Seabridge Stock Price, News & Analysis

Santander Bank (SA) announced on November 6, 2025 the launch of Navigator Global, a digital platform to help U.S. small and mid-sized businesses explore, enter and expand in international markets. The platform covers 30+ international markets and 28 industry subsectors, and offers step-by-step market-entry guides, business matchmaking, discounts on services, and tailored tools.

Features include a standard subscription free for Santander clients for 12 months, premium tiers for deeper intelligence, 1,500+ content articles published annually, a network of 250+ pre-verified providers, and a planned roll-out to all Santander markets by end of 2026. The platform follows a U.K. pilot that supported 2,500 businesses and produced double-digit increases in product opportunities.

Openbank (SA) marks its first U.S. anniversary on October 30, 2025 after launching in October 2024, reporting more than $6 billion in deposits and offering a high-yield savings rate the company says is 10 times the national average per FDIC data. The business expanded via a strategic partnership with Verizon that gives qualified customers a Verizon + Openbank Savings option with up to $180 per year off their Verizon bill.

Openbank opened a flagship branded location at Miami Worldcenter, launched a 2025 brand campaign, and plans to add CDs and daily transaction products. Santander Bank reported $102 billion in assets as of December 31, 2024, and Openbank deposits are FDIC insured up to $250,000 per category.

Seabridge Gold (NYSE: SA; TSX: SEA) recovered $4.4 million from the Canada Revenue Agency after the Supreme Court of British Columbia reversed CRA's denial of BC Mineral Exploration Tax Credits for 2010–2011.

The court found over 92% of claimed expenses qualified as mining exploration expenses, prompting reimbursement plus interest and trial costs. Seabridge says this ruling supports its ongoing appeal of CRA's denial of flow-through expenditures from 2014–2016, for which the company paid $9.4 million in tax, penalties and interest and is seeking reversal.

Seabridge Gold (NYSE: SA) said Tudor Gold filed a Petition in British Columbia Supreme Court on October 7, 2025 seeking judicial review of a September 2024 Licence of Occupation (the 2024 LoO) that authorizes construction and operation of the KSM Project's Mitchell Treaty Tunnels (MTT).

The MTT are two 23 km parallel tunnels, with about 12.5 km passing through Tudor's Treaty Project mineral claims. Tudor asks the court to sever the 2024 LoO rights over those claims and to quash WLRS's decision, alleging procedural unfairness and claiming the MTT would destroy the Treaty Creek Project's economic viability. Seabridge says the 2024 LoO replaces a 2014 licence, protects Tudor's mineral rights for spoil storage, and remains in effect unless successfully overturned.

Seabridge Gold (NYSE: SA) announced on October 3, 2025 that Tudor Gold filed a Notice of Civil Claim in the Supreme Court of British Columbia challenging the Province's conditional mineral reserve that restricts interference with the KSM Project's Mitchell Treaty Tunnels (MTT).

Tudor alleges the Reserve amounts to expropriation of its Treaty Project Claims, seeks declarations that the Reserve does not apply or exceeds provincial authority, and alternatively seeks compensation or damages. The MTT are two parallel 23 km tunnels, with ~12.5 km of route through the Treaty Creek Claims. Seabridge says the Reserve has applied since 2014 and Tudor acquired interests in 2016. Seabridge will continue advancing KSM plans while the Action proceeds.

Seabridge Gold Inc. (NYSE: SA) received coverage initiation from Stonegate Capital Partners. The company reported a strong financial position with $121.4 million in cash and equivalents, bolstered by a $100.2 million equity financing and $30.5 million flow-through financing in 2025.

The company posted Q2 net profit of $12.3 million ($0.12/share), down from $45.2 million in Q2 2024. Key developments include advancement of field programs, BC Hydro substation construction progress, and significant drilling results at Iskut's Snip North, where a large copper-gold porphyry deposit was confirmed. A maiden resource estimate is expected in early 2026.

Seabridge Gold (NYSE: SA) reported significant drilling results from its Snip North target at the Iskut Project in BC's Golden Triangle. The company completed 18,000 meters of drilling in 18 holes, with plans to add 3,000 meters due to promising results.

Key highlights include Hole SN-25-30, which intersected 560m of 0.87 g/t Au and 0.16% Cu, including an impressive 58m section yielding 2.62 g/t Au and 0.40% Cu. The drilling confirmed copper-gold mineralization over a strike length of 1,800 meters. The company discovered a potential porphyry intrusion associated with the mineral system, marking a significant milestone in the exploration program.

Seabridge plans to announce a maiden resource estimate for Snip North in early 2026 based on this drilling program.

Seabridge Gold (NYSE: SA) provided an update on the legal proceedings regarding its KSM project's Substantially Started Designation (SSD). The company has filed detailed written submissions defending the Environmental Assessment Office's (EAO) decision that granted the SSD status in July 2024.

The submissions argue for the adequacy of consultation, procedural fairness, and reasonableness of the SSD decision. Notably, Southeast Alaska Indigenous Transboundary Commission, one of the two original petitioners, has withdrawn from the proceedings. The court hearing is scheduled for September 22 to October 1, 2025.

Santander Bank (NYSE: SAN) released a survey revealing strong savings trends among younger generations in 2025. 58% of Gen Z and 54% of Millennials increased their savings since the start of the year, outpacing older generations. The survey highlighted that 69% of Gen Zers made lifestyle sacrifices to save more in Q2.

While savings remain a priority, most consumers keep funds in lower-yielding accounts, with only 38% of Gen Z earning competitive rates (3.00%+ APY). The survey found growing interest in CDs, with 74% of Gen Z considering them, despite only 8% currently owning one. Additionally, 82% of consumers would consider digital banking options as their primary provider, with 70% preferring providers that maintain physical locations.