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i-80 Gold Corp. director John William Seaman reported restructuring his holdings between convertible debentures and common shares. On March 16, 2026, he disposed of 8% Convertible Debentures due February 22, 2027 through a mandatory redemption of $50,000 principal plus a 4% premium and accrued interest. Accrued and unpaid interest on these debentures was converted into 8,895 Common Shares at $1.62 per share, bringing his directly held common share position to 355,897 shares following the transactions.
i-80 Gold Corp. has secured a $250 million royalty financing from Franco-Nevada and used most of the proceeds to retire costly legacy debt. Franco-Nevada receives a 1.5% life-of-mine net smelter return royalty on i-80’s projects, rising to 3.0% on January 1, 2031.
At closing, the Company received $225 million, deploying about $165 million to redeem its 8% 2027 convertible debentures and fully repay a convertible loan and gold prepay agreement held by Orion. The debenture redemption required a $73 million cash payment, while Orion received $92 million plus 3 million shares. Roughly 8.1 million new shares were also issued to settle accrued debenture interest in stock.
The remaining funds and a further conditional $25 million from Franco-Nevada are earmarked to advance the Mineral Point and Archimedes projects, including a pre-feasibility study at Mineral Point targeted for completion in 2027. i-80 retains an existing silver stream and gold-silver offtake agreements with Orion, which continue alongside the new royalty structure.
i-80 Gold Corp. is extending the deadline for holders of its 8% secured convertible debenture notes due 2027 to decide how they want to receive accrued and unpaid interest. Debentureholders now have until 5:00 pm (EST) on March 6, 2026 to submit an Interest Election Notice.
Holders may elect to convert accrued and unpaid interest into common shares, with the conversion price set at the volume weighted average trading price of the shares on the TSX over the five trading days before the Interest Election Notice is received, less a 15% discount and converted into U.S. dollars using the Bank of Canada rate. Those who do not submit a notice by the deadline will receive their accrued interest in cash, and any Interest Election Notices submitted are irrevocable.
i-80 Gold Corp. reported strong revenue growth but wider losses for 2025 while advancing a multi-phase growth and recapitalization plan. Full-year revenue rose to $95.2M from $50.3M, driven by 28,196 gold ounces sold at an average realized price of $3,368 per ounce.
The company produced 31,930 ounces of gold, up from 26,264 ounces, and turned gross profit to $11.5M from a prior gross loss. However, net loss deepened to $198.8M, with adjusted loss of $122.9M, largely due to higher pre-development, evaluation and exploration spending and a $26.2M Lone Tree Plant write-down.
i-80 Gold completed an engineering study for the Lone Tree Plant refurbishment, estimating capital of $430M. To support its three-phase plan targeting future production growth, it arranged a Financing Package of up to $500M, including a $250M royalty sale and a gold prepay facility, with proceeds expected to fund Phases one and two and retire about $175M of existing debt.
i-80 Gold Corp. files its annual report describing an aggressive Nevada-focused growth and recapitalization strategy. The company aims to become a mid-tier gold producer by developing three high-grade underground mines (Granite Creek, Archimedes, Cove) and two large oxide open pits, centered on refurbishing the Lone Tree processing plant for commissioning in late 2027.
As of February 19, 2026, i-80 Gold had 840,102,280 common shares outstanding and a non-affiliate market value of about $487.2 million based on a June 30, 2025 share price of $0.60. The balance sheet plan includes an amended Orion convertible loan maturing June 30, 2026, a US$65 million convertible debenture package with new redemption rights, and multiple gold and silver prepay and working capital facilities.
To fund development and strengthen liquidity, the company completed several equity financings: a January 2025 non-brokered offering of 28.2 million shares at C$0.80, a February 2025 insider placement of about 1.0 million shares at C$0.80, and a May 2025 bought deal of 345.8 million units at $0.50 plus a 25.2 million unit insider private placement, raising gross proceeds of roughly $185.5 million. The company highlights reliance on third-party toll milling through 2027, substantial reclamation bonding of $137.7 million, 133 employees, and extensive operational, permitting, financing and environmental risks that could affect its ability to execute the development plan and service its debt.
i-80 Gold Corp. outlined a major recapitalization built around a financing package of up to $500 million. The package combines a $250 million royalty sale to Franco-Nevada, tied to a 1.5% life-of-mine net smelter return royalty that increases to 3.0% on January 1, 2031, and a gold prepayment facility of up to $250 million with National Bank of Canada and Macquarie Bank.
On closing, the company expects access to $225 million from the royalty, of which $50 million is earmarked for Mineral Point work in 2026, and an initial $150 million from the gold prepay in exchange for delivering 39,978 ounces of gold over 30 months starting in January 2028. The prepay’s accordion could add another $100 million, with total deliveries estimated at about 15% of projected gold output between January 2028 and June 2030.
The company plans to use proceeds to retire existing debt, including approximately $95 million owed to Orion and about $86 million of outstanding 8.00% secured convertible debentures, and to fund development of its Nevada projects and refurbishment of the Lone Tree plant. A mandatory redemption notice was issued for roughly $82 million of these debentures, conditional on completion of the financing package.
Orion Resource Partners (USA) LP reported beneficial ownership of 59,723,232 Common Shares of i-80 Gold Corp., representing about 6.9% of the class as of December 31, 2025. This includes shares held for its funds plus shares it may acquire through warrants and a $50,000,000 convertible loan, with additional Common Shares issuable upon exercise or conversion. A blocker limits Orion and its affiliates from owning more than 9.99% of outstanding Common Shares, with the option to increase this cap to 19.99% after 60 days’ notice.
i-80 Gold Corp. announced that its board of directors appointed Ronald Butler Jr., Michael Jalonen and Steven Yopps as new directors, effective February 1, 2026. All three bring long tenures in mining, finance and operations, including senior roles at Ernst & Young, Bank of America Securities and major Nevada gold producers.
From February 1, 2026, Mr. Butler and Mr. Jalonen will serve on the Audit Committee, Mr. Butler and Mr. Yopps on the Compensation Committee, and Mr. Yopps and Mr. Jalonen on the Technical, Safety and Sustainability Committee. Each non-employee director will receive a $55,000 annual cash retainer and deferred share units valued at approximately $75,000 per year, granted under the company’s omnibus share incentive plan.
i-80 Gold Corp. director reports no share ownership
i-80 Gold Corp. director Steven W. Yopps filed an initial ownership report stating that he does not beneficially own any securities of the company. The Form 3 identifies him as a director of i-80 Gold Corp. (ticker IAUX) as of the event date of 02/01/2026.
i-80 Gold Corp. director Ronald Butler Jr filed a Form 3 under Section 16(a) to report his beneficial ownership in the company’s stock. The filing shows indirect ownership of 32,800 common shares of i-80 Gold Corp., held by The Butler Family Trust UAD 09/30/04.