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Don David

Don David Gold Mine

A 100%-owned, producing underground gold-silver mine, the Arista complex, in the mining-friendly state of Oaxaca, Mexico, with material silver and base-metal by-products.

Producing
Overview

Precious & base metals from Oaxaca

Don David is a 100%-owned, producing underground mine on a 55,000-hectare land package in Oaxaca. The Arista complex hosts a structurally-controlled, intermediate-sulfidation epithermal vein system that yields gold, silver, copper, lead and zinc, mined by a combination of cut-and-fill and long-hole methods and trucked roughly two kilometres to the Aguila mill. An estimated 37,000–52,000 ounces of gold-equivalent are expected in 2026, supported by a deep regional exploration pipeline.

Arista District · Oaxaca, Mexico
100%
Ownership
55,000 ha
Property
Underground
Mine type
1,800 tpd
Processing
37–52k
2026 output
5+ yrs
Mine life
3%
Royalty
Au·Ag·Zn·Cu·Pb
Metals
Resource

A polymetallic M&I resource

Measured & Indicated mineral resources of 1.49 million tonnes grading 3.88 g/t gold-equivalent, with meaningful silver and base-metal credits.

Gold
56.3 Koz
1.2 g/t
Silver
7.8 Moz
167 g/t
Zinc
65.9 Mlbs
2.0%
Copper
6.2 Mlbs
0.2%
Lead
21.5 Mlbs
0.7%

Global M&I 1,490 Kt. Contained-metal figures shown on a Measured & Indicated basis. Mineral resource estimates prepared under S-K 1300 (effective December 31, 2024); mineral resources are not mineral reserves and do not have demonstrated economic viability.

Operations

The Arista mine complex

A network of high-grade epithermal veins across the Arista, Three Sisters and Switchback systems, mined underground and processed at the nearby Aguila mill.

Underground drilling at the Arista mine, Don David
Underground development at Arista

Mining is focused on the Viridiana, Chuy, Splay 5 and Splay 31 veins of the Arista system; the Sandy's veins of the Three Sisters system; and the Susana vein of the Switchback system, with an excess of a 5-year mine life and infill expansion probable. On-site infrastructure includes a flotation plant (1,800 tpd) and agitated-leach circuit (300 tpd), grid power, paste and dry-stack facilities, producing three concentrates: zinc, lead-silver, and copper-gold.

Vein systems
AristaThree SistersSwitchback
Exploration & development

A district-scale pipeline

Exploration reaches beyond the producing veins into a district-scale pipeline that begins underground at the Arista complex, where the San Juan vein is being developed and stepped out toward the Victoria system, then extends to a series of ranked greenfield targets along the San José structural corridor.

Arista mine complex longitudinal section showing the Independencia, San Juan and Victoria zones with the main ramp access
Longitudinal section: San Juan underground development toward the Victoria system.

San Juan underground development

A dedicated underground program is advancing the narrow, high-grade San Juan vein system, reached off the main ramp access and anchored by a high-grade, low-angle mineralized zone at Independencia. Development began in early 2026, with a planned step-out extension eastward toward the Victoria system, opening a new front for resource growth inside the existing complex.

San Juan
Vein in development
Main ramp
Underground access
Victoria
Planned step-out
Regional project

Alta Gracia

High-priority greenfield target

Alta Gracia ranks among the property's highest-priority greenfield prospects, set within the same San José structural corridor that hosts the producing Arista complex. Targets across the pipeline are ranked on a consistent set of factors, prioritizing those with the strongest potential to advance from early exploration toward a productive deposit.

Ranking factors
Geological potentialStage of explorationRisk mitigationEconomic viabilityStakeholder engagement
Greenfield exploration targets across the Don David property along the San José corridor, including Alta Gracia, El Rey and Margaritas
Greenfield targets across the Don David property, San José structural corridor.
Regional project

Margaritas

A broad target area 5–12 kilometres northwest of the Arista mine, centrally located within the San José structural corridor. A 2012–2016 program completed 21,299 metres of core drilling across 52 holes, confirming significant gold-silver mineralization.

5–12 km
NW of Arista
21,299 m
Core drilled
52
Drill holes
27.9 g/t
Best Au

Headline results reached up to 27.9 g/t Au and 2,600 g/t Ag over 2.85 m, with intercepts including 0.3 m @ 7.1 g/t Au & 4,010 g/t Ag (hole 315002) and 2.2 m @ 1.2 g/t Au & 599 g/t Ag (hole 315003). A 2020 estimate outlined 59,200 tonnes grading 0.53 g/t Au and 295 g/t Ag across Measured, Indicated and Inferred categories.

Las Margaritas geology map showing La Tapada, La Victoria and surrounding vein targets
Las Margaritas geology & vein-target map.
El Rey north-south drill cross-section showing high-grade gold and silver intercepts
El Rey north-south drill section (looking west).
Regional project

El Rey

Situated 44 kilometres northwest of the Arista mine within the San José structural corridor. A Phase 1 campaign in 2007–2008 completed 5,273 metres of core drilling across 48 holes, testing a 235-metre strike length of the vein system. A follow-up program has been designed and is pending execution.

44 km
NW of Arista
5,273 m
Phase 1 drilling
48
Drill holes
132.5 g/t
Best Au

Phase 1 returned individual samples up to 132.5 g/t Au and 1,585 g/t Ag, with composite highlights of 5.0 m @ 45.2 g/t Au & 123 g/t Ag (hole 208024), 9.0 m @ 19.4 g/t Au & 75 g/t Ag (hole 207002) and 7.8 m @ 20.3 g/t Au & 78 g/t Ag (hole 208018).

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