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Sierra Madre Gold and Silver Ltd (SMDRF) provides comprehensive updates on its efforts to restart production at the historic La Guitarra Mine Complex in Mexico. This centralized resource offers investors and industry observers detailed insights into the company's operational progress, financial strategies, and technical innovations in precious metals mining.
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Sierra Madre Gold and Silver (TSXV: SM) (OTCQX: SMDRF) has received regulatory approval from SEMARNAT for significant modifications at its Guitarra Mine in Mexico.
This includes dry stack tailings deposition, construction of a tailings filter plant, paste backfill using tailings in the underground mine, and 58 surface drilling pads. The approval facilitates transitioning to more environmentally friendly tailings management, potentially enhancing water recycling and storage capacity. High-level studies suggest TSF 1-3 may have a dry stack capacity of at least 500,000 tonnes. Additional geotechnical drilling will be conducted to finalize design work. The paste backfill system will improve mine stability and reduce acid generation risks. Surface drilling approvals will allow exploration of historically untested vein systems.
Sierra Madre Gold and Silver announced the appointment of Jose Francisco Correa Robles as General Manager of the La Guitarra Silver-Gold Mine and Mill Complex in Estado de Mexico, Mexico. Correa, who has over 23 years of experience in underground mining, has previously worked with Minera Frisco, LuisMin, Genco Resources, Farallon, Silvermex, and First Majestic Silver Corp. He has a strong connection with La Guitarra, having held various roles including General Manager in 2013 and 2015. Additionally, the company has issued stock options to 60 employees, directors, and consultants, granting the purchase of 7,350,000 common shares at $0.50 per share over a five-year period. An additional 225,000 shares were granted to a consultant for a two-year period. These options are subject to acceptance by the TSX Venture Exchange.
Sierra Madre Gold and Silver announced a US$5 million loan from First Majestic Silver Corp. to finalize preparations at the La Guitarra Silver-Gold Mine Complex in Mexico. The loan will be used for equipment upgrades, facility repairs, staffing, and underground development. The Company's President and CEO expressed gratitude for the non-equity, non-dilutive financing from First Majestic.
Sierra Madre Gold and Silver Ltd. updates on its acquisition of the La Guitarra Silver-Gold Mine, following shareholder approval for the exchange of 69,063,076 common shares valued at US$35 million. The acquisition aims to enhance production and cash flow from the operational mine in Mexico. The company seeks Mexican antitrust approval, expected in Q1 2023, to finalize the transaction. This strategic move positions Sierra Madre to leverage La Guitarra's historical resources of approximately 7.45 million oz silver-equivalent for future growth.
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