Discovery Announces Increase and Extension of Revolving Credit Facility
Discovery Silver secured a $400m credit facility to fund development at its Porcupine and Kidd growth projects.

Discovery Silver Corp. (DSV) has amended its senior secured revolving credit facility, increasing total commitments from $250 million to $400 million. The maturity date for the facility has been extended from September 15, 2028, to July 30, 2030.
Pricing terms have been improved, with applicable margins reduced to 1.875%–3.00% and standby fees lowered to 0.422%–0.675% on the undrawn portion. Covenant flexibility was enhanced by increasing the maximum total net leverage ratio and removing the minimum liquidity requirement.
The transaction supports the company's strategy to double gold production at Porcupine to over 500,000 ounces annually and expand the Kidd Metallurgical Site following the June 2026 acquisition of Glencore's operations.
Discovery Silver Corp. (DSV) secured a standard credit facility amendment to provide additional liquidity and covenant headroom for the execution of the Porcupine expansion and Kidd Met integration. The market had already priced in the need for increased leverage given the $10M+1% NSR Kidd acquisition and the $195M–$235M growth capex guide. The stock moved from $8.57 on July 29 to $9.12 on July 30, indicating a muted, expected reaction. The news de-risks execution but does not alter the fundamental valuation drivers or production trajectory.
Discovery Silver Corp. (DSV) transformed into a Canadian gold producer following the April 2025 acquisition of the Porcupine Complex. Its core assets include the Hoyle Pond, Borden, Pamour, Dome, and TVZ projects in Timmins, Ontario. The company recently acquired Glencore's Kidd Operations, which comprises the Kidd Met Site, Kidd Creek Mine, and Tailings Management Area, adding critical processing infrastructure and base metal exposure. The Cordero project in Northern Mexico remains a long-term silver/gold development option.