Mining Stock Daily

Scorpio Gold drills 10.40 grams per tonne gold over 5.67 metres. Cameco reported their first quarter financial results. We have corporate updates from Brixton Metals, Snowline Gold, Rua Gold and Gold X2 Mining.

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Ridgeline Minerals is ramping up exploration with nearly $10 million in partner-funded drilling across its Swift and Selena projects in Nevada. CEO Chad Peters outlines how both programs are fully funded, with a focus on expanding recent discoveries and targeting higher-grade mineralization this season. With strong backing from major partners and no need to raise capital, Ridgeline is positioned to deliver steady news flow through the summer as drilling advances.

MSD's Ian Wagner speaks with Atlas Salt CEO Nolan Peterson about financing progress at the Great Atlantic Salt Project in Newfoundland. Peterson says the company has now gone to market with due diligence materials for prospective lenders, targeting a capital stack led by senior secured debt, equipment financing, and potential government support. The discussion covers offtake talks, recent salt price strength, the project’s stable cash-flow profile, and why Peterson believes Atlas should be valued more like infrastructure than a traditional junior miner.

MSD's Ian Wagner speaks with Precipitate Gold CEO Jeff Wilson about the company’s current drill program at Pueblo Grande in the Dominican Republic, located beside Barrick’s Pueblo Viejo mine. Wilson explains how a previously undrilled IP chargeability anomaly emerged after Barrick returned the project, and why drilling through a hard lithocap could test for gold and copper mineralization beneath. The conversation also covers planned drilling at the flagship Juan de Herrera project, including Ginger Ridge, GoldQuest’s nearby discoveries, Dominican exploration rules, and Precipitate’s recent share price move.

Kincora Copper is currently sole-funding its Condobolin project in the Cobar Basin, a strategic move CEO Sam Spring discussed in a recent conversation with Mining Stock Daily. Alongside this independent work, the company is advancing the Nevertire target through a major earn-in partnership with AngloGold Ashanti, part of a hybrid model designed to increase "shots on goal". The discussion also highlighted Kincora’s tight capital structure, with fewer than 47.6 million shares outstanding, and its integration of advanced AI and technical partnerships to systematically de-risk Tier-1 copper-gold discoveries.