Paramount Gold Nevada (PZG) Registration filing summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
Registration filing summary
16 Oct, 2026Company overview and business model
Acquires, explores and develops advanced-stage precious-metal projects in Nevada and Oregon; exploration and engineering programs aim to expand and upgrade mineralized material to reserves.
Grassy Mountain is in Malheur County, Oregon; the Sleeper Gold Project in Humboldt County, Nevada, was a producing mine until 1996.
Potential value-realization paths include selling projects to producers, joint ventures, or building and operating small mines.
Financial performance and metrics
Baker Tilly issued an unqualified audit opinion on FY26 and FY25 consolidated financial statements, with an explanatory paragraph concerning going-concern uncertainty.
Common shares outstanding were 86,546,696 on Oct. 9, 2026; the filing’s illustrative ATM case assumes 18,957,345 shares sold at $1.055, yielding 105,504,041 shares outstanding.
Previously sold $17,927,217 of common stock under the sales agreement.
Use of proceeds and capital allocation
Net proceeds from the ATM, if any, are intended for general working capital; proceeds are not intended for optional prepayment of indebtedness.
Actual proceeds and use timing may vary with progress on Oregon’s revised consolidated permit application for Grassy Mountain, related development, and unforeseen cash needs.
Pending use, proceeds may be invested in short-term interest-bearing investment-grade instruments, U.S. government securities and highly rated corporate debt.
Latest events from Paramount Gold Nevada
- Final permits for Grassy Mountain are imminent, unlocking growth at both flagship projects.PZG
Mining Forum Americas 2026 - Two advanced U.S. gold projects show strong economics and key milestones expected in H2 2026.PZG
Corporate presentation - Net loss rose to $15.56M as permitting advanced at Grassy Mountain and Sleeper studies progressed.PZG
Q4 2026 - Advancing high-value U.S. gold projects with robust economics and near-term development milestones.PZG
Corporate presentation - Net loss widened to $9.05 million amid higher permitting costs and ongoing funding challenges.PZG
Q4 2025 - Net loss rose to $8.06 million in FY2024 amid higher reclamation costs and ongoing liquidity risks.PZG
Q4 2024 - Shareholders are asked to vote on director elections, auditor ratification, executive pay, and an equity plan amendment.PZG
Proxy filing - Net loss increased to $2.03 million as the company continues exploration with no revenue.PZG
Q2 2025 - Net loss surged on higher exploration and derivative expenses; cash raised via equity and warrants.PZG
Q2 2026