs and increase output. CEO Kevin Reid will discuss the reopening plan at the Precious Metals & Critical Minerals Virtual Investor Conference on October 13 at 11:00 AM ET.
Arizona Eagle Mining (AZEMF) hired Hancon for initial engineering to reopen the McCabe Mine for underground drilling.
The engineering agreement has a maximum cost of US$391,344, including a margin of up to US$65,224 that Arizona Eagle intends to pay in shares but may pay in cash. Work is expected to begin around October 14, 2026. Hancon's approximately US$3.7 million proposal covers engineering and the remaining reopening work, but the budget is preliminary. The remaining work requires a separate agreement, subject to board approval. Arizona Eagle targets underground drilling in the third quarter of 2027, after approximately eight months of access work.
The company expects underground drilling to require approximately 5% of the metres needed to reach the same target from surface. Its completed Phase 1 surface drilling extended mineralized strike beyond the historical-estimate area.
Arizona Eagle Mining (AZEMF) reported surface sampling results from the recently acquired Eagle Silver Zone and nearby Esmeralda Gold Zone at its Eagle Project in Arizona.
Highlighted silver samples from the Eagle Silver Zone include 467 g/t, 455 g/t, 340 g/t, 271 g/t, 182 g/t, 172 g/t and 136 g/t over roughly 500 m of strike between the past-producing Arizona National and Silver Belt mines, which historically were mined to depths of about 150 m. Gold outcrop samples from the Esmeralda Gold Zone, about 500 m southwest of the McCabe Mine, returned up to 8.5 g/t Au, with additional values of 2.5 g/t and 1.1 g/t.
The Eagle Project is anchored by the past-producing McCabe Mine, which has a 1984 historical estimate of approximately 880,000 oz gold at 11.7 g/t and 5 million oz silver at 69 g/t, open in all directions. Sampling and assays were conducted under documented QA/QC protocols and analyzed by independent ISO 17025–accredited ALS Laboratories.
Arizona Eagle Mining (OTCQB: AZEMF) reported final results from its 7‑hole Phase 1 drill program at the Eagle Project in Arizona, including the discovery of zinc-silver VMS-type mineralization in holes Eagle-26-05 and Eagle-26-06, located 200–250 m northeast of the McCabe Mine.
The program extended high-grade gold mineralization about 50 m beyond the approximate 750 m strike length covered by a historical estimate of ~880,000 oz gold at 11.7 g/t and 5 million oz silver at 69 g/t. VMS intervals in holes 5 and 6 include up to 6.9% Zn and 36.3 g/t Ag over 2.2 m and 25.5% Zn and 12.05 g/t Ag over 0.6 m at ~150 m vertical depth. Arizona Eagle completed 4,169-acre project mapping and QA/QC-supported assaying, and is planning a SkyTem airborne geophysical survey and Phase 2 drilling to refine targets between McCabe and three recently acquired past-producing silver mines.
Arizona Eagle Mining (TSXV: AZEM, OTCQB: AZEMF) has completed the acquisition of 62 acres of patented land hosting three past‑producing high‑grade silver mines – Arizona National, Lookout and Silver Belt – known as the Silver Parcels. The ground lies on strike and about one kilometre northeast of the McCabe gold‑silver deposit and includes an operating water well with extraction rights.
According to Arizona Eagle, the acquisition consolidates the Eagle Silver Project, extends the mineralized structural corridor northeast of McCabe by 50% (from 3 km to 4.5 km), and increases patented land ownership by 18% (from 348 to 410 acres). Surface and waste‑pile sampling on the Eagle Silver area has returned notable grades, including up to 861 g/t silver and 15.6 g/t gold, plus zinc and lead values from Arizona National Mine tailings. The company holds a 100% interest in the broader Eagle Project in Yavapai County, now totaling over 4,000 acres, and has completed a seven‑hole Phase 1 drill program at McCabe, with assays from five holes pending.
Arizona Eagle Mining (TSXV: AZEM, OTCQB: AZEMF) announced that its common shares have commenced trading on the OTCQB Venture Market under symbol "AZEMF" as of August 4, 2026. The company is also applying for DTC eligibility and its shares will continue to trade on the TSX Venture Exchange as "AZEM".
According to Arizona Eagle, the OTCQB platform offers U.S. public trading access with annual verification and management certification requirements. The company’s principal asset is the 4,169-acre Eagle Project in Arizona, centered on the past-producing high-grade gold-silver McCabe Mine.