Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
1 June 2026drilling progress report● Neutral
Pan American released an exploration update for its Timmins operations in Ontario, with the headline saying it advances plans for potential production growth and mine life extension. Only the headline is in the text, so no drill results or plans are given. The filing was signed by Ibtissam Drier, SVP Business Development and Human Resources, rather than Delaney Fisher.
Pan American filed a technical report on the La Colorada Mine in Zacatecas, Mexico, effective March 24, 2026, with five consents and five qualified-person certificates. The text is a cover page and exhibit list, so no figures are given. The effective date matches the revised PEA announcement of March 24, 2026, so it is probably the supporting report (inference).
Pan American announced a revised preliminary economic assessment (PEA) for the La Colorada Skarn Project, describing La Colorada as a future top-tier silver mine. Only the headline is in the text, so no production, cost or return figures are given. This continues the Skarn story from the 2020 resource increase and 2022 drilling, and the headline wording is the company's own characterisation.
Pan American filed a Juanicipio technical report (resource and reserves), effective March 4, 2024, with six qualified-person consents. The text is a cover page and exhibit list, so no resource or reserve figures are given. The filing does not state Pan American's interest in Juanicipio; it may relate to the MAG Silver arrangement (inference), but the filing does not say so.
Pan American filed two amending agreements, dated May 30 and June 6, 2025, to its May 11, 2025 arrangement agreement with MAG Silver Corp. Only the exhibit titles are in the text, so what was changed, the price and the structure are not given. This shows a deal with MAG Silver was agreed in May 2025 and its terms were amended twice within a month. The filing does not say whether the deal has closed.
Pan American filed a new technical report on the El Peñón gold-silver mine in Chile, effective June 30, 2024, with five qualified-person consents. The text is a cover page and exhibit list, so no resource or reserve figures are given. It replaces the older Yamana-era El Peñón report (effective Dec 31, 2020) filed in August 2023 with one prepared under Pan American.
1 May 2024asset acquisition disposition▲ GoodMajor
Pan American announced the sale of La Arena for US$245 million cash upfront and a US$50 million contingent payment. Only the headline is in the text, so the buyer, closing conditions and contingency terms are not given. La Arena is not listed among the assets in the earlier context, so it was presumably acquired with Yamana (inference).
Pan American filed an amended version of the La Colorada Mine technical report (effective December 18, 2023) with a cover letter and five consents. The text does not say what was amended, and no resource or reserve figures are given. This replaces the report filed on January 31, 2024. The filing also shows a new head-office address at 2100-733 Seymour Street, Vancouver.
Pan American announced the TSX accepted its normal course issuer bid to buy back up to 18,232,990 common shares (up to 5% of shares outstanding) between March 6, 2024 and March 5, 2025, funded from working capital, with purchased shares cancelled. It had 364,659,809 shares outstanding at February 29, 2024, which fills the share count gap after the Yamana acquisition. The company is not obliged to buy any shares, and says it believes the market price may not fully reflect the value of its operations.
Pan American filed a technical report on the La Colorada Mine in Zacatecas, Mexico, effective December 18, 2023, with five qualified-person consents. The text is a cover page, exhibit list and standard caution, so no resource or reserve figures are given. It updates La Colorada, where the Skarn project has been drilled since 2022, but the filing does not mention the Skarn.
Pan American filed a new technical report on the Jacobina Gold Mine in Bahia State, Brazil, effective June 30, 2023, with five qualified-person consents (Martin Wafforn, Camila Passos, Americo Delgado, Carlos Iturralde, Matthew Andrews). The text is a cover page, exhibit list and standard US-investor caution, so no resource or reserve figures are given. This replaces the older Yamana-era Jacobina report (effective Dec 31, 2019) filed in August 2023 with a report prepared under Pan American.
Pan American filed a technical report on the El Peñón gold-silver mine in Antofagasta, Chile, prepared for Yamana Gold, effective December 31, 2020 and signed March 25, 2021, with four qualified-person consents. It is an older Yamana-era report, so it does not reflect current figures; the resource and reserve numbers were truncated and cannot be given. El Peñón appears to come to Pan American through the Yamana acquisition completed March 31, 2023 (inference on the link), and this follows the Jacobina Yamana-era report filed the same day.
Pan American filed a technical report on the Jacobina Gold Mine in Bahia State, Brazil, prepared for Yamana Gold, effective December 31, 2019 and signed May 29, 2020. It is an older Yamana-era report, so it does not reflect current figures. The reserve and resource numbers were truncated and cannot be given. Jacobina came to Pan American through the Yamana acquisition completed March 31, 2023, per the May 2023 release (inference on the link to this filing).
Pan American released its 2022 Sustainability Report, citing a 19% cut in greenhouse gas emissions and 14% cut in water use versus the 2022 base case, $14.7 million invested in communities, and about $1.4 billion spent on wages, supplies, services and taxes. It states the acquisition of Yamana was completed on March 31, 2023, which resolves the pending Yamana arrangement; the report excludes Yamana assets. Operations are now described as in Canada, Mexico, Peru, Bolivia, Argentina, Chile and Brazil, and the stock listing as NYSE and TSX.
