News about Revival Gold Inc. (RVLGF) focuses on its activities as a U.S.-oriented gold project developer. Company updates highlight progress at the Mercur Gold Project in Utah and the Beartrack-Arnett Gold Project in Idaho, reflecting ongoing exploration, engineering, and permitting work in the gold sector.
Recent news releases from Revival Gold have detailed drilling results at Mercur, including assay highlights from reverse circulation and core holes targeting near-surface oxide gold mineralization in areas such as Main Mercur, Rover, Mercur Hill, and Marion Hill. These updates often discuss intercept grades, drilled widths, and cyanide-soluble gold ratios, as well as how results compare with inferred mineral resource and metallurgical models used in the project’s Preliminary Economic Assessment.
In addition to drilling results, Revival Gold’s news flow covers environmental and permitting milestones, such as baseline biological studies led by Stantec Consulting Inc. and discussions with Utah regulators on mitigation of historical mining-related archaeological sites. Technical and infrastructure developments, including metallurgical column leach test programs overseen by Kappes, Cassiday & Associates and evaluation of historical water supply wells, are also common topics.
Corporate updates may include leadership appointments related to project development and disclosures about incentive stock options granted under the company’s stock option plan. Investors following RVLGF news can use these updates to track the company’s progress on its stated objective of advancing U.S.-based gold projects, particularly the path toward potential future production at Mercur and ongoing work at Beartrack-Arnett.
Revival Gold (RVLGF) is advancing resource modeling, feasibility studies and permitting preparations at its Mercur gold project in Utah. The company targets an updated mineral resource estimate and preliminary feasibility study by the end of Q1 2027, alongside a potential permit-revision filing. Approximately 24 kilometers of resource delineation drilling have been completed since the 2025 resource estimate and preliminary economic assessment.
Completed testing covered 18 leach columns. Cement-agglomerated columns showed higher recoveries than untreated columns, while elevated sulfide and carbonaceous materials recovered less gold than predicted. Another 11 tests are planned. Layout studies favor a Main Mercur heap-leach facility to reduce haulage costs. Environmental baseline work is well advanced; permit-revision approval is expected within approximately twelve months of filing.
Revival Gold (RVLGF) reported new wedge-hole gold intercepts at the Joss target of its Beartrack-Arnett project in Idaho.
BT26-254DW returned 2.2 g/T gold over 49.5 meters, including 8.4 g/T over 6.2 meters. BT26-255DW returned 7.9 g/T over 2.2 meters and 4.3 g/T over 21.6 meters, including 8.5 g/T over 3.4 meters. These are drilled widths; true widths are estimated at 40-55% of drilled widths. All five primary holes and three wedge holes completed in this year's Joss program intersected the gold-bearing Panther Creek Shear Zone.
The company views the results as supporting continuity of mineralized structures. Geological model updates are underway, with EngComp advising on potential underground mining approaches and costs and SGS Lakefield conducting further metallurgical testing. Results are expected in the early new year. Expansion of core logging and storage facilities has begun for potential follow-up drilling.
Revival Gold (RVLGF) has adopted an immediately effective advance notice by-law governing shareholder director nominations outside statutory meeting requests or shareholder proposals.
The by-law sets nomination deadlines and requires specified nominee information in a written notice. Annual-meeting notices generally must arrive 30 to 65 days before the meeting, with a different deadline when the meeting is announced less than 50 days in advance. Special-meeting notices are due by the close of business on the 15th day after the first public announcement of the meeting date. The board may waive any requirement at its discretion. Shareholders will consider approval, confirmation and ratification at the November 18, 2026 Annual and Special Meeting.
Revival Gold (RVLGF) has filed a final base shelf prospectus allowing potential securities offerings of up to C$200 million.
Filed with securities regulators in every Canadian province and territory, the prospectus will be valid for 25 months. It covers common shares, warrants, subscription receipts, units, debt securities and share purchase contracts. Prices and terms will depend on market conditions at the time of sale and be set out in accompanying prospectus supplements. Each supplement will specify how proceeds from that sale will be used.
Revival Gold (RVLGF) reports additional 2026 infill drilling results at the Mercur Gold Project in Utah, with 64% of planned drilling now complete.
