Live News • Jul 21
Collective Mining Progresses Guayabales Exploration Adit and Names Projects Vice President Collective Mining has progressed engineering and permitting for an exploration adit at its Guayabales Project in Caldas, Colombia, with construction targeted to start in the fourth quarter of 2026, and has appointed Josué Romanos as vice president of projects.
The exploration adit is intended to create underground access that could support future drilling, resource delineation and development work as Guayabales moves through technical studies and permitting, with Romanos focused on project execution.
Collective Mining’s shares trade at CA$18.25, with the stock down 35.4% over the past 90 days.
These steps indicate that Collective Mining is moving Guayabales into a more advanced work phase while also adding senior project leadership. This can affect timelines, capital needs and execution risk for anyone tracking the company’s development pipeline. Live News • Jul 15
Collective Mining Secures New Mining Titles at Guayabales After Public Hearings Collective Mining said the Colombian National Mining Agency has granted it additional mining titles at Guayabales following public hearings in Supia and Marmato, expanding the company’s titled land position and adding new drill-ready targets.
The company reports it is fully funded for its 2026 exploration program, with multiple drill rigs already operating at the Guayabales Project, so the extra titles feed directly into an existing work program rather than requiring fresh capital.
Collective Mining’s stock last traded at CA$18.23, with the share price down 31.4% over the past 90 days, setting this operational update against a weak recent trading backdrop.
The key question for investors is how effectively Collective Mining can turn the enlarged land package and drill-ready targets into tangible project progress, given the recent share price pressure and the long timelines typical in Colombian mining development. Live News • Jun 30
Collective Mining Uncovers High-Grade Tungsten-Enriched Zone at Apollo Project in Colombia Collective Mining reported a new high-grade, tungsten-enriched subzone at the Apollo system in Colombia, including an intercept of 27.35 m at 37.55 g/t AuEq containing 1.68% WO3, 11.62 g/t gold, 54 g/t silver and 0.43% copper, starting about 300 m below surface.
The company says the Apollo system remains open for further expansion and that its 2026 drilling program is fully funded, with 13 diamond drill rigs operating across the Guayabales and San Antonio projects.
Collective Mining’s share price is around CA$17.86, with the stock down about 20.4% over the past month.
The discovery adds a tungsten-rich component to Collective Mining’s portfolio, which could affect future project economics and offtake potential, but investors still need clarity on how this subzone fits into eventual resource estimates, mine plans and capital requirements. 
