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Amerigo Resources Ltd. reports developments from its Minera Valle Central (MVC) operation in Chile, where the company produces copper concentrate and molybdenum concentrate as a by-product by processing fresh and historic tailings from Codelco's El Teniente mine. Company updates commonly cover MVC production, cash costs, copper pricing exposure and operating performance under its long-term relationship with Codelco.
Amerigo news also includes quarterly and annual financial results, dividends, performance dividends, share buybacks and other capital-return actions. Governance items include annual meeting results, majority-voting matters and executive securities disposition plans, while sustainability updates have highlighted MVC's circular-economy work in tailings recovery and energy efficiency.
Amerigo (OTCQX: ARREF) announced that President & CEO Aurora Davidson established an automatic securities disposition plan (ASDP) to sell up to 1,000,000 common shares (≈0.62% of outstanding) over 12 months for family financial planning.
The ASDP limits monthly sales to 135,000 shares (1% of monthly volume as of May 6, 2026), requires sale prices above , is broker-administered, board-approved, and prevents CEO influence on trade execution.
Amerigo (OTCQX: ARREF) reported Q1-2026 results with net income $14.7M, EBITDA $32.8M, and free cash flow $14.5M. Q1 production was 14.3 M lbs copper and average LME copper price was $5.83/lb. Cash balance at March 31 was $57.2M. The Board declared a Cdn$0.16 performance dividend and the Cdn$0.04 quarterly dividend; $16.5M was returned to shareholders in Q1-2026.
Investor conference call scheduled April 30, 2026.
Amerigo Resources (OTCQX: ARREF) reported results of its April 27, 2026 Annual General Meeting. A total of 71,999,946 common shares were voted, representing 44.38% of outstanding common shares. All director nominees were elected except that Margot Naudie received more votes withheld than votes for and tendered a resignation offer under the Majority Voting Policy.
The Board (excluding Ms. Naudie) will evaluate the Resignation Offer and decide within 90 days. Full voting results are posted on SEDAR+.
Amerigo (OTCQX: ARREF / TSX: ARG) reported strong Q1-2026 operations and declared its largest-ever Cdn$0.16 per share performance dividend, payable May 13, 2026 to holders of record April 20, 2026. MVC produced 14.3 M lbs copper and 0.32 M lbs molybdenum in Q1-2026.
Q1 cash cost was $1.82/lb, below guided $1.98/lb. Plant availability was 98.5% with no lost-time accidents. Amerigo paid $16.5M to shareholders in Q1 and ended March 31, 2026 with $57.2M cash, up $16.9M from December 31, 2025. Annual guidance of 63.8 M lbs copper and 1.5 M lbs molybdenum remains unchanged.
Amerigo (OTCQX: ARREF) reported strong 2025 results: net income $35.4M, revenue $227.3M, EBITDA $89.8M and FCFE $37.1M. The company returned $20.4M to shareholders in 2025, declared an 18th consecutive quarterly dividend of Cdn$0.04 payable March 20, 2026, and became debt-free in October 2025.
Operationally, MVC produced 62.2 M lbs of copper in 2025 at an average MVC copper price of $4.73/lb; cash on hand was $40.3M and working capital improved to $10.9M at year-end.
Amerigo (OTCQX: ARREF) reported record Q4-2025 operational results with Q4 copper production of 18.9 M lbs and 2025 copper production of 62.2 M lbs, exceeding revised 2025 guidance of 60–61.5 M lbs. MVC delivered 1.5 M lbs molybdenum in 2025. Plant availability was 98.4%, the company became debt-free in October 2025, returned $20.3M to shareholders in 2025 and held $40.3M cash at year end. Amerigo issued 2026 guidance of 63.8 M lbs copper, 1.5 M lbs moly, 2026 cash cost of $1.98/lb, and projected 2026 EBITDA of $74.5M.
Amerigo (OTCQX: ARREF; TSX: ARG) declared a performance dividend of Cdn$0.05 per share on December 9, 2025, payable January 15, 2026, to shareholders of record on December 17, 2025.
The company said the full 2025 capital return program was completed, with total dividends of Cdn$0.18 per share in 2025 and 3.97 million shares retired. Management designated the December dividend as an eligible dividend for Canadian tax purposes and cited a debt-free balance sheet and strong copper prices as supporting the Capital Return Strategy.
Amerigo Resources (ARREF) announced that its 100% owned Minera Valle Central (MVC) operation in Chile won the 2025 Circular Awards in the Energy Challenge category.
MVC was recognized for its Energy and Environmental Liabilities Transformation project, which recovers copper and molybdenum from fresh and historic tailings, improves energy efficiency, reduces emissions and applies circular economy principles. The award was decided by a 25-expert panel convened by Fundación Desafío Circular.
Amerigo (TSX: ARG; OTCQX: ARREF) received TSX approval to renew its Normal Course Issuer Bid, allowing repurchase for cancellation of up to 11,700,000 shares (≈10% of public float) from Dec 2, 2025, to Dec 1, 2026. The NCIB daily purchase limit is 68,239 shares (25% of six‑month ADTV of 272,958), with one weekly block exception. Amerigo reaffirmed its capital return strategy of quarterly dividends (Cdn$0.04/share), performance dividends and NCIBs, noting 25.6 million shares retired over four years and $93.7M total returned since Oct 2021. Prior NCIB repurchased 3,967,984 shares at a weighted average price of Cdn$1.80.
Amerigo (OTCQX: ARREF) reported Q3-2025 net income of $6.7 million, EBITDA of $18.7 million and FCFE of $11.1 million. The company completed full debt repayment of $7.5 million on October 27, 2025 and increased its quarterly dividend by 33% to Cdn$0.04 per share payable December 19, 2025 (record date Nov 28, 2025). Revenue for Q3-2025 was $52.5 million and MVC copper price was $4.54/lb. Cash and equivalents were $28.0 million at September 30, 2025, and shares outstanding were 161.5 million. Management highlighted production of 14.6 M lbs copper in Q3-2025 amid lower-than-expected volumes but stronger commodity prices.