Batero Gold Stock Price, News & Analysis

Batero Gold (OTC: BELDF) announced that the TSX Venture Exchange has accepted its application to reinstate trading of the company's common shares, following the resolution of a Failure-to-File Cease Trade Order issued on August 6, 2025 and revoked on August 12, 2025. The company said it expects shares to be reinstated for trading on the TSXV soon.

Management thanked shareholders for their patience and said new management has implemented procedures and systems to support renewed focus on advancing the La Cumbre Gold Project in Risaralda, Colombia.

Batero Gold (OTC: BELDF) disclosed an unsecured related‑party loan between Antioquia Gold and its wholly owned Colombian subsidiary Minera Quinchia. The loan began Oct 20, 2022, was increased on Jan 29, 2024 from COP$2,400,000,000 to COP$4,800,000,000 (CAD$1,627,200) and extended to Dec 20, 2025. As of Oct 31, 2025 the principal advanced totals CAD$1,406,656 and accrued interest is CAD$354,714. Interest is IBR1 + 7.5% (16.75% per annum). Disbursements funded working capital, overhead and Colombian operations. The loan is unsecured, non‑convertible, repayable in cash at maturity and the company relied on MI 61‑101 exemptions and TSXV rules for related‑party treatment.

Batero Gold Corp. (BELDF) has announced significant changes to its leadership team. Diego Heilbrunn Navarro-Grau has been appointed as the new CEO and Director, replacing Gonzalo de Losada. Gustavo Noriega Bentin takes over as CFO and Corporate Secretary, succeeding Ivo Bravo. The company has also added Luis Garcia Rosell A. to its Board, expanding it from three to four directors. Heilbrunn, who is a director of Antioquia Gold Inc. and former CEO of Grupo HNG, expressed optimism about advancing the company's La Cumbre Gold Project in Risaralda, Colombia, particularly given current record-high gold prices. The new management team brings extensive experience in mining operations, technology, services, and corporate leadership across Latin America.