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Lion Copper and Gold Corp.0.2000
+0.0300+17.6%
Dec 16, 4:00:00 PM EST
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86.07MP/E (TTM)
-Basic EPS (TTM)
-0.02Dividend Yield
0%Recent Filings
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10-Q
Q2 FY2025 results
Lion Copper and Gold narrowed its Q2 operating loss to $617 from $645 a year earlier, while the six-month figure widened to $2,059 from $1,908, reflecting focused pre-feasibility study work funded mostly by Nuton LLC. Net loss climbed to $1,682 in Q2 and $4,000 YTD, driven by a $1,782 fair value loss on derivative liabilities that pushed the gap beyond operating results. Exploration expenses dropped sharply y/y to $987 in Q2 and $2,150 YTD as drilling eased, with Nuton covering $2,051 of the latter. Cash dipped to $3,561 at quarter-end after $5,149 in operating outflows, offset by $936 in financing inflows including FCC share issuances; no free cash flow disclosed in the 10-Q. Water rights reinstated in March 2025 bolstered project viability. Yet funding remains precarious without Nuton advancing to Stage 3.
8-K
Yerington PFS delivers strong economics
Lion Copper and Gold released its Pre-Feasibility Study for the Yerington Copper Project on August 5, 2025, outlining a 12-year mine life with average annual production of 120 million pounds of refined copper cathode, peaking at 151 million pounds in years 5-7. Backed by Proven and Probable Reserves of 506.5 million tons at 0.21% CuT containing 2.14 billion pounds, the project shows post-tax NPV of $694 million at $4.30/lb copper, 14.6% IRR, and 6.7-year payback, with initial capital of $724 million and C1 cash costs of $1.92/lb. Nuton's sulfide leaching boosts recoveries to 73.2%, enabling efficient U.S. supply chain delivery while treating 43,000 acre-feet of pit lake water for environmental benefits. Permitting could wrap in 2.5 years, but hinges on copper prices.
8-K
Board refresh and option plan approved
At its July 25, 2025 annual meeting, Lion Copper and Gold Corp. shareholders elected Tom Patton, Tony Alford, and Charles Travis Naugle as directors, shrinking the board to three while ousting Steven Dischler. They also greenlit the 20% rolling stock option plan to fuel equity incentives. This setup sharpens governance focus. Yet, hefty non-votes signal investor caution.
10-Q
Q1 FY2025 results
Lion Copper and Gold narrowed its operating loss to $1.4M for Q1 FY2025 ended March 31, 2025, from $1.3M a year earlier (derived), while net loss eased to $2.3M or $0.004 per diluted share from $2.5M or $0.007, aided by lower exploration spending of $1.2M versus $2.7M y/y as key milestones wrapped up. Nuton LLC funded $2.2M of costs, leaving net expenses at $0.4M, but a $0.8M fair-value hit on derivative liabilities widened the gap between operating and net results. Cash dipped to $6.3M from $8.0M q/q, with operating cash use at $2.4M offset by $0.7M in financing; free cash flow not disclosed in the 10-Q. Water rights settled in March restored 6,014.5 ac-ft for Yerington development. Yet funding remains tight amid tariff uncertainties.
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