New Pacific Metals Corp
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- CEO
- Jalen Yuan
- Full Time Employees
- 36
- Sector
- Non-energy minerals
- Industry
- Precious metals
- Address
- 1066 Hastings Street Vancouver BC Canada V6E 3X1
- IPO Date
- Sep 17, 1984
- Website
- newpacificmetals.com
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- New Pacific Metals Corp. is a Canadian exploration and development company focused on precious metal properties in Bolivia. The Company operates three primary projects: the flagship Silver Sand Project, which is the largest silver discovery in Bolivia in the last 30 years and features significant indicated and inferred silver resources amenable to open-pit mining; the Carangas Silver-Gold Project known for lower-cost production on a per-ounce basis; and the Silverstrike Silver-Gold Project, all located in Bolivia's Potosí Department. Its core products and services include the exploration, development, and future production of silver and gold mineral resources through advanced geological studies, drilling programs, and economic assessments. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, New Pacific Metals concentrates on advancing its silver-dominant assets toward commercial production. In the last two years, New Pacific Metals has notably completed substantial financing rounds, including C$40.4 million and C$35.1 million bought deal financings in 2025 to support exploration and development activities at the Silver Sand and Carangas projects. The company secured strategic investment participation by Silvercorp Metals, which holds a significant equity stake, reflecting a key partnership aligned with advancing its projects. New Pacific Metals has also filed a base shelf prospectus to replace an expired prospectus, facilitating future capital market activities. Operationally, the company continues to report prefeasibility study results confirming strong economic potential at Silver Sand, with a post-tax net present value of US$740 million (5% discount) and IRR of 37%, highlighting its readiness for the next stages of project development. Governance stability was reaffirmed with recent shareholder support at its annual meeting and auditor re-appointment. These activities underscore New Pacific Metals' strategic focus on progressing its high-quality silver and silver-gold assets in Bolivia toward economic viability and production readiness.
Company News
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NEW PACIFIC FILES FORM 40-F ANNUAL REPORT
New Pacific Metals Reports Signing of Administrative Mining Contracts and Commencement of the 2026 Drill Program at the Carangas Project
New Pacific Metals Announces Filing of Preliminary Economic Assessment for the Carangas Project
New Pacific Metals Announces Filing of Preliminary Economic Assessment for the Carangas Project
New Pacific Metals: Carangas Creates A Two-Asset Sequencing Opportunity
New Pacific Metals Reports Results of Updated Carangas Preliminary Economic Assessment: Post-tax $2.65 Billion NPV (5%) and 35.9% IRR; 339.0 Million Oz of Silver Equivalent Produced
New Pacific Metals: 47% Insider Ownership And $4 Billion Of Silver
New Pacific Metals Announces Framework Agreement for Cooperation and Coordination with the Carangas Community
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New Pacific Metals Stimulated As Illegal Mining Stopped In Bolivia, And Record Silver Prices
NEW PACIFIC ANNOUNCES 2025 AGM RESULTS
New Pacific Metals Announces Permanent CEO and CFO Appointments
New Pacific Metals Closes C$40.4 Million Bought Deal Financing
New Pacific Metals Announces C$35.1 Million Bought Deal Financing
New Pacific Metals Announces C$35.1 Million Bought Deal Financing
New Pacific Metals Files Base Shelf Prospectus to Replace Expired Shelf Prospectus
New Pacific Metals Announces Executive Changes
New Pacific Metals Announces 2025 Plans for Operations in Bolivia