Mountain Prov Stock Price, News & Analysis

Mountain Province Diamonds (TSX/OTC: MPVD) reported Q3 2025 operational results from Gahcho Kué: 1,000,887 carats recovered (‑16% YoY) and 1.18 cpt grade. Ore tonnes mined and treated fell ~13% and 12% YoY respectively. The company revised 2025 guidance to 4.0–4.2M carats (was 4.3–4.7M), and raised production cost guidance to $125–$130 per carat and $145–$155 per tonne due to lower grade and release of capitalized costs. Q3 sales were 409,081 carats for $29.2M (~US$21.2M). Earnings release: Nov 11, 2025 after-market; conference call Nov 12, 2025 at 11:00am ET.

Mountain Province Diamonds (OTC:MPVDF) has issued a correction to its July 10, 2025 news release regarding second quarter 2024 sales figures. The company clarified that the average selling price for Q2 2024 was actually CA$102 per carat (US$74 per carat), not the previously reported CA$166 per carat (US$124 per carat). The correction specifically addresses the pricing information while all other details from the original release remain unchanged.

Mountain Province Diamonds (OTC:MPVDF) reported Q2 2025 production and sales results from its Gahcho Kué Diamond Mine, showing significant operational challenges. The company recovered 708,072 carats, a 46% decrease from Q2 2024, with an average grade of 0.8 carats per tonne, down 41% year-over-year.

Mining operations showed strength with 10.4 million total tonnes mined, a 32% improvement over 2024. Sales reached 411,114 carats for $36.8 million, averaging $90 per carat, compared to $166 per carat in Q2 2024. The company began mining from the 5034 North East Extension (NEX) orebody, with plans to significantly increase NEX production throughout Q3 2025.

The company will release Q2 2025 financial results on August 12th, 2025, followed by an earnings conference call on August 13th.

Mountain Province Diamonds (MPVDF) held its 2025 annual and special meeting with 51.92% of shareholders participating. The company received approval for a CAD$33 million working capital facility (WCF) with Dunebridge Worldwide Ltd., with 98.40% of eligible votes supporting the measure. The WCF required special approval due to Dermot Desmond's related party status, as he controls both Dunebridge and Vertigol Unlimited Company, which owns over 35% of Mountain Province shares. All six nominated directors were successfully elected with strong support ranging from 94.67% to 99.33%. KPMG was reappointed as the company's auditor.

Mountain Province Diamonds (MPVDF) has secured a CAD$33 million working capital facility (WCF) with Dunebridge Worldwide Ltd. The company has already initiated an initial draw down of USD$7 million due to immediate working capital needs. The WCF agreement, which amends a previous bridge credit facility from February 2025, requires shareholder approval at the upcoming May 16, 2025 meeting. Due to financial difficulties, the company is utilizing exemptions from minority shareholder approval requirements. The TSX has conditionally approved the WCF but has placed MPVDF under delisting review, with a Continued Listing Committee meeting scheduled for June 20, 2025. The estimated value of consideration to insiders for the total WCF is CAD$3.67 million, representing 24.6% of the company's market capitalization.

Mountain Province Diamonds (MPVD) has released its Q1 2025 production and sales results from the Gahcho Kué Diamond Mine. The quarter saw 762,978 carats recovered, marking a 40% decrease from Q1 2024. Production metrics showed significant changes with a 48% decrease in grade to 0.82 carats per tonne and zero ore tonnes mined as all ore treated came from stockpiles.

Total tonnes mined increased by 28% to 10,092,47 tonnes, while ore tonnes treated rose 15% to 925,773 tonnes. Sales performance showed 426,268 carats sold for $44 million (US$30.7 million), averaging $103 per carat. The company is currently focused on stripping waste to access the high-grade NEX orebody, expected by the end of Q2.

Mountain Province Diamonds (MPVD) has released its financial and operating results for Q4 and full-year 2024. The company faced significant challenges with total sales revenue declining to $267.7 million from $328.6 million in 2023, while reporting a net loss of $80.8 million ($0.38 per share).

Key operational metrics showed mixed results, with a 41% increase in ore tonnes mined and 12% increase in tonnes treated, but diamond recovery decreased to 4.66 million carats at 1.28 carats per tonne, down 16% from 2023. The average realized diamond price dropped to $98 per carat from $121 in 2023.

Notable achievements include a 60% improvement in safety performance and record processing plant throughput of 3.63 million tonnes. The company recently completed a refinancing transaction to address bonds due in 2025, positioning for expected higher production in 2026 when the high-grade NEX orebody comes online.

Mountain Province Diamonds (TSX: MPVD) has successfully completed its previously announced refinancing transactions. The company has secured a US$20M bridge credit facility from Dunebridge Worldwide and received 100% approval from holders of its Second Lien Notes for restructuring.

Key aspects of the refinancing include addressing reclamation liabilities owed to De Beers (GK Mine operator), providing capital for the 2025 near cash flow deficit, and extending Second Lien Notes maturity to December 2027. The amended terms include deferring the next interest payment to June 15, 2026, with an increased interest rate of 9.6075% on the US$177 million outstanding notes.

The Toronto Stock Exchange has granted the company an exemption from disinterested security holder requirements, but consequently placed MPVD's common shares under delisting review, with continued listing not guaranteed.

Mountain Province Diamonds (TSX: MPVD) announced its Q4 and full-year 2024 production and sales results. In FY 2024, the company sold approximately 2.7 million carats at an average value of $98 per carat, generating total proceeds of $267.7 million, compared to $328.6 million in FY 2023.

Production highlights include 4.66 million carats produced against guidance of 4.2-4.7 million carats, with ore mined at 5.4 million tonnes exceeding guidance of 4.1-4.6 million tonnes. The company achieved record processing plant performance of 3.63 million tonnes.

The company faced challenges with lower diamond prices in 2024, with average realized price dropping to $98 per carat from $121 in 2023. The mine achieved its best safety performance with a 60% improvement in TRIFR. Looking ahead, 2025 production is expected to remain similar to 2024, with significant production increase anticipated in 2026 from the NEX orebody.