Orogen Royalties Inc. (OGNNF) generates frequent news related to its portfolio of royalties and exploration interests on precious and base metal projects in western North America. Company releases highlight developments at the Ermitaño gold and silver mine in Sonora, Mexico, where Orogen holds a 2.0% net smelter return (NSR) royalty, as well as updates on copper‑gold porphyry and epithermal gold projects in jurisdictions such as British Columbia and Nevada.
Investors following Orogen’s news can review announcements on royalty performance and financial results, including royalty revenue, net income before tax and cash flow from operations, as reported in the company’s interim financial statements. The company also reports on exploration results and resource estimates from operator‑run programs on its royalty ground, such as drilling and mineral resource estimates at the MPD copper‑gold project and exploration success at the Ermitaño and Navidad/Winter vein systems within its royalty area of interest.
Orogen’s news flow also covers transactional and corporate events, including the creation of new royalties through project sales (for example, the Firenze gold project in Nevada and the Camelot copper‑gold project in British Columbia), equity compensation grants under its incentive plans, and corporate milestones such as trading on the OTCQB Venture Market under the symbol OGNNF and its re‑establishment as an independent royalty and exploration company following a Plan of Arrangement with Triple Flag Precious Metals.
In addition, the company issues updates on generative exploration alliances with partners such as Altius Minerals, Triple Flag Precious Metals and South32, outlining budgets, target commodities and option structures that may lead to new royalties. For investors and researchers, this news page provides a centralized view of Orogen’s operational, financial and strategic developments as reported in its public disclosures.
Orogen Royalties (OGNNF) acquired the Serpent gold exploration project in central Nevada, a district-scale low-sulphidation epithermal target.
The project comprises 225 BLM claims covering about 18.8 km², focused on gold-bearing structural trends within an eight‑kilometre corridor of kaolinite and illite alteration in Oligocene ignimbrite tuffs. Reconnaissance rock sampling has returned highly anomalous gold values up to 0.95 g/t in the Cobra structural corridor boiling zone and up to 0.52 g/t on a perpendicular trend, with additional samples up to 0.4 g/t gold and elevated mercury, silver, arsenic and antimony at the Ant Hill Zone.
The property shows no evidence of historical drilling or road construction, and recent mapping has identified further silicified structures with assays pending. The project, generated in partnership with Altius Minerals, is now available for option or sale and will be highlighted at Orogen’s Project Generator Day on September 16, 2026.
Orogen Royalties (OGNNF) announced the acquisition of the Toro de Oro and El Gigante gold projects in southwest Utah, USA. Both are low-sulphidation epithermal targets in caldera complexes and were generated in partnership with Triple Flag Precious Metals.
Toro de Oro covers about 8.6 km² of BLM claims and Utah State mineral lease in the Indian Peak Caldera Complex. It hosts an extensive advanced argillic alteration cell with alunite, silicification, chalcedony veins and anomalous mercury, interpreted as the high-level steam-cap expression of a prospective epithermal system and is untested by drilling.
El Gigante covers about 3.4 km² of BLM claims near Modena, Utah, centered on two sub-parallel quartz veins up to 3.0 metres wide and 350 metres long. Reconnaissance sampling returned anomalous pathfinders and up to 101 ppb gold. Both projects are early stage, undrilled and available for option or sale, and will be showcased at Orogen’s Project Generator Day webinar on September 16, 2026.
Orogen Royalties (TSX.V:OGN, OTCQX:OGNNF) reported strong Q2‑2026 results, with net income from operations rising to $3.7 million and net comprehensive income reaching $2.4 million, or $0.04 per share, versus a $0.2 million loss in Q2‑2025. Total income was $3.8 million, driven by $3.2 million in royalty revenue from the Ermitaño mine and $0.5 million from prospect generation activities, both higher than a year earlier. General and administrative expenses fell 41% to $1.0 million, while operating cash flow excluding working capital changes was stable at $1.2 million. As of June 30, 2026, Orogen reported working capital of $32.9 million and no long‑term debt. The company noted that Ermitaño royalty revenue is expected to moderate in the second half of 2026 as Santa Elena production resumes.
Orogen Royalties (OTCQX:OGNNF) announced the acquisition of a 2% net smelter return (NSR) royalty on the Haldane silver project in Yukon, Canada, owned by Silver North Resources. The royalty is uncapped with no buy-downs and covers 86 square kilometres on the western extension of the Keno Hill silver district.
Haldane hosts four confirmed Keno-style vein targets and has seen drilling since 2019, including intersections such as 818 g/t silver with associated gold, lead and zinc over 13.15 metres, and 1,351 g/t silver over 5.2 metres. Silver North is running a two‑year, two‑rig drill program of up to 14,000 metres in 2026–2027, with about 2,550 metres already completed and assays pending.
Under the acquisition agreement, Orogen paid C$500,000 on closing and agreed to share future royalty revenue: 30% of future royalty revenue capped at C$1.5 million, followed by 15% capped at C$1.0 million.
Orogen Royalties (TSXV:OGN, OTCQX:OGNNF) formed a two-year generative exploration alliance with Aurum Discovery, focused on gold and silver targets in Norway. Orogen will fund a €500,000 budget to advance greenfield prospects to Designated Projects, while Aurum contributes geological and in-country expertise.
According to Orogen, all ongoing costs, proceeds, revenues, and royalties from Designated Projects will be shared equally. Year-one work targets the Pasvik and Mjøsa-Vänern regions through geochemical surveys, prospecting, and regional stream-sediment programs, aiming to build a pipeline of projects for future partnerships and royalty exposure.
Orogen Royalties (TSXV:OGN, OTCQX:OGNNF) reported the voting results of its Annual General Meeting held on August 13, 2026, where 18,758,519 shares, or 31.60% of outstanding shares, were voted by proxy. Shareholders approved all items on the agenda.
Resolutions passed included fixing the number of directors (99.52% for), electing directors J. Patrick Nicol, Justin Quigley, Roland Butler, Samantha Shorter, and Chad Wells, appointing auditors (99.93% for) and approving their remuneration (99.80% for). The omnibus equity incentive plan was re-approved with 99.14% of votes cast in favour. The company noted that Timothy Janke retired from the board and was recognized for his role in Orogen’s formation and in the Arthur (Silicon and Merlin) gold deposit, which was part of a C$421 million corporate transaction with Triple Flag Precious Metals in July 2025.
Orogen Royalties (OTCQX:OGNNF) announced the acquisition of the early-stage Two Peaks CRD and skarn project in southeastern Arizona, located in the Laramide porphyry copper belt near Whetstone and Benson. The project covers about eight square kilometres of BLM claims within Coronado National Forest and is road-accessible.
Two Peaks hosts lead-zinc-silver-manganese carbonate-replacement (CRD) and copper skarn targets related to a Laramide granodiorite stock and thick Paleozoic carbonate rocks, considered equivalent to the host stratigraphy at South32's Hermosa project 45 kilometres away. A marble front extends at least one kilometre from the intrusive centre, with a 200-metre wide structural corridor containing sub-epithermal quartz-galena-sphalerite veins and breccias returning up to 5.35% lead, 10.8 g/t silver and 1050 ppm manganese from grab samples.
Soil sampling outlined anomalous zinc-lead-silver up to two kilometres from the intrusive centre, suggesting a possible concealed CRD system that has never been tested by modern geophysics or drilling. According to Orogen, Two Peaks has no underlying encumbrances and is available for option or sale, and will be featured with other new projects at the company’s Project Generator Day webinar on September 16, 2026.
Orogen Royalties (TSXV:OGN, OTCQX:OGNNF) reported partner-funded activity for H1‑2026 and its 2026 outlook. Approximately 44,000 metres of drilling were completed or underway on seven exploration projects where Orogen holds royalties, with a further 25,000 metres of drilling estimated in H2‑2026, for a forecast 14 programs totaling over 69,000 metres.
At the Ermitaño mine’s Navidad/Winter deposit, 7,704 metres of conversion drilling were completed and portal construction is expected to start in H2‑2026; Orogen holds a cash‑flowing 2% NSR royalty there. The company received $1.72 million year‑to‑date from project sales and partner payments and created two new royalties. Key partners advanced royalty assets with major financings and drill programs at HWY 37, La Rica, MPD South, Si2, Jake Creek and Luna Roja. Orogen also deployed about US$820,000 into generative alliances, acquiring five new exploration targets, and will showcase new projects at its Project Generator Day on September 16, 2026.
Orogen Royalties (TSXV:OGN, OTCQX:OGNNF) announced its shares have qualified to begin trading on the OTCQX Best Market, upgrading from the OTCQB Venture Market. Trading on OTCQX under symbol "OGNNF" begins July 10, 2026, with U.S. investors gaining access to real-time Level 2 quotes and current disclosures via OTC Markets.
The company emphasizes its strategy of organic royalty creation and selective royalty acquisitions across precious and base metal projects in western North America. According to Orogen, qualification for OTCQX reflects meeting higher financial standards, corporate governance practices, and securities law compliance, and is expected to enhance visibility and liquidity among U.S. investors.
Orogen Royalties (OTCQB:OGNNF) reported that First Majestic received permits to construct portals at the Navidad deposit within the Santa Elena/Ermitaño mine, where Orogen holds a 2% NSR royalty. First Majestic committed an additional US$12 million for underground access and studies, and completed over 7,700 metres of 2026 drilling on the Winter vein, including intercepts up to 23.59 g/t gold and 359 g/t silver over 2.49 metres. Inferred Navidad resources total 6.42 Mt grading 2.21 g/t gold and 89 g/t silver, or 460,000 oz gold and 18.41 Moz silver.