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Nord Precious Metals Mining Inc. (OTCQB: CCWOF) generates a steady flow of news tied to silver exploration, tailings reprocessing, and critical metals processing in Ontario’s historic Cobalt-Gowganda district. Company releases highlight developments at its flagship Castle property, including high-grade silver drill results at Castle East, 3D geological modeling that has identified numerous mineralized veins, and multi-phase drill programs designed to expand and refine historical resource estimates.
Investors following CCWOF can track updates on Nord’s efforts to advance district-scale tailings processing. Recent news has detailed metallurgical test work on Beaver Mine tailings, where gravity concentration using spiral and Falcon technologies produced high-grade silver concentrates, as well as guidance from Ontario’s Ministry of Energy and Mines on the Recovery Permit framework that could enable toll processing of third-party tailings at TTL Laboratories.
Nord’s news flow also covers corporate and strategic transactions. The company has announced an asset purchase agreement to acquire four mining leases in the Gowganda Silver Camp, consolidating historic mines and tailings areas adjacent to its existing Castle leases. Financing updates, such as non-brokered LIFE offerings and private placements, outline how Nord intends to fund drilling, Recovery Permit applications, and pilot-scale testing of its Re-2Ox hydrometallurgical process.
Additional releases describe Nord’s evaluation of alternative financing concepts, including a proposed “Title to the Metal” redeemable preferred share structure linked to future silver production at Castle. Together, these news items provide insight into how Nord is attempting to integrate exploration, processing infrastructure, regulatory pathways, and capital planning as it advances its silver and battery metals strategy. Readers can use this news page to monitor technical milestones, permitting progress, property acquisitions, and financing decisions that may influence the CCWOF investment thesis over time.
Nord Precious Metals (OTCQB: CCWOF) has completed over 2,100 metres of its Phase 1 Castle East drill program, the initial 3,500-metre stage of a planned 30,000-metre campaign begun December 2025. A reinterpretation identified 29 discrete vein structures versus five previously modelled; assays from Hole CS-26-129W2 (three mineralized intervals) are pending.
The program aims to confirm modelled structures, expand the Castle East resource, justify underground ramp development, and produce a bulk sample for processing at the company’s permitted Cobalt mill.
Nord Precious Metals Mining (TSXV:NTH; OTCQB:CCWOF) will present at Red Cloud's Pre-PDAC Mining Showcase in Toronto on February 26-27, 2026. CEO Frank Basa, P.Eng., Chief Metallurgist, will speak on February 27 at 3:40 PM ET to update strategy, recent developments, and next-phase initiatives.
The in-person event at The Omni King Edward Hotel features senior mining executives, institutional investors, and one-on-one meetings; registration details are available through the conference website.
Nord Precious Metals (OTCQB: CCWOF) announced the acquisition of four Gowganda mining leases from Battery Mineral Resources, consolidating its district position to 789.7 ha (a 40% increase) and bringing total past production shafts to eight. The deal adds historic underground development and tailings feedstock for Nord's permitted Cobalt-area milling facility, TTL Laboratories, which has previously produced a 1,000-ounce silver bar from Cobalt Camp material.
The company cites a 2011 indicated tailings resource of 1,940,000 tonnes at 47.5 g/t Ag (~2,960,000 oz Ag) as historical and notes its Recovery Permit application is advancing under Ontario's fast-track 80-day template.
Nord Precious Metals (OTCQB: CCWOF) agreed on January 5, 2026 to acquire four Gowganda mining leases from Battery Mineral Resources, consolidating adjacent silver tailings feed for potential near‑term silver production.
The deal adds a historical ~2,960,000 oz Ag indicated tailings resource (2011 estimate at a 10.0 g/t cutoff), involves $1,000,000 cash and $1,250,000 in shares at a deemed $0.284 per share on closing, a 3.0% NSR, plus $3,750,000 deferred consideration payable $1.25M on each of years 1–3 (up to 50% payable in shares).
The company notes the 2011 resource is historical and requires additional work before being treated as a current mineral resource.
