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Aya Gold & Silver Inc. furnishes an annual report under Canada’s Extractive Sector Transparency Measures Act for the year from 2025-01-01 to 2025-12-31, detailing payments in Canada dollars related to its Moroccan operations.
The company reports paying the Government of Morocco’s National Office of Hydrocarbons and Mines CAD 1,740,000 in royalties, the General Tax Administration CAD 120,000 in taxes, the rural town of Askaouen CAD 340,000 in royalties, and the Minister of the Interior CAD 140,000 in fees. For the Zgounder Millenium Silver Mining S.A. project, total payments were CAD 2,270,000, combining taxes, royalties, and fees. All Moroccan payments were made in MAD and converted using an average exchange rate of 6.6821 MAD/CAD.
Aya Gold & Silver Inc. furnishes an annual report under Canada’s Extractive Sector Transparency Measures Act for the year from 2025-01-01 to 2025-12-31, detailing payments in Canada dollars related to its Moroccan operations.
The company reports paying the Government of Morocco’s National Office of Hydrocarbons and Mines CAD 1,740,000 in royalties, the General Tax Administration CAD 120,000 in taxes, the rural town of Askaouen CAD 340,000 in royalties, and the Minister of the Interior CAD 140,000 in fees. For the Zgounder Millenium Silver Mining S.A. project, total payments were CAD 2,270,000, combining taxes, royalties, and fees. All Moroccan payments were made in MAD and converted using an average exchange rate of 6.6821 MAD/CAD.
Aya Gold & Silver Inc. reported new high-grade drill results from its Boumadine project in Morocco as part of an ongoing infill program. Key intercepts along the 5.4-kilometre Boumadine Main Trend include 890 g/t silver equivalent over 51.5 metres in hole BOU-DD25-745 and 665 g/t silver equivalent over 20.4 metres in BOU-DD25-746, with multiple even higher-grade sub-intervals. Management says these results confirm strong grade continuity and indicate potential to grow resources, including a newly intersected parallel structure located about 70 metres below the current resource pit shell.
Year-to-date, 160 diamond drill holes totalling 69,209 metres have been completed across the Main Trend, Tizi and Imariren zones, with all three trends remaining open in all directions. Aya plans an approximately 360,000-metre infill and expansion drilling program over 2026–2027, supported by 11 active rigs, to advance Boumadine toward an updated preliminary economic assessment expected mid-year and subsequent feasibility study work.
Aya Gold & Silver Inc. reported new high-grade drill results from its Boumadine project in Morocco as part of an ongoing infill program. Key intercepts along the 5.4-kilometre Boumadine Main Trend include 890 g/t silver equivalent over 51.5 metres in hole BOU-DD25-745 and 665 g/t silver equivalent over 20.4 metres in BOU-DD25-746, with multiple even higher-grade sub-intervals. Management says these results confirm strong grade continuity and indicate potential to grow resources, including a newly intersected parallel structure located about 70 metres below the current resource pit shell.
Year-to-date, 160 diamond drill holes totalling 69,209 metres have been completed across the Main Trend, Tizi and Imariren zones, with all three trends remaining open in all directions. Aya plans an approximately 360,000-metre infill and expansion drilling program over 2026–2027, supported by 11 active rigs, to advance Boumadine toward an updated preliminary economic assessment expected mid-year and subsequent feasibility study work.
Aya Gold & Silver posted a record Q1‑2026, led by surging silver prices and higher volumes. Revenue reached $117.3M, up 247% year-over-year, as average net realized silver-equivalent price climbed to $82.22/oz and consolidated sales rose to 1.43Moz AgEq.
Net income jumped to $48.5M, or $0.33 diluted EPS, versus $6.9M a year earlier, while operating cash flow increased to $70.2M. Cash costs improved to $18.40 per AgEq ounce sold, supporting a gross margin of 71%. Cash and cash equivalents grew to $171.7M, with total non‑current financial liabilities at $71.1M.
Operationally, Aya produced 1.49Moz AgEq, including 1.27Moz from the Zgounder silver mine and 0.23Moz from Boumadine pyrite reclaim operations, despite weather‑related disruptions at Zgounder. Exploration remained aggressive, with 5,838m drilled at Zgounder and 42,827m at Boumadine. The Boumadine PEA outlines post‑tax NPV5% of about $1.5B and a 47% IRR, reinforcing the project as a key growth driver. Management reaffirmed 2026 guidance and highlighted progress on Zgounder’s TSF phase two and the Boumadine feasibility program.
Aya Gold & Silver posted a record Q1‑2026, led by surging silver prices and higher volumes. Revenue reached $117.3M, up 247% year-over-year, as average net realized silver-equivalent price climbed to $82.22/oz and consolidated sales rose to 1.43Moz AgEq.
Net income jumped to $48.5M, or $0.33 diluted EPS, versus $6.9M a year earlier, while operating cash flow increased to $70.2M. Cash costs improved to $18.40 per AgEq ounce sold, supporting a gross margin of 71%. Cash and cash equivalents grew to $171.7M, with total non‑current financial liabilities at $71.1M.
Operationally, Aya produced 1.49Moz AgEq, including 1.27Moz from the Zgounder silver mine and 0.23Moz from Boumadine pyrite reclaim operations, despite weather‑related disruptions at Zgounder. Exploration remained aggressive, with 5,838m drilled at Zgounder and 42,827m at Boumadine. The Boumadine PEA outlines post‑tax NPV5% of about $1.5B and a 47% IRR, reinforcing the project as a key growth driver. Management reaffirmed 2026 guidance and highlighted progress on Zgounder’s TSF phase two and the Boumadine feasibility program.
Aya Gold & Silver Inc. is beginning trading of its common shares on the Nasdaq Stock Market under the ticker “AYA”, while continuing to trade on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the same symbol. Trading on the OTCQX under “AYASF” has ceased.
The company describes Nasdaq access as a milestone that should raise its visibility and broaden access to U.S. and international investors as it pursues its growth strategy in precious metals, anchored by its Zgounder silver mine and Boumadine polymetallic project in Morocco. Aya will release its Q1‑2026 results on May 14, 2026 before market open and will hold a conference call at 10 a.m. ET the same day, with participation available via webcast and pre-registered dial‑in.