Announcement • May 12
Hycroft Mining Holding Corporation Announces Board Changes Hycroft Mining Holding Corporation announced that Diane R. Garrett assumed the position of Executive Chairman, and will continue her role as Chief Executive Officer. The appointment of Ms. Garrett as Executive Chairman is expected to further align Board and management leadership, enhancing the Company's ability to execute on its strategy and drive long-term value. In line with the Company's growth strategy, Hycroft recently completed a Board review, resulting in this leadership transition and the initiation of a process to appoint three additional independent directors. In parallel, Hycroft continues to strengthen its leadership team and expects to make additional key hires in the coming months, building on the recent appointment of Eric Colby as Executive Vice President, Corporate Development. These additions will enhance the Company's operational and strategic capabilities as it advances towards production. Thomas Weng is a Hycroft Board Director and former Chairman. Tom made significant and invaluable contributions and provided leadership during a transformational period in Hycroft's development, and we look forward to continuing to work with Tom as Lead Independent Director. HYMC
Live News • May 09
Hycroft Mining Faces Securities Law Investigation Over Investor Disclosures And Shareholder Losses Schall Law Firm has launched an investigation into Hycroft Mining Holding for potential securities law violations.
The probe focuses on whether Hycroft issued false or misleading statements or failed to disclose material information to investors.
Investors who report losses in Hycroft shares are being encouraged by the firm to contact them and consider joining a class action effort.
For you as a shareholder or prospective investor, the key point is that this is an investigation by a plaintiffs’ law firm, not a finding of wrongdoing by regulators or a court. The focus is on Hycroft’s disclosures and whether any statements to the market misrepresented the company’s situation or omitted information that could be considered important to investors.
These types of investigations can lead to class action lawsuits if enough investors participate and the firm believes it has a strong case. They can also add legal and reputational risk for the company, which some investors weigh alongside operational and financial factors. If you hold or are considering HYMC, it can be useful to review the company’s recent filings, press releases and any responses from Hycroft regarding this inquiry to understand how the situation might affect risk and sentiment around the stock. Announcement • Apr 23
Hycroft Mining Holding Corporation Engages Engineering Firm to Assess Underground Mining Options Hycroft Mining Holding Corporation announced an update on its exploration activities at the Hycroft mine, located in Nevada, USA, a Tier 1 mining jurisdiction. The Company has engaged RESPEC Company LLC to review underground mining options for the recently discovered high-grade silver systems at Brimstone and Vortex. RESPEC will collaborate closely with Hycroft's technical team, utilizing all data from work completed to date. The scope of work includes evaluation of mining methods, conceptual mine design, and schedule development, culminating in an internal report to the Company. In parallel, the Company is evaluating the development of an exploration decline to enable underground drill access. This initiative is expected to maximize drilling efficiencies while delivering savings in both time and cost. RESPEC's engineering work will determine the optimal portal location and appropriate decline dimensions, which could also support future production. This work represents an important step as Hycroft advances exploration and evaluates future development opportunities for the high-grade silver systems. WestLand Engineering & Environmental Services Inc. has completed the engineering work associated with the additional lifts on the tailings storage facility. The additional tailings storage facility capacity is needed to accommodate additional tailing material as a result of the large increase in the Company's mineral resources that were announced earlier in February. With this work now completed, Ausenco Engineering South USA Inc. can complete the Initial Assessment Technical Report with economics. The Company is anticipating that it will be complete during the second quarter of 2026. 
