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Santacruz Silver – NASDAQ Stock Uplisting Process Underway, and A Comprehensive Q3 Operations Review In Bolivia and Mexico

Nov 7, 2025
Arturo Préstamo Elizondo, Executive Chairman and CEO of Santacruz Silver Mining Ltd., dives into the company's upcoming Nasdaq listing, explaining its benefits for transparency and liquidity. He clarifies that a planned share consolidation is a strategic move to meet listing requirements, not a sign of financial distress. Arturo shares insights on Q3 operations, including the impact of water issues at Bolivar, high-grade zones for recovery, and the performance of their ore-sourcing business. He also discusses promising Q4 projections amidst rising metal prices.
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INSIGHT

Reverse Split Is For Nasdaq Compliance

  • Santacruz plans a reverse share consolidation only to meet Nasdaq's US$4 minimum bid requirement and not to enable dilutive financings.
  • Management expects the consolidation to be around 4:1 and used purely for listing compliance.
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Why Nasdaq Over NYSE

  • The company chose Nasdaq because it fits a growth-oriented strategy and offers better access to institutional and international investors.
  • Nasdaq also has lower listing costs and compliance compared with the NYSE, suiting Santacruz as a growing mid-tier producer.
INSIGHT

Bolivar Watering Hit Q3 Production

  • Q3 production dipped due to prolonged water inflow at Bolivar, which limited access to high-grade Pomabamba and Nane zones.
  • Management expects mitigation via new pumps and a fifth dewatering line to restore output by mid next quarter and early next year.
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