Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
27 July 2022drilling result▲ Good
Yamana announced positive exploration results at Odyssey and Wasamac, continued East Gouldie drilling showing expansion potential, and Wasamac infill results supporting an expanded production scenario (per the title). Only the cover page and exhibit index are provided, so no drill figures are shown.
Yamana announced positive exploration results at El Peñón, Odyssey and Wasamac, completed a TCFD climate action report, and noted an Investor Day on April 5. This follows the climate-related policy adopted in the 2021 results. Only the cover page and exhibit index are provided, so no drill figures are shown.
Yamana reported updated mineral reserves and resources, which the title says underpin increasing mine lives across its portfolio. Only the cover page and exhibit index are provided, so the reserve and resource numbers are not shown.
Yamana announced the discovery of new mineralized zones at Wasamac and an update on its growth projects. Detailed drill results were offered as a separate PDF and are not in the filing text provided, so no figures are shown.
Yamana reported positive initial exploration drill results at Wasamac and an update on its generative exploration program. This continues the Wasamac work from 2021. Only the cover page and exhibit index are provided, so no drill figures are shown.
Yamana reported positive exploration results at its producing mines, with new zones and targets identified at all operations that could expand the resource base and mine life (per the title, which is truncated). Only the cover page and exhibit index are provided, so no drill figures are shown.
Yamana reported significant progress on the Phase 2 expansion at Jacobina and strong exploration results. The title says costs to complete Phase 2 are significantly reduced compared with the original estimate and that Phase 3 evaluation is advancing. This follows the Phase 2 pre-feasibility study in the 2020 report. Only the cover page and exhibit index are provided, so no cost or drill figures are shown.
Yamana gave notice of a Wasamac Project feasibility study update (title truncated). This continues the June 2021 announcement about Wasamac timing. Only the cover page and exhibit index are provided, so no study results or dates are shown.
Yamana announced a timeline for its Wasamac feasibility study update and development decision, and the acquisition of properties next to Wasamac. The title describes them as structural extensions of gold mineralization. This follows the January 2021 Wasamac acquisition. Only the cover page and exhibit index are provided, so the timing, price and terms are not shown.
Yamana filed updated NI 43-101 technical reports for the El Peñón mine in Chile (effective Dec 31, 2020, signed March 25, 2021) and the Canadian Malartic mine in Quebec. The El Peñón table of contents shows resource, reserve and life-of-mine sections, but no figures are visible in the excerpt.
Yamana outlined 2021 plans for its generative exploration program and reported positive advances at Lavra Velha, Monument Bay and Borborema, and added two early-stage projects (title truncated). Only the cover page and exhibit index are provided, so no figures are shown.
Yamana gave an exploration update at Canadian Malartic, its mine interest with Agnico Eagle, and announced positive drill results from East Gouldie. Only the cover page and exhibit index are provided, so the drill figures are not shown.
Yamana reported exploration success in new areas at Minera Florida, which the title says could significantly expand the resource base and increase mine life, plus El Peñón results (title truncated). Only the cover page and exhibit index are provided, so no drill results are shown.
Yamana filed an NI 43-101 technical report on the Jacobina gold mine in Bahia, Brazil (effective December 31, 2019, signed May 29, 2020), written by Yamana staff plus an SLR consultant. The table of contents shows it includes a Phase 2 expansion pre-feasibility study, but the resource, reserve and cost figures are not visible in the excerpt.
Yamana announced the filing of a technical report (the title is truncated). Only the cover page and exhibit index are provided; the Jacobina report filed the same day suggests it is that report, as an inference.
Yamana reported significant exploration results supporting mine life extensions at Jacobina and El Peñón, including new secondary veins and extensions of primary vein systems at El Peñón. Only the cover page and exhibit index are provided, so the drill numbers are not shown.
Yamana issued a press release updating its generative exploration program and its plans to unlock value from advanced and advancing exploration projects, to lay the foundation for its next generation of mines (title truncated). Only the cover page and exhibit index are provided, so no projects, results or budgets are shown.
Yamana filed an updated technical report by RPA on its Jacobina mine complex in Bahia, Brazil (report dated September 30, 2019, effective June 30, 2019). The excerpt shows only the table of contents and cautionary language, so the resource and reserve figures are not visible; it follows the 2013 Jacobina production figure in the context.
