Mining Americas (MAI.TO) produced 8,137 ounces of gold at the Pan mine in Nevada for the second quarter, in line with the company's 2026 mine plan, according to preliminary results released Tuesday.
Mining Americas reported year-to-date production of 16,871 ounces of gold, and expects higher output in the second half on higher mining rates and increased waste stripping.
The company, formerly Minera Alamos, reiterated its full-year 2026 gold production guidance of 32,000-38,000 ounces.
Alphamin Resources (AFM.V) after trade Monday said it expects to report second-quarter EBITDA of about $167 million, up 6% from the previous quarter.The company added the increase is driven by a 5% jump in the average tin price to $51,957 per tonne from $49,278 per tonne. Current tin prices are around $53,000 per tonne.Alphamin also said it produced 5,013 tonnes of tin and sold 5,014 tonnes during the quarter, in line with its annual production target of 20,000 tonnes.All-in sustaining costs are expected to rise 6% to $19,043 per tonne "due to a combination of off-mine costs in the form of increased royalties, export duties, marketing commissions and net smelter returns, which increase as tin price increases, and timing on capital expenditure," the company said.The company added that its unaudited consolidated financial statements for the three and six months ended 30 June are set to be released around July 31.Alphamin shares unchanged at C$1,38 on the TSX Venture Exchange.
Artemis Gold (ARTG.V) after market close on Monday said its second-quarter gold production at its Blackwater mine in British Columbia rose 20% from the previous quarter to a record 74,063 ounces.The increase was driven by higher feed grades, improved gold recoveries and stronger mill throughput, the company said.Blackwater produced 135,986 ounces of gold in the first half of 2026, with full-year production guidance unchanged at 265,000 to 290,000 ounces.Company's shares closed C$1.51 down, or 4.6% to C$31.47 on TSX Venture Exchange on Monday.
TerraMarine, a consortium in which Aecon Group (ARE.TO) holds a 30% interest, has been selected as the preferred proponent for the Roberts Bank Terminal 2 Landmass and Wharf project in Delta, British Columbia, the company said Monday.TerraMarine is expected to sign an agreement with the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority in the third quarter of 2026. A design-build agreement is expected to follow in the first quarter of 2028, with construction slated for completion in the mid-2030s.The project will boost container capacity at the Port of Vancouver by 30%, delivering a new three-berth marine container terminal at Canada's largest port and creating 320 acres of new waterfront industrial land, the company said.Aecon shares closed down C$0.33 to C$48.29 on Toronto Stock Exchange on Monday.