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Skeena Resources Limited develops the 100%-owned Eskay Creek Gold-Silver Project in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle. Company news centers on construction progress, completed permitting, project cost updates, annual financial results, and technical disclosures tied to the advancement of Eskay Creek as a precious-metals development asset.
Recurring updates also cover Skeena’s capital structure, including senior secured notes, project financing arrangements, gold stream actions, shareholder meeting matters, and governance disclosures. Releases often connect financing and operating updates to the company’s development-stage mining model and its work with Indigenous communities in British Columbia.
Skeena Gold & Silver (TSX:SKE, NYSE:SKE) released its 2025 Sustainability Report, highlighting progress at the Eskay Creek gold-silver project and deep collaboration with Indigenous partners.
Key 2025 milestones include an historic Impact Benefit Agreement with the Tahltan Central Government, an Environmental Assessment Certificate with embedded Tahltan consent, and major permitting advances.
Other highlights: a 0.99 Total Recordable Injury Frequency Rate, 25.7% women and 21% Indigenous employees in the direct workforce, $443 million in Canadian procurement (20% with Indigenous entities), clean power agreements, new water treatment infrastructure, and an on-reserve office in Dease Lake.
Skeena Gold & Silver (TSX/NYSE: SKE) completed a US$750 million offering of 8.500% senior secured notes maturing in 2031, non-callable for two years, with semi-annual interest. The company will use proceeds to repurchase 66.67% of a US$200 million gold stream for US$184 million, prefund 18 months of interest with US$94 million, and allocate ~US$470 million to Eskay Creek construction, disbursements, and general corporate purposes.
The transaction cancels undrawn US$350 million senior loan and US$100 million cost-overrun facility, aims to lower cost of capital, and replace covenant-heavy project financing with covenant-light high-yield notes.
Skeena Gold & Silver (TSX/NYSE: SKE) priced a US$750 million offering of 8.500% Senior Secured Notes due 2031, expected to close on or about April 10, 2026. Proceeds will fund a ~US$184 million stream buy-down, a ~US$94 million interest reserve, project advancement disbursements, and general corporate purposes.
The Notes are secured by Eskay Creek-related assets and guaranteed by certain subsidiaries; cancellations of an undrawn US$350 million term loan and cost over-run facility are planned concurrent with closing.
Skeena Gold & Silver (TSX/NYSE: SKE) intends to offer US$750 million of senior secured notes due 2031 to refinance former project financing and partially buy back an existing gold stream. Approximately US$184 million will fund a stream buy-down, US$100 million will seed an interest reserve, and remaining proceeds will advance the Eskay Creek project, pay fees and add corporate cash. The Notes will be guaranteed by subsidiaries and secured by a first priority lien on Eskay Creek-related assets; offerings target qualified institutional buyers under Rule 144A and non-U.S. persons under Regulation S.
Skeena Gold & Silver (TSX/NYSE: SKE) reports the Eskay Creek project is 49% complete as of Feb 28, 2026, with 66% of costs contractually committed and initial production still targeted for Q2 2027 and commercial production in Q3 2027.
The Updated 2026 Construction Budget raises the project cost to US$659 million (from US$560M), includes ~US$35M contingency, and reflects US$94M of leasing to reduce upfront capital.
Skeena Resources (TSX/NYSE: SKE) reported its fourth quarter and annual financial results for the year ended December 31, 2025. The company said the audited financial statements, MD&A and AIF are available on its website and have been filed on SEDAR+ and EDGAR.
Investors can review the posted documents for full financial detail and disclosures.
Skeena Gold & Silver (TSX/NYSE: SKE) released a construction video update for its 100%-owned Eskay Creek Gold-Silver Project on February 17, 2026. The six-minute video features company leaders and shows on-site construction progress, safety focus, and management efforts to keep the project on schedule.
The video is available via the company website and social media channels for investor viewing.
Skeena Gold & Silver (TSX: SKE, NYSE: SKE) received the Environmental Management Act (EMA) Permit from the British Columbia Ministry of Environment and Parks for its 100%‑owned Eskay Creek gold‑silver project. Receipt of the EMA Permit completes permitting and is the final regulatory approval to advance commercial development.
The EMA was jointly approved with the Tahltan Central Government and followed receipt of the B.C. Mines Act Permit on January 27, 2026. Mining operations are targeted to restart in Q2 2027.
Skeena Gold & Silver (TSX: SKE; NYSE: SKE) received its British Columbia Mines Act Permit for the 100%‑owned Eskay Creek gold‑silver project on Jan 28, 2026.
The MA follows a Section 7 Declaration Act agreement with the Tahltan Central Government. The company expects the final Environmental Management Act permit in February 2026, targeting initial production in Q2 2027.
Skeena Gold & Silver (TSX: SKE, NYSE: SKE) received an Environmental Assessment Certificate for its 100%‑owned Eskay Creek gold‑silver project on Jan 27, 2026, with federal approval under the Impact Assessment Act.
The EAC was issued by B.C. ministers and jointly approved by the Tahltan Central Government, embedding Tahltan consent via a landmark Section 7 agreement signed in 2022. The assessment began in Aug 2024 and included >60 community engagement sessions, >500 meetings with the Tahltan Central Government, engagement with multiple Indigenous groups, and >4,000 written community comments addressed individually.