Nord Precious Metals (OTCQB: CCWOF) is evaluating a non-dilutive redeemable preferred share financing—branded a "Title to the Metal" concept—to fund silver production at its 100%‑owned Castle Silver Mine in Gowganda, Ontario. The plan would create two preferred classes: Class A for new investors and Class B for existing common holders, each representing fixed quantities of silver deliverable as refined bars or cash on redemption.
Preferred shares would be secured by Castle's resource, extinguished on delivery, and priced around Nord's estimated production cost. Implementation requires board and shareholder approval, TSX Venture review, technical studies, and definitive documentation; there is no guarantee the structure will be approved.
Nord Precious Metals (OTCQB: CCWOF) is launching a 3,600-metre Phase‑1 of a planned 30,000‑metre drill program at Castle East beginning this fall, targeting 29 newly modelled silver veins. The first three holes will test veins and extensions above and below the Nipissing Diabase and near diabase‑volcanic contacts, with initial drilling focused on 7 modelled veins.
Company historical data (2019–2022, ~60,000 metres) identified significant silver intercepts both within and outside the diabase. The lower diabase contact in Castle East can reach ~600 metres vertical depth, previously under‑explored; modern directional and wedge drilling plus downhole geophysics will be used to access these targets.
Nord Precious Metals Mining (TSXV: NTH; OTCQB: CCWOF) closed a fully subscribed Listed Issuer Financing Exemption (LIFE) and concurrent non-brokered private placement on October 17, 2025, raising aggregate gross proceeds of $4,000,000 subject to final TSXV acceptance.
The LIFE raised $1,566,724 via 13,056,041 units at $0.12 per unit; the private placement raised $2,433,275 via 20,277,292 units at $0.12. Each unit includes one common share and one warrant exercisable at $0.155 for five years. Finder fees totaled $226,256 cash plus 1,885,467 finder warrants; a $25,000 advisory fee and 175,000 advisor shares were also issued.
Net proceeds are earmarked to test tailings recovery under an Ontario Recovery Permit, continue Re-2Ox pilot testing with SGS Lakefield, and drill to expand the Castle East silver resource.
Nord Precious Metals (OTCQB: CCWOF) reported test work on Beaver Mine stamp mill tailings that produced a high-grade silver concentrate of 2,114.9 g/t using Falcon gravity technology (a 1,173% concentration factor), and 1,268.6 g/t via spiral concentration. A 2020 sonic drill program (354 m; 127 holes) returned an average tailings grade of 79.0 g/t Ag with cobalt, copper and nickel traces. Ontario Ministry guidance dated August 29 confirms toll-processing can be included in the company's Recovery Permit application for a district-scale hub-and-spoke plan. Nord engaged Story Environmental for permitting, maintains agreements with three First Nations, and plans to commission a 600 tpd modular gravity plant upon permit receipt with initial processing targeted in 2026.
Nord Precious Metals (OTCQB: CCWOF) amended its Listed Issuer Financing Exemption (LIFE) offering on October 2, 2025. The Company will issue 13,056,041 units at $0.12 for gross proceeds of $1,566,724 and intends a non-brokered private placement of up to 20,277,292 units at $0.12 for up to $2,433,275. Each unit includes one common share and one warrant exercisable at $0.155 for five years. LIFE units will be immediately free-trading in Canadian jurisdictions (except Quebec). Closing is anticipated on or around October 9, 2025, subject to TSX Venture Exchange and other approvals. Proceeds target tailings recovery, Re-2Ox pilot work, Castle East drilling, and general corporate expenses.
Nord Precious Metals (OTCQB: CCWOF) has completed a Deep Ground Penetrating Radar (DGPR) orientation survey at its Castle property. The survey, conducted with Earth Scan Technologies, aims to map historic mining workings down to 100 meters depth, focusing on the upper 4 levels, particularly the first two levels at 21 and 48 meters.
The DGPR technology can penetrate up to 200 meters, covering 8 of the total 11 levels. The survey's objectives include mapping historic mining drifts, identifying mineralized-material-filled stopes, detecting new vein structures, and delineating the Nipissing diabase contact. The results will be combined with an upcoming sonic drill program on Miller Creek tailings to support the company's voluntary remediation efforts using Ontario's Recovery Permit.
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