Silver Spruce Receives TSXV Conditional Approval of Debt Settlement
Silver Spruce clears a debt-to-equity swap, though its cash runway remains tight.

Silver Spruce Resources Inc. (SSE) confirmed on Sept 22, 2026, that it received conditional TSXV approval for a debt settlement agreement originally announced on Aug 14, 2026. The transaction involves settling a $20,000 debt owed to a company controlled by a former officer and director by issuing 210,526 common shares at a deemed price of $0.095 per share. The deal requires final TSXV approval and imposes a four-month hold period on the issued shares. This development serves as an administrative follow-up to the previously announced restructuring of minor related-party indebtedness.
Silver Spruce Resources Inc. (SSE) announced a procedural update regarding a $20,000 debt, a figure that remains immaterial relative to the company’s approximately $2.8 million market capitalization and $716,000 cash balance. The associated share dilution is negligible, representing roughly 0.6% of the approximately 35 million outstanding shares, and falls well within typical corporate action thresholds.
The approval does not alter the company's going concern status, cash burn rate, or exploration timeline. The market had already priced in the need for minor capital management, with this release serving as confirmation of a routine administrative step.
Silver Spruce Resources Inc. (SSE) is an early-stage exploration company focused on precious and base metals in Mexico and Canada. Its flagship project is Pino de Plata, a 397-hectare Ag-Pb-Zn-Cu-Au property located 15 km west of Coeur Mining's Palmarejo operations in Chihuahua, Mexico. Surface sampling at the site shows widespread high-grade silver, with results exceeding 50 g/t Ag and local targets reaching over 500 g/t Ag. The property has never been drilled, and three target types have been identified: disseminated epithermal, carbonate replacement, and vein mineralization.
The company also holds secondary projects, including Jackie Au-Ag in Sonora, Mexico, and Melchett Lake VMS in Ontario, Canada. Both assets are in early exploration phases, with planned trenching and drilling pending permits and land access.