Pan American announced the consent solicitations on Yamana's 4.625% notes due 2027 and 2.630% notes due 2031 were completed successfully. Only the headline is in the text, so the terms and approval levels are not given. This resolves the solicitation announced April 27, 2023.
Pan American announced consent solicitations on Yamana Gold's 4.625% senior notes due 2027 and 2.630% senior notes due 2031. Only the headline is in the text, so the proposed changes, any payment and the amounts outstanding are not given. This relates to Yamana debt following the Yamana arrangement.
Pan American filed a technical report on the Shahuindo Mine in Cajabamba, Peru, with three qualified-person consents. The exhibit list says effective November 30, 2022, while the cautionary note says December 31, 2022 (the filing is inconsistent). No resource or reserve figures are in the text. It updates the older Shahuindo report filed in October 2019, and Pan American is now filing it as its own.
Pan American filed a technical report on the Dolores property in Chihuahua, Mexico, effective June 30, 2022, with three qualified-person consents. The text is a cover page, exhibit list and consents, so no resource or reserve figures are given. This updates Dolores, which earlier context noted needed reserve optimisation, but the filing says nothing about that.
Pan American filed a technical report on the Huaron property in Pasco, Peru, effective October 30, 2022, with consents from Martin Wafforn, Christopher Emerson and Americo Delgado. The text is a cover page, exhibit list and a standard US-investor caution, so no resource, reserve or economic figures are available. It updates Huaron, a Peru mine already in the company's holdings.
Pan American gave notice of a record date and special meeting for its shareholders to approve the arrangement with Yamana and Agnico Eagle. Only the headline is in the text, so the meeting date, record date and terms are not given. Shareholders will vote on the deal.
Pan American and Agnico Eagle confirmed the Gold Fields transaction with Yamana was terminated and announced activation of their arrangement agreement with Yamana. Only the headline is in the text, so terms are not given. This resolves the competing-bid question from the day before in favour of the Pan American/Agnico deal.
Pan American filed a cover page for a Yamana news release saying Yamana entered an arrangement agreement with Pan American and Agnico Eagle on their binding offer and recommends against the Gold Fields transaction. Only the headline is in the text, so price, terms and structure are not given. This opens a bid for Yamana involving Pan American as a party.
Pan American reported 22 new drill holes (18,071 metres) at the La Colorada Skarn project, including its best intercept so far: 295.5 metres at 234 g/t silver, 6.36% lead and 5.72% zinc, with 97.0 metres at 654 g/t silver. It says a resource update is planned for Q3 2022 but will not include these holes (cut-off April 30, 2022), and no reserves have yet been estimated for the Skarn. This continues the La Colorada skarn growth story from the August 2020 resource increase to 100.4 Mt.
Pan American filed an updated mineral resource and reserve technical report for the Timmins West Mine in Bristol Township, Ontario, effective June 30, 2021, with the same three consents as the Bell Creek report. The text supplied is a cover page and exhibit list only, so no figures are given. This updates the older Timmins West report filed in October 2019.
Pan American filed an updated mineral resource and reserve technical report for the Bell Creek Mine in Timmins, Ontario, effective June 30, 2021, with consents from Alain Mainville, Dave Felsher and Eric Lachapelle. The text supplied is a cover page and exhibit list only, so no resource or reserve figures are given. Unlike the October 2019 Bell Creek report, which was prepared for Lake Shore Gold, this is a current update filed under Pan American's name.
Pan American announced it raised the mineral resource estimate for the La Colorada skarn deposit to 100.4 million tonnes and gave a drilling update. Only the headline and cover page are in the text supplied, so grades, ounces and drilling results are not available. This continues the La Colorada growth theme in the earlier reserve and expansion filings.
20 May 2020capital raising announcement● NeutralMajor
The headline says New Pacific Metals Corp. is doing a C$25 million bought-deal financing and Pan American is doing a concurrent block trade of C$47 million. Only the headline is in the text supplied, so what Pan American sold, to whom, and whether it is selling shares of New Pacific are not stated. Inference only: the block trade is a sale of Pan American's shareholding in New Pacific.
Pan American announced a temporary suspension of its operations in Peru following a government-declared state of emergency. Only the headline and cover page are in the text supplied, so the duration, affected mines and financial impact are not given. Peru is where its Huaron and Morococha mines are located, per earlier context.
Pan American filed a new technical report on its La Colorada property in Zacatecas, Mexico, effective December 31, 2019, along with consents from three qualified persons (Martin Wafforn, Christopher Emerson and Americo Delgado). The text supplied contains only the cover page and consents, so no resource, reserve or expansion figures can be taken from it. It follows the La Colorada expansion discussed in earlier filings.
Pan American filed a feasibility-study technical report on the Escobal Mine in Guatemala, dated November 5, 2014 (resource effective January 23, 2014, reserve effective July 1, 2014). The text names Tahoe Resources in the mine's history section. The filing does not say why Pan American is filing it, and the resource and reserve figures were truncated. Inference only: part of a batch of Tahoe-related reports filed the same day.