Yamana filed an RPA technical report on the Chapada copper-gold mine in Goiás, Brazil (report dated March 21, 2018). Yamana owns 100% through Mineração Maracá, and production began at Corpo Principal in 2007. Measured and indicated resources, exclusive of reserves, at December 31, 2017 are 356.4 million tonnes with 2.8 million ounces of gold and 1,313 million pounds of copper, with a further 74.6 million tonnes inferred. The report also says Yamana's mines produced 977,000 ounces of gold in 2017, and attributable production was 1,096,000 ounces including a 65.5% weighted-average Brio Gold interest.
Yamana filed an RPA technical report on the El Peñón mine in Chile (report dated March 2, 2018). At December 31, 2017, reserves are 4.39 million tonnes at 5.41 g/t gold and 166.9 g/t silver, containing 763.8 thousand ounces of gold and 23.6 million ounces of silver (reserves priced at US$1,250 gold, US$18 silver). Measured and indicated resources, exclusive of reserves, are 317.8 thousand ounces of gold, plus 960 thousand ounces of gold inferred. The mine produces about 3,000 tonnes a day. The 2012 context had 3.7 Moz GEO of reserves, but this report uses different units and is not directly comparable.
Yamana filed a 6-K for a press release titled 'Yamana Gold Provides an Exploration Update'. Only the cover page and exhibit index are provided, so no results are shown.
Yamana filed a 6-K with an exploration update dated October 27, 2016, covering its programs at Gualcamayo, El Peñón and other sites (the title text is truncated). The text provided has only the cover page and exhibit index, so no results are shown.
Yamana filed a 6-K for a press release titled 'Yamana Gold Provides Exploration Update'. Only the cover page and exhibit index are provided, so no results or sites are shown. It continues routine exploration reporting.
Yamana filed a 6-K for a press release titled 'Yamana Gold Provides Brazilian Exploration Update'. Only the cover page and exhibit index are provided, so no drilling results or locations are shown. It continues the company's exploration reporting in Brazil, where it operates Chapada, Jacobina and others.
Yamana filed an NI 43-101 technical report on the Canadian Malartic property in Quebec, effective June 16, 2014 and signed August 13, 2014. The report's contents include resource and reserve estimates, but the excerpt shows only the table of contents, so no tonnage, grade, cost or ownership figures are available. It supports disclosure on the Canadian Malartic interest gained in the June 2014 Osisko acquisition with Agnico Eagle.
Yamana filed a 6-K for a press release announcing results of the Cerro Moro feasibility study, with the subtitle 'Reduced initial capital expenditure providing significant returns'. Only the cover page and exhibit index are provided, so no capital cost, production or return figures are available. Cerro Moro is the Argentine project acquired with Extorre in August 2012, so this follows up the plan to define a development path.
Yamana filed three independent technical reports (dated February 2014, prepared by RPA) on Jacobina, Mercedes and Chapada. The text shown covers only Jacobina: Yamana owns 100%, it produced 73,695 ounces of gold in 2013 from 1.58 million tonnes of ore, and the mill has nominal capacity of 195,000 tonnes a month. These reports support the company's reserve and resource disclosure; the Mercedes and Chapada contents are not shown.
Yamana filed a 6-K for a press release titled 'Yamana Announces Another Year of Mineral Resource Increases', dated February 18, 2014. Only the cover page and exhibit index are provided, so no figures are available; it presumably follows the year-end 2012 reserve and resource update (an inference from the title).
Yamana filed a 6-K cover page for a press release titled 'Yamana Gold Provides 2013 Exploration Update', subtitled 'Exploration continues to unlock value at existing operations'. The text provided contains only the cover sheet and exhibit index, with no drilling results, so nothing further can be said about what was found. It continues the 2013 exploration program but its content is not shown.
Yamana reported year-end 2012 reserves of 19.3 million gold-equivalent ounces, up 4% from 2011 and net of production, with measured and indicated resources up 15% to 15.6 million and inferred resources up 10% to 11.4 million. This follows the 2011 figures (18.6 million reserves); El Peñón reserves are 3.7 million ounces, Chapada's gold reserves rose 11% as part of Corpo Sul moved into reserves, and Jacobina's rose 21%. Gualcamayo reserves fell from production, and the company has started a milling-options evaluation expected in the first half of 2013. Prices used are unchanged (US$950 gold, US$20 silver, US$2.50 copper). The excerpt is truncated partway through the Mercedes section.