Lion Copper & Gold Corp. SEC filings document a British Columbia mining issuer focused on the Yerington Copper Project in Lyon County, Nevada. Its filings include Form 8-K reports on Regulation FD updates, an S-K 1300 Preliminary Feasibility Study and Technical Report Summary for Yerington, and exhibits covering technical consultants and project disclosures.
The filing record also covers capital-structure and securities matters, including unregistered sales of common shares, secured convertible debentures, detachable warrants, advisory-service share issuances, and an amended S-1 registration statement. These documents describe project financing, mineral-right acquisition plans, Nuton-related development funding, governance status as a smaller reporting and emerging growth company, and related risk and offering disclosures.
Lion Copper and Gold Corp. announced its maiden Mineral Resource Estimate for the Bear Deposit, part of its Yerington Copper Project in Lyon County, Nevada. The announcement was made on August 4, 2026.
The company conveyed this information through a news release dated July 31, 2026, which is furnished as an exhibit. The disclosure is provided under Regulation FD and is treated as furnished rather than filed under U.S. securities laws.
Lion Copper & Gold Corp. announced a maiden Mineral Resource Estimate for the Bear Deposit within the Yerington Copper Project in Nevada.
The estimate outlines an Indicated Resource of 6.71 billion pounds of contained copper (1,064 Mt at 0.29% Cu) and an Inferred Resource of 8.77 billion pounds (1,770 Mt at 0.22% Cu), reported at a 0.10% Cu cut-off within an open-pit shell. The model, effective July 21, 2026, is based on 79 drill holes and 25,825 assays and was prepared in accordance with CIM Definition Standards and NI 43-101 by independent qualified person Tim Maunula.
The company states that the resource remains open for expansion and upgrading and that Bear materially increases its district-scale copper inventory, supporting engineering and mine-planning studies alongside the Yerington Copper Project. Bear forms part of mining assets subject to an Earn-In Agreement under which Nuton LLC may earn at least 65% of a planned project-level LLC if funding milestones and elections are met. Management emphasizes that Mineral Resources are not Mineral Reserves, do not demonstrate economic viability, and that any future development depends on engineering, permitting, financing, property rights and other factors.
Lion Copper & Gold Corp., a British Columbia corporation with principal offices in Yerington, Nevada, is conducting an exempt equity offering under Regulation D Rule 506(b). This new notice reports a date of first sale of December 15, 2025.
The company, which reports no revenues, has sold $80,000 USD of securities with $50,000 USD remaining to be sold. The amount sold reflects a $10,000 monthly advisory fee paid in shares for eight months from December 2025 through July 2026. Reported finders’ fees are $0.
Lion Copper and Gold Corp. reported a management transition involving Douglas Stiles, who has moved out of his executive role as Vice President of Sustainability and Environment. Stiles gave formal notice of his voluntary resignation on July 30, 2026, with an effective date of August 31, 2026, and the company states this was not due to any disagreement over operations, policies or practices.
Stiles has accepted the position of President of Silver Bow Mining Corp. and will continue to support Lion Copper and Gold as a strategic advisor, providing limited input on strategic permitting, environmental and project development matters. Management highlights that the permitting team he assembled for the Yerington Copper Project remains fully engaged and that the permitting program continues on schedule and without interruption.
Lion Copper and Gold Corp. is asking shareholders at the August 12, 2026 annual meeting to elect five directors, reappoint MNP LLP as auditor, and ratify a new 2026 Stock and Incentive Plan authorizing up to 21,559,055 Common Shares for equity awards. Shareholders are also being asked to approve a share consolidation within a range of 1‑for‑20 to 1‑for‑30, which would reduce the current 431,181,105 Common Shares outstanding to between approximately 21.6 million and 14.4 million shares, primarily to help meet Nasdaq’s minimum bid price requirement. Another proposal would amend the articles to raise the quorum for shareholder meetings to at least 33⅓% of shares entitled to vote, aligning with Nasdaq rules. Tony Alford and related holdings beneficially control about 45.05% of outstanding shares, and all directors and executive officers as a group hold about 58.55%, giving insiders substantial voting influence over these items.
Truist Financial Corporation amended a Schedule 13G to report beneficial ownership of 29,838,341 shares of Lion Copper & Gold Corp. common stock, representing 6.92% of the class as of 06/30/2026.
The filing lists sole voting and sole dispositive power over 29,838,341 shares and is signed by Edward M. Kwiatkowski, Vice President, on 07/10/2026.
LION COPPER & GOLD CORP. reported that its Chief Financial Officer, Maria Milagros Paredes, filed an initial Form 3 insider ownership statement. This filing establishes her status as a reporting officer but does not list any insider transactions or changes in share ownership.
Lion Copper and Gold Corp. is soliciting proxies for its Annual General Meeting on August 12, 2026 to consider director elections and several corporate actions. The Board asks shareholders to: fix directors at five and elect five nominees; reappoint MNP LLP as auditor; approve the 2026 Stock and Incentive Plan reserving 21,559,055 Common Shares; approve a share Consolidation at a ratio of 1-for-20 to 1-for-30 to support a proposed Nasdaq listing; and amend the Articles to raise the quorum requirement to shareholders holding 33 1/3% in the aggregate.
The record date for voting is June 22, 2026. There were 431,181,105 Common Shares outstanding on that date. Management discloses a controlling shareholder position: Tony Alford beneficially holds 247,731,561 shares (reported as 45.05% of outstanding shares, including exercisable securities). The Board recommends a vote FOR each proposal.
Lion Copper and Gold Corp. appointed Maria Milagros (Millie) Paredes as Chief Financial Officer and Corporate Secretary, effective June 22, 2026, succeeding Lei Wang, who remains as an advisor. Paredes brings over 30 years of mining and finance experience, including prior CFO roles at Mako Mining Corp. and Bellhaven Copper & Gold Inc.
Her employment agreement includes an annual base salary of US$200,000, a one-time relocation payment of US$20,000, and stock options. She receives 1,000,000 options that vest immediately, plus 750,000 options that vest upon a U.S. exchange listing or a Nuton final investment decision, and another 750,000 options that vest upon the company reaching a US$200,000,000 market capitalization for 30 consecutive trading days or closing a liquidity event of at least that value. She is also entitled to 12 months of base salary as severance if not retained for at least 12 months following a change in control.
Lion Copper and Gold Corp. reported a net loss of $6,393 for the three months ended March 31, 2026, as it continues to advance its Yerington Copper Project in Nevada. The loss was driven mainly by a $3,755 share of loss from associate Falcon Copper Corp. and a $2,677 fair value loss on derivative liabilities, while operating loss was modest at $135 after Nuton funding offsets.
Cash and cash equivalents increased sharply to $32,438 from $2,364 at December 31, 2025, primarily after receiving $30,500 of Stage 3 funding under the Nuton earn-in agreement, bringing cumulative Nuton funding to $58,500. Total assets were $55,531 and total liabilities $31,750, including a $28,857 Nuton deposit and $2,339 in convertible debentures, resulting in shareholders’ equity of $23,781 and working capital of $698. The company highlights that it has no revenue, an accumulated deficit of $122,219 and upcoming debenture maturities, and states that these factors raise substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern, despite Nuton’s funding of feasibility and permitting work.