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See all $PPTA insider activity →Perpetua Resources Corp. (PPTA) has drilled 5,800 meters at its Stibnite Gold Project in Idaho, with construction ongoing. The company holds the only U.S. antimony reserve and has received over $87 million in government awards. Gold prices are elevated, and the project has a $2.9 billion EXIM loan approved. Analysts have set price targets up to CA$55.00, with production targeted for 2029.
Perpetua Resources (PPTA) reported progress on its Stibnite Gold Project in Idaho, including construction, equipment fabrication, and exploration drilling. Key findings include high-grade gold and antimony results. The company also received U.S. military funding for antimony processing. Gold prices fell due to Fed rate hike expectations, but remain up 30.6% year-over-year. Antimony and tungsten prices have seen significant multi-year gains.
Perpetua Resources (PPTA) can proceed with early construction at its Stibnite gold-antimony project in Idaho after a U.S. federal court upheld key approvals. The $1.3B project is supported by the U.S. military and EXIM Bank. National Bank rates PPTA 'outperform' with a C$55 target. Shares fell 1.8% to C$34.28 on broader market declines.
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The drill results and secured financing improve the project's near‑term outlook and may lift the stock.
The update signals ongoing project momentum but does not introduce new material contracts or financing.
De‑risking event likely supports share upside as construction proceeds and financing closes.
The loan approval provides a clear runway for project completion and may lift the stock as financing risk recedes.
Perpetua Resources said the U.S. Export-Import Bank unanimously approved a $2.9 billion senior secured loan for its 100% owned Stibnite gold project in Idaho, under the Make More in America initiative. The company reported $574.2 million unrestricted cash at end-June and spent $28.9 million on $3,000 gold put options for up to 158,016 ounces. Funding and conditions precedent remain.
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Perpetua Resources Corp. (PPTA) has drilled 5,800 meters at its Stibnite Gold Project in Idaho, with construction ongoing. The company holds the only U.S. antimony reserve and has received over $87 million in government awards. Gold prices are elevated, and the project has a $2.9 billion EXIM loan approved. Analysts have set price targets up to CA$55.00, with production targeted for 2029.
3 min readPerpetua Resources (PPTA) reported progress on its Stibnite Gold Project in Idaho, including construction, equipment fabrication, and exploration drilling. Key findings include high-grade gold and antimony results. The company also received U.S. military funding for antimony processing. Gold prices fell due to Fed rate hike expectations, but remain up 30.6% year-over-year. Antimony and tungsten prices have seen significant multi-year gains.
3 min readPerpetua Resources (PPTA) can proceed with early construction at its Stibnite gold-antimony project in Idaho after a U.S. federal court upheld key approvals. The $1.3B project is supported by the U.S. military and EXIM Bank. National Bank rates PPTA 'outperform' with a C$55 target. Shares fell 1.8% to C$34.28 on broader market declines.
2 min readPerpetua Resources (PPTA) secured a $2.9B loan approval from the U.S. EXIM Board for its Idaho gold-antimony project. The financing, plus $574.2M in cash, is expected to cover the $2.576B construction cost. Analysts set price targets between $30 and $43.50, citing project scale and critical-minerals exposure.
2 min readPerpetua Resources said the U.S. Export-Import Bank unanimously approved a $2.9 billion senior secured loan for its 100% owned Stibnite gold project in Idaho, under the Make More in America initiative. The company reported $574.2 million unrestricted cash at end-June and spent $28.9 million on $3,000 gold put options for up to 158,016 ounces. Funding and conditions precedent remain.
4 min readPerpetua Resources (NASDAQ: PPTA) reported Q2 2026 net loss of $97.5 million, or $0.78 per share, versus a $6.0 million net loss and $0.08 per share a year earlier. The pre-revenue company recorded no operating revenue as Stibnite development spending rose. Shares closed at $25.24 on Aug. 14.
6 min readPerpetua Resources Corp. (Nasdaq: PPTA, TSX: PPTA) reported unaudited Q2 2026 results for the period ended June 30, 2026. It posted a net loss of $97.5 million, ended with $574.2 million unrestricted cash and $60.9 million restricted cash, and said EXIM approved a $2.9 billion senior secured loan for its Stibnite project. The company also cited construction progress and new exploration results.
6 min readPerpetua Resources (Nasdaq: PPTA, TSX: PPTA) said drilling at its Stibnite gold-antimony project in Idaho identified new gold and antimony exploration targets that could extend permitted pits, plus potential tungsten sources. The company cited USGS data that China produces over 80% of global tungsten. It aims to sustain or exceed its estimated 463,000 gold ounces annually beyond years one to four.
4 min readPerpetua Resources (Nasdaq: PPTA, TSX: PPTA) said it, the U.S. Army, and Idaho National Laboratory opened a modular antimony pilot plant at INL in Idaho Falls. The facility will process antimony samples from Perpetua’s Stibnite Gold project to help build a domestic antimony trisulfide supply chain for defense and industrial uses.
4 min readPerpetua Resources (Nasdaq:PPTA, TSX:PPTA) said it opened a modular antimony processing pilot plant at Idaho National Laboratory with the U.S. Army and INL. The plant will process antimony trisulfide samples from Perpetua’s Stibnite Gold Project to support a domestic supