Scorpio Gold Announces Receipt of $7.9 Million from Warrant Exercises and Expiry of Warrants
Scorpio Gold cleans up capital structure as warrant exercises inject $7.9M to fuel aggressive Nevada exploration

The most recent news (Feb 24, 2026) announces the receipt of $7,923,500 from the exercise of 39,617,500 warrants at $0.20 per share over the last seven months. This follows a string of positive drilling results from the Manhattan District, including a highlight of 49.62m at 3.14 g/t Au (Feb 19) and 36.82m at 5.22 g/t Au (Feb 11). Additionally, the company recently divested non-core mill assets for C$750,000 to fund a new centralized core processing facility, signaling a shift toward large-scale exploration efficiency.
The impact is Routine - Positive. While the $7.9M cash injection is significant for a junior explorer, it was largely expected as the stock has been trading well above the $0.20 exercise price for several months. - Treasury Strength: The funds provide the necessary runway for the ongoing 50,000-meter Phase 2 drill program without immediate need for a dilutive private placement. - Capital Structure: The expiry of the remaining $0.20 warrants simplifies the share structure and removes a potential "overhang" on the stock price. - Operational Momentum: The news confirms that shareholders are supportive and exercising warrants, providing non-dilutive capital (relative to current market prices) to advance the Manhattan District toward a multi-million-ounce target.
Scorpio Gold holds a 100% interest in the Manhattan District in Nevada, a consolidated land package of ~4,780 hectares. - Flagship: The Manhattan Project includes the Goldwedge underground mine and the Manhattan Pit (acquired from Kinross). - Resource: Current Inferred MRE of 740,000 oz gold at 1.26 g/t. - Infrastructure: The company is transitioning from a small-scale producer (400 tpd mill) to a district-scale explorer, recently selling old mill assets to focus on resource expansion.