Dakota Gold Corp.

Grades, Permits and Antimony: The Three Things Driving New Zealand’s Return to the Gold Map

This is a paid promotional commentary by USA News Group, which discloses it was compensated by RUA GOLD Inc.; Dakota Gold (DC) is mentioned only briefly among other gold developers. Dakota Gold's sole update is that it received final assays from its Richmond Hill Oxide Heap Leach Gold Project in South Dakota's Homestake District, with an updated resource and Pre-Feasibility Study expected in Q4 2026 and a Feasibility Study mid-2027, targeting production as soon as 2029. The bulk of the piece promotes RUA GOLD's New Zealand projects; treat the entire release as sponsored marketing content rather than a company disclosure.

•2d ago

Fast-Track Permitting Is Reshaping the Gold-Antimony Development Race

This GlobeNewswire item is a paid US Metal News commentary primarily promoting Rua Gold's Auld Creek gold-antimony project; Dakota Gold (DC) appears only as sector context. For Dakota Gold, the article recaps prior news: Richmond Hill column-leach recoveries of up to 92.0% and a pre-feasibility study on track for Q4 2026. The publisher discloses compensation from Rua Gold and a conflict of interest, so nothing here is a new Dakota Gold disclosure or catalyst.

•26d ago

Fast-Track Permitting Is Reshaping the Gold-Antimony Development Race

This is a paid, Rua Gold-funded market commentary piece about fast-track permitting for gold-antimony developers; Dakota Gold (DC) appears only as a sector comparison. Dakota Gold's Richmond Hill project in South Dakota is described as a large, low-grade oxide heap-leach deposit (0.566 g/t average grade) with column-leach recoveries up to 92.0% and a pre-feasibility study on track for Q4 2026. No new DC-specific disclosure appears in the release; the publisher, Market Equities Limited, is compensated by Rua Gold, creating a clear promotional conflict of interest.

•1mo ago

Elemental Royalty Announces US$290 Million Acquisition of Royalty and Streaming Portfolio, Strategic Divestment of Generation Business and Management Succession

Elemental Royalty (NASDAQ/TSX: ELE) announced a US$290 million acquisition of a five-asset stream and royalty portfolio from funds managed by Orion Mine Finance, including two 1% NSR royalties over Dakota Gold's Homestake District properties in South Dakota, home to the filer's flagship Richmond Hill project. Consideration comprises US$200 million in cash and US$90 million in equity (4,289,053 Elemental shares, about 5.6% of shares outstanding), funded in part by an upsized US$250 million revolving credit facility from National Bank of Canada. Elemental also raised 2026 guidance to 19,500-22,000 GEOs with revenue of US$89.8-US$101.1 million expected at US$4,500/oz gold. In parallel, Elemental agreed to divest its Generation Business to Carlin East for a cornerstone stake valued at US$8.5 million (~19.9%), cutting annual cash expenses by roughly US$6 million (~25%) and headcount by over 50%; CEO David M. Cole resigned effective immediately to lead Carlin East, with founder and COO Frederick Bell appointed CEO. For Dakota Gold (NYSE American: DC), the transaction changes no economics - the royalties were acquired from Orion, not from Dakota Gold - with first production from Richmond Hill anticipated in 2029, making the deal mainly third-party validation of the Homestake District.

•1mo ago

Dakota Gold Releases 2025 Sustainability Report

Dakota Gold Corp. (NYSE American: DC) published its 2025 Sustainability Report, covering health and safety, environmental stewardship, community engagement and corporate governance across its projects in the Homestake District of South Dakota. CEO Jack Henris said safety, environmental protection, reclamation and closure are being incorporated into planning and engineering from the beginning as the company advances Richmond Hill toward development. Dakota Gold is advancing the Richmond Hill Gold Project toward production as soon as 2029 while continuing to define and expand the high-grade underground gold resource potential at the Maitland Gold Project. The release contains no new financial or operational metrics and is a routine stakeholder disclosure available on the company website.

•1mo ago

DC: 10-Q · periodic report

Dakota Gold Corp. reported a Q2 2026 net loss of $8.3 million versus $6.5 million a year earlier, with six-month losses widening to $16.8 million from $10.2 million as the pre-revenue explorer accelerated drilling and studies. Exploration expenses rose to $6.5 million in the quarter on higher assay, drilling, and metallurgical study costs at the Richmond Hill and Maitland projects. Cash and cash equivalents climbed to $99.3 million as of June 30, 2026 from $29.7 million at year-end 2025, boosted by a February 2026 public offering that raised $71.7 million net (12,561,000 shares at $6.08), $10.9 million from warrant exercises, and $3.5 million from the ATM program. Management stated it has sufficient resources to meet obligations for at least one year. Operationally, Richmond Hill is advancing from an Initial Assessment to a Pre-Feasibility Study in the second half of 2026 with a Feasibility Study targeted for 2027, supported by ~15,500 meters of planned drilling and metallurgical results expected in Q4 2026. At Maitland, the Unionville Zone is targeting a maiden mineral resource by the first half of 2027. CEO Dr. Robert Quartermain retires from the CEO role effective August 18, 2026, with President and COO Jack Henris succeeding him and joining the board, while Quartermain remains Co-Chair. Note the dilution: shares outstanding rose about 17.5% during the six months to 134.1 million, and a $50 million ATM program remains available.

SEC 10-Q•2mo ago

Dakota Gold Announces Leadership Changes as It Advances Its Richmond Hill Gold Project

Dakota Gold announced a leadership transition effective August 18, 2026, with Dr. Robert Quartermain retiring as CEO to become Co-Chair while President and COO Jack Henris succeeds him as CEO. The Company reported $107 million in cash as of March 2026 and stated it has secured funding to execute planned programs through 2028. Shawn Campbell was appointed Chief Development Officer to oversee construction financing, and Amy Koenig will manage permitting processes as the company prepares to file a large-scale mine permit later this year.

•2mo ago

BTV Explores: Osisko Development, Dakota Gold, Q2 Metals, Talisker Resources, Wallbridge Mining, Oreterra Metals, & Nevada Organic Phosphate

Dakota Gold Corp. is scheduled to appear on an upcoming episode of BTV - Business Television, a program focused on investment opportunities in the resource sector. The segment highlights Dakota Gold's ongoing engineering work and exploration at the Homestake District in South Dakota, noting the company's progress toward a planned pre-feasibility study. The episode will also feature other mining companies including Osisko Development, Q2 Metals, Talisker Resources, Wallbridge Mining, Oreterra Metals, and Nevada Organic Phosphate.

•4mo ago

DC: 8-K · proxy statement

Dakota Gold Corp. reported the results of its 2026 annual meeting of stockholders held on May 27, 2026. Stockholders approved the election of seven directors and the ratification of Deloitte & Touche LLP as the independent auditor for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2026. All seven director nominees received substantial support, with votes in favor ranging from approximately 61.7 million to 66.4 million shares. The auditor ratification proposal received over 96.8 million votes in favor, indicating strong shareholder confidence in the current board and financial oversight.

SEC 8-K•4mo ago