Minaurum Silver Inc. (TSXV: MGG) (OTCQX: MMRGF) is undergoing a significant transformation, officially transitioning from a gold-focused explorer to a silver-centric company. The rebrand, approved by the board on November 19, 2025, reflects a deliberate strategic realignment centered on the company’s flagship Alamos Silver Project in Sonora, Mexico.
Why the Name Change Matters
The timing of this evolution is far from arbitrary. With the company poised to release its inaugural resource estimate for the Alamos Silver Project in the coming months, the rebrand represents a natural progression. As President and CEO Darrell Rader explained, “With the Company positioned to release its maiden resource estimate on the Alamos Silver Project in the new year, this rebrand is a natural step that reflects our focus on advancing and growing the project.” The new ticker will go live on December 22, 2025, on the TSXV, while maintaining the familiar MGG symbol and MMRGF designation on the OTCQX.
A Pedigree Built on Silver Success
What distinguishes Minaurum Silver’s pivot is not merely a name change—it’s backed by a team with proven silver expertise. The company’s founder, Dr. Peter Megaw, carries an impressive track record, having discovered MAG Silver Corp.'s Juanicipio mine, recognized as one of the most consequential silver discoveries of the past 20 years. This legacy serves as the foundation for the company’s current trajectory.
Bolstering this advantage, Minaurum enlisted the resource modeling team from SilverCrest Metals earlier in 2025. Ruben Molina, now serving as Senior Project Manager of the Alamos Silver Project, brings refined technical capabilities to advance the project toward development. His team has substantially elevated Minaurum’s capacity to push Alamos forward in its growth and value-creation journey.
What’s Ahead
Shareholders holding existing certificates will face no administrative burden—old share certificates remain valid and unaffected. The new CUSIP (60253E107) and ISIN (CA60253E1079) numbers have been assigned, though trading symbols persist unchanged. Beyond Alamos, Minaurum maintains the Lone Mountain CRD Project in Nevada, USA, positioning the company as a diversified player in the precious and base metals exploration space.
This rebrand signals management’s conviction that Minaurum Silver’s future lies in unlocking silver’s potential at Alamos, with a technical roster seasoned enough to deliver on that promise.
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Strategic Pivot: Minaurum Gold Rebrands to Minaurum Silver as Alamos Project Reaches Critical Milestone
Minaurum Silver Inc. (TSXV: MGG) (OTCQX: MMRGF) is undergoing a significant transformation, officially transitioning from a gold-focused explorer to a silver-centric company. The rebrand, approved by the board on November 19, 2025, reflects a deliberate strategic realignment centered on the company’s flagship Alamos Silver Project in Sonora, Mexico.
Why the Name Change Matters
The timing of this evolution is far from arbitrary. With the company poised to release its inaugural resource estimate for the Alamos Silver Project in the coming months, the rebrand represents a natural progression. As President and CEO Darrell Rader explained, “With the Company positioned to release its maiden resource estimate on the Alamos Silver Project in the new year, this rebrand is a natural step that reflects our focus on advancing and growing the project.” The new ticker will go live on December 22, 2025, on the TSXV, while maintaining the familiar MGG symbol and MMRGF designation on the OTCQX.
A Pedigree Built on Silver Success
What distinguishes Minaurum Silver’s pivot is not merely a name change—it’s backed by a team with proven silver expertise. The company’s founder, Dr. Peter Megaw, carries an impressive track record, having discovered MAG Silver Corp.'s Juanicipio mine, recognized as one of the most consequential silver discoveries of the past 20 years. This legacy serves as the foundation for the company’s current trajectory.
Bolstering this advantage, Minaurum enlisted the resource modeling team from SilverCrest Metals earlier in 2025. Ruben Molina, now serving as Senior Project Manager of the Alamos Silver Project, brings refined technical capabilities to advance the project toward development. His team has substantially elevated Minaurum’s capacity to push Alamos forward in its growth and value-creation journey.
What’s Ahead
Shareholders holding existing certificates will face no administrative burden—old share certificates remain valid and unaffected. The new CUSIP (60253E107) and ISIN (CA60253E1079) numbers have been assigned, though trading symbols persist unchanged. Beyond Alamos, Minaurum maintains the Lone Mountain CRD Project in Nevada, USA, positioning the company as a diversified player in the precious and base metals exploration space.
This rebrand signals management’s conviction that Minaurum Silver’s future lies in unlocking silver’s potential at Alamos, with a technical roster seasoned enough to deliver on that promise.