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Americas Gold and Silver Corp. (USAS) announced on Thursday that it signed a binding agreement to acquire 100% of Crescent Silver, LLC, owner of the Crescent Mine in Idaho, for around $65 million.
The acquisition includes $20 million in cash and about 11.1 million USAS common shares, valued at roughly $45 million based on a price of $4 per share.
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In addition to containing high-grade silver, the Crescent mine also contains copper and antimony.
To fund the cash portion, USAS entered into a “bought deal” private placement with Canaccord Genuity Corp. and BMO Capital Markets to raise gross proceeds of $65 million through equity financing.
The fully permitted Crescent Mine holds a high-grade historical mineral resource totaling 22.9 million ounces (Moz) of silver across categories. Based on prior studies, the mine could add 1.4 - 1.6 Moz of annual silver output, while also increasing the company’s exposure to antimony.
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Its close proximity to Galena complex offers operational advantages, including shared processing, infrastructure, and workforce efficiencies.
With less than 5% of the property explored, Americas plans to launch a five-year drilling program beginning in 2026.
“Significant parts of the mine have yet to be drilled and we expect to target these with a US$3.5 million drill program commencing in 2026. While the near-term development at Crescent is potentially accretive to our silver and antimony resources, we are excited to test these areas to evaluate the strong potential for mine-life extension,” said Paul Andre Huet, Chairman and CEO.
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Stock Watch
Despite the acquisition update, USAS stock fell 9.4%.
The stock has also remained in the ‘bearish’ territory over the past 24 hours.
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USAS shares have seen significant buying interest so far this year, gaining more than 320%.
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