Americas Gold And Silver Corp Stock Price, News & Analysis

Americas Gold and Silver (NYSE American: USAS) announced discovery and expansion of the 034 Vein Complex at the Galena Mine with eight new high-grade silver-copper-antimony splay veins identified from 23 recent diamond drill holes and 47 historic/recent intercepts. Key true-width intercepts include 4,458 g/t Ag, 3.34% Cu, 1.50% Sb over 0.50 m and other assays up to 5,443 g/t Ag and 5.04% Cu. The company reports an exploration target of 550–650k tonnes at 290–310 g/t Ag, 0.20–0.30% Cu, 0.15–0.20% Sb, plus a previously stated target for the main 034 Vein of 100–120k tonnes at 311–467 g/t Ag. The complex spans about 100 m vertical extent between the 5200 and 5500 Levels, is open up-dip and at depth, and lies adjacent to existing development, offering potential near-term mining opportunities.

Americas Gold and Silver (NYSE American: USAS) reported rapid post‑closing progress at the newly acquired Crescent Silver Mine in Idaho, following the December 3, 2025 closing. The company installed grid electrical power to the Hooper tunnel and all three adits (Hooper, BC4, Countess), cutting estimated power costs from about $0.55/kWh to ~$0.07/kWh. Site work also included a 6‑inch air line to BC4, new communications between adits, operationalizing underground equipment, and adding five new pieces to expand the underground fleet to 11 units. Office and staff facilities are being remodeled. Americas is targeting a mid‑2026 restart of silver, copper and antimony production and expects synergies with its neighbouring Galena Complex.

Americas Gold and Silver (NYSE American: USAS) announced on December 12, 2025 that it closed the acquisition of Crescent Silver, LLC, owner of the Crescent Mine in Idaho.

The total consideration was US$20 million in cash plus approximately 11.1 million common shares. Crescent lies 9 miles from the Galena Complex, is a fully permitted past-producing mine, and is planned to be restarted to provide high-grade feed similar to Galena tetrahedrite material.

The company also closed an over-subscribed US$132 million bought deal financing and said it is fully funded for anticipated capital investments and ongoing exploration and production ramp-up across its Idaho and Cosalá operations.

Eric Sprott disclosed that Sprott Mining Inc., a corporation beneficially owned by him, sold 5,000,000 common shares of Americas Gold and Silver (NYSE:USAS) on December 9, 2025 on the Toronto Stock Exchange at about $6.7910 per share for aggregate consideration of $33,955,000.

Before the sale he beneficially owned 50,053,940 shares (≈16.3%); after the sale he owns 45,053,940 shares (≈14.7%), a 3.3% decrease since the last early warning filing. He retained a stated long-term view and may buy or sell future securities depending on market conditions.

Americas Gold and Silver (NYSE American: USAS) reported Q3 2025 results on November 10, 2025: consolidated silver production of 765,000 oz (+98% YoY, +11% QoQ), consolidated revenue of $30.6M (+37% YoY), and pre-production EC120 silver-copper concentrate sales of $12.9M. Galena produced ~440,000 oz silver (+36% YoY) and achieved >99% antimony extraction in metallurgical tests. Cash and equivalents were $39.1M with $50M undrawn on the credit facility. Q3 net loss was $15.7M; adjusted loss $4.3M and Adjusted EBITDA $1.9M. Phase 1 No.3 Shaft upgrade finished early, delivering a 100% productivity improvement.

Americas Gold and Silver (NYSE American: USAS) reported consolidated Q3 2025 silver production of 765,000 oz, a 98% increase versus Q3 2024 and an 11% increase versus Q2 2025. Lead production was 2.3 million lbs, up 23% quarter-over-quarter. Production gains were driven by efficiency improvements at the Galena Complex and transition into higher-grade EC120 ore at Cosalá. Year-to-date antimony and copper production totaled 447,466 lbs and 615,817 lbs, with an Sb:Cu ratio averaging 0.73. Unaudited cash on hand was US$39M as of Sept 30, 2025, down US$23M from June 30, 2025, while US$50M remains undrawn on the company credit facility.

Americas Gold and Silver (NYSE American: USAS) reported antimony and copper production from the Galena Complex for Q1–Q3 2025. Year-to-date output was 447,466 lbs antimony and 615,817 lbs copper, with an average Sb:Cu ratio of ~0.73. Management highlighted a 99%+ antimony extraction result from flotation concentrate grading ~19% antimony and said investments are underway to scale silver, antimony and copper production.

The release frames Galena as the only producing U.S. antimony mine and positions the operation as a potential domestic supplier of critical metals.

Americas Gold and Silver (NYSE American: USAS) has engaged D.C. government relations firm Lot Sixteen to advance discussions with the U.S. Government on support for antimony production and the potential construction of a dedicated antimony processing plant in Idaho's Silver Valley.

The Company operates the 100%‑owned Galena mine, described as the only producing antimony mine in the United States, and says 2025 test work reconfirmed viability of extracting saleable antimony products from its tetrahedrite concentrates. Americas is designing a new processing facility to process Galena output and potentially accept external feed to create a domestic antimony hub.

Americas Gold and Silver (NYSE American: USAS) has successfully completed Phase 1 upgrades to the No. 3 Shaft at its Galena Complex in Idaho, achieving a 100% improvement in hoisting capacity. The upgrade was completed in 10 days, four days ahead of schedule.

The Phase 1 improvements include upgrading the hoist motor from 1,750 hp to 2,250 hp, installing a spare motor, and adding weight measuring systems. The upgrades have already increased material movement from 40 tons per hour to 80 tons per hour, with an expected capacity of up to 100 tons per hour. Skipping speeds are projected to increase from 690 feet per minute to approximately 1,200-1,400 feet per minute.

Phase 2 upgrades are scheduled to begin before year-end, focusing on improving hoist pads, braking systems, and implementing advanced automation technology.