Collective Mining Ltd.
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See all $CNL insider activity →Collective Mining (CNL) extended its Apollo system in Colombia after drill holes discovered a new mineralized breccia body, including 38m grading 15.25g gold/tonne. The find extends the system northward and vertically. Shares rose 3% to $21.41, valuing the company at $1.99B. Analysts see potential for resource growth and improved project economics.
Collective Mining Ltd. (NYSE: CNL, TSX: CNL) said Colombia’s ANM granted additional mining titles on July 10, 2026 after public hearings in Supia (May 21, 2026) and Marmato (Feb 17, 2026). The titles expand Guayabales titled land and add drill-ready targets. Company reported US$113.3M cash as of March 31, 2026 and up to 100,000m drilling planned for 2026.
The article says Big Tech is facing electricity constraints for AI data centers, citing Goldman Sachs projections that global data-center power demand could rise 165% by 2030 vs 2023 and utility feasibility-study delays of 2–4 years. It notes Google abandoned a $1B Indiana project, Amazon signed a nuclear deal with Talen, and Microsoft agreed to restart Three Mile Island for 835 MW. It highlights Bitzero (AIBZ) and Constellation Energy.
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The drill results suggest a larger resource potential, likely supporting higher near‑term valuation and encouraging further drilling investment.
Newly granted mining titles expand Guayabales’ titled footprint, improving exploration optionality and enabling additional drill targets.
Scale in power generation is positioned as a direct read-through to AI data-center electricity demand.
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Collective Mining (CNL) extended its Apollo system in Colombia after drill holes discovered a new mineralized breccia body, including 38m grading 15.25g gold/tonne. The find extends the system northward and vertically. Shares rose 3% to $21.41, valuing the company at $1.99B. Analysts see potential for resource growth and improved project economics.
2 min readCollective Mining Ltd. (NYSE: CNL, TSX: CNL) said Colombia’s ANM granted additional mining titles on July 10, 2026 after public hearings in Supia (May 21, 2026) and Marmato (Feb 17, 2026). The titles expand Guayabales titled land and add drill-ready targets. Company reported US$113.3M cash as of March 31, 2026 and up to 100,000m drilling planned for 2026.
3 min readThe article says Big Tech is facing electricity constraints for AI data centers, citing Goldman Sachs projections that global data-center power demand could rise 165% by 2030 vs 2023 and utility feasibility-study delays of 2–4 years. It notes Google abandoned a $1B Indiana project, Amazon signed a nuclear deal with Talen, and Microsoft agreed to restart Three Mile Island for 835 MW. It highlights Bitzero (AIBZ) and Constellation Energy.
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