Approximately 11,600 meters have been drilled in 119 reverse circulation and core holes this year. New results from 20 infill RC holes in the Main Mercur area include intercepts such as 0.92 g/T gold over 33.5 meters in hole RM26-213 and 0.76 g/T gold over 22.9 meters in RM26-223. The company said results to date continue to support grade and leachability estimates from the 2025 PEA and indicate potential heap-leachable expansion beyond the PEA mine plan.
Three rigs are currently drilling, with a fourth auger rig expected by month-end to investigate approximately 9 million tonnes of legacy ROM heap leach pad material for potential future reprocessing.
Revival Gold (RVLGF) has completed about 10,000 meters of 2026 infill reverse‑circulation drilling in 100 holes at the Mercur Gold Project in Utah.
The infill program is aimed at upgrading Inferred Mineral Resources to Measured and Indicated categories to support a planned Preliminary Feasibility Study targeted for completion at the end of Q1 2027. New results from 17 holes in the South and Main Mercur areas include intercepts such as 1.82 g/t gold over 29.0 m and 1.32 g/t gold over 45.7 m. The company says the results continue to support grade and leachability assumptions from the 2025 PEA and indicate potential heap‑leach resource expansion. Drilling continues with three rigs toward a total of about 18,000 meters in 2026.
Revival Gold (OTCQX: RVLGF) reported interim results from 2026 metallurgical column leach testing for its Mercur gold project in Utah, supporting a Prefeasibility Study targeted for completion by the end of Q1 next year. Eleven metallurgical composites from Main and South Mercur were prepared by Kappes, Cassiday & Associates, generating 18 column leach tests across crush sizes from 6.3 mm to 37.5 mm, with some fine-crush samples requiring cement agglomeration due to insufficient percolation. Average leach extractions to date are 81% gold and 16% silver for nine oxide columns, and 43% gold and 31% silver for nine refractory columns. Column leaching, initiated between May and July 2026, is ongoing, with final recoveries to be reconciled after tail assays later in the fall. Results will help refine recovery and processing assumptions for the Mercur PFS.
Revival Gold (OTCQX: RVLGF) reported one of its highest grade-thickness drill intercepts at the Joss area of the Beartrack-Arnett Project in Idaho from hole BT26-255D, with 3.43 g/t gold over 131.7 meters drilled width at 543 meters downhole, including 6.56 g/t gold over 42.5 meters and 11.58 g/t gold over 12.1 meters. True widths are estimated at 40-50% of drilled width.
The intercept sits about 70 meters above BT22-242D and 150 meters below BT21-240D, suggesting a possible north-plunging high-grade shoot within the Panther Creek Shear Zone. Joss hosts an underground sulphide Inferred Mineral Resource of 6.745 million tonnes grading 4.05 g/t for 877,000 ounces of gold, not included in the 2023 heap leach PFS. All primary and wedge holes in the 2026 program intersected the shear zone, with two wedge-hole assays still pending.
Revival Gold (OTCQX: RVLGF) has closed the sale of its 51% interest in the non-core Diamond Mountain phosphate project to Canadian Phosphate, under a May 29, 2026 property purchase agreement that also included Utah Minerals Resources selling its 49% interest.
According to Revival Gold, at closing it received US$127,500 in cash and 3,081,286 Canadian Phosphate shares, valued at approximately US$270,000 at a deemed price of AUD$0.125 per share. On or before the first anniversary of the agreement, Revival Gold is to receive US$255,000, payable in cash or, at its option, in shares at a 5% discount to a 15-day VWAP. On or before the first anniversary after commencement of commercial production, Revival Gold is scheduled to receive an additional US$765,000, which Canadian Phosphate may satisfy in cash or shares.
Revival Gold (OTCQX: RVLGF) reported initial 2026 drilling results and an update for the Mercur Gold Project in Utah. The company has completed 7,400 meters in 74 RC holes of a planned 18,000-meter program. First assays from 13 holes include intercepts of 1.65 g/t gold over 30.5 meters in hole RM26-204 and 0.92 g/t gold over 30.5 meters in RM26-183, with estimated true widths of 60–95% of drilled width.
According to Revival Gold, South Mercur results suggest potentially leachable material extending below the open pit outlined in the Mercur PEA. About 8,500 meters of infill RC drilling are planned in 2026 to support a Preliminary Feasibility Study targeted by end of Q1 2027, alongside additional resource expansion and geotechnical drilling and an increase to four drill rigs later this summer.