Welcome to our dedicated page for Solgold news (Ticker: SLGGF), a resource for investors and traders seeking the latest updates and insights on Solgold stock.
SolGold plc (OTC: SLGGF) generates frequent news flow related to its copper and gold exploration and development activities, corporate funding, and governance. The company’s releases emphasise its focus on the Cascabel copper-gold project, the Porvenir Project and associated exploration targets, as well as the legal, fiscal and community frameworks that support these assets.
Investors following SolGold news can expect regular updates on technical studies and project milestones. The company has reported a staged development plan and Pre-Feasibility Study for Cascabel, the appointment of G-Mining Services as project manager for the Feasibility Study, and work on options to bring forward production through open-pit and sub-level caving concepts around Cascabel, including a targeted drilling program at the Tandayama deposit.
SolGold also issues detailed announcements on permitting and regulatory progress. Recent news includes the execution of an Amended Investment Protection Agreement with the Government of Ecuador for Cascabel, aimed at providing long-term legal and fiscal certainty, and the grant of an Environmental Licence for the advanced exploration phase at the Porvenir Project after an Environmental Impact Study and public consultation. These items are central for readers tracking the regulatory status of the company’s projects.
Another recurring theme in SolGold’s news is financing and strategic investment. The company has disclosed a gold stream funding agreement with Franco-Nevada and Osisko Royalties, and a share sale by its subsidiary SolGold Canada Inc. to Jiangxi Copper (Hong Kong) Investment Company Limited at a premium to market price, which SolGold states will strengthen its balance sheet and support project advancement. Corporate updates also cover governance changes, such as board appointments and the designation of a Senior Independent Director, as well as director share dealings and executive option grants.
For investors and observers, the SLGGF news feed on Stock Titan offers a consolidated view of these developments, from exploration and economic assessments to funding structures and governance initiatives. Regularly reviewing this page helps readers track how SolGold’s technical, regulatory and financial decisions evolve over time.
SolGold (OTC:SLGGF) applied to Canadian securities regulators on November 28, 2025 for a decision to be treated as a designated foreign issuer under NI 71-102 following its voluntary delisting from the Toronto Stock Exchange on June 18, 2025. The company says it meets all NI 71-102 requirements except that Canadian resident ownership slightly exceeds the 10% threshold on a fully diluted basis.
Excluding one Significant Shareholder (who has provided written consent), Canadian ownership would be 6.76% on a fully diluted basis as of August 6, 2025. If granted, the Decision would relieve SolGold from certain Canadian continuous disclosure requirements, provided it files and makes available UK-equivalent disclosure on SEDAR+ and to Canadian securityholders.
SolGold has secured a major milestone for its Cascabel Copper-Gold Project in Ecuador through the execution of an Amended Investment Protection Agreement (AIPA). The agreement, signed with the Ecuadorian Government, recognizes $311.5 million in historical investments made between 2013 and 2023.
The AIPA provides crucial legal, fiscal, and regulatory certainty for the project's advancement, including:
- Guaranteed legal framework under Ecuador's COPCI
- International arbitration rights in London, UK
- Enhanced local employment commitments
- Strengthened community development focus
This agreement also unlocks the second tranche of funding from SolGold's gold stream financing agreement with Franco-Nevada and Osisko Bermuda. CEO Dan Vujcic emphasizes this as a significant step in de-risking the project while reinforcing the partnership with Ecuador's government.
SolGold PLC has announced significant stock option grants to its top executives on April 11, 2025. CEO Slobodan (Dan) Vujcic received 15,000,000 options at £0.07 per share, vesting equally over three years (2026-2028) with a 10-year term under the Long Term Incentive Plan (LTIP). The total value of CEO options amounts to £1,050,000.
CFO Christopher Stackhouse was granted 5,000,000 options at £0.06578 per share, vesting in three approximately equal tranches between 2025-2027, with a 6-year term under the Employee Share Option Plan 2023. The CFO options, priced at 110% of the previous day's closing share price, have a total value of £328,900.
SolGold (LSE:SOLG)(TSX:SOLG) has announced plans to investigate early production opportunities through open-pit and sub-level caving at its Cascabel project. The company will initiate a targeted drilling program at the Tandayama resource area, consisting of 5,400 metres across 11 priority holes and up to 15 holes total, with a budget of US$3.25m.
The drilling program, scheduled to begin in early May 2025, will employ three drilling rigs to establish measured and indicated resources, define near-surface mineralization limits, and test for open pittable resources. The program is expected to take three months, with assay results available one month later.
The drilling strategy includes setting two rigs for 6 priority holes on the southern pit 1, one rig on pit 2 in the north for 4 priority holes, and two additional holes planned for the zone between pits 1 and 2. The company is also exploring potential at nearby tenements, including Aguinaga and Blanca Nieves, while working with G Mining Services on various trade-off studies to enhance project efficiency.
SolGold (LSE:SOLG)(TSX:SOLG) has announced the satisfaction of conditions for a significant share transaction with Jiangxi Copper. The deal involves SolGold Canada Inc. selling 157,141,000 ordinary shares at US$0.115 per share, generating gross proceeds of US$18.07 million.
The transaction price represents a 45% premium to the closing middle-market share price on March 11, 2025. Settlement is expected to occur on March 26, 2025, after which SolGold Canada Inc. will no longer hold any ordinary shares in SolGold.
The investment aims to strengthen SolGold's balance sheet and enable the company to explore opportunities for accelerating production at Cascabel. Additionally, Jiangxi Copper will provide technical input at their cost, contributing to savings and assessment timing for the Cascabel project.
SolGold PLC (LSE:SOLG & TSX:SOLG) has appointed Charles Joseland as Senior Independent Director, continuing his roles as Chair of the Audit and Risk Committee and member of the Remuneration Committee. This appointment follows recent leadership changes including Paul Smith as Independent Non-Executive Chairman and Dan Vujcic as CEO.
Joseland, who joined as Non-Executive Director in February 2024, brings 32 years of experience from PwC where he served as an audit partner for large listed international groups. In his new role, he will be responsible for liaising with institutional investors' governance teams, leveraging his expertise in governance, financial oversight, and risk management.
This appointment is part of SolGold's ongoing corporate governance review and represents another step in resetting governance procedures to support the company's next growth phase.
SolGold (LSE:SOLG & TSX:SOLG) has announced a significant investment from Jiangxi Copper, with its subsidiary SolGold Canada agreeing to sell 157,141,000 ordinary shares at US$0.115 per share, raising approximately US$18 million. The transaction price represents a 45% premium to the closing middle-market share price on March 11, 2025.
Following the investment, Jiangxi's ownership in SolGold will increase from 6.95% (208,616,587 shares) to 12.19% (365,757,587 shares). Notably, no new shares are being issued as part of this transaction, maintaining the company's total issued share capital.
As part of the agreement, until March 2027, Jiangxi may provide technical consulting services for SolGold's Cascabel Project in Ecuador at no cost, unless otherwise agreed. The investment's closing remains subject to customary conditions and regulatory approval from Chinese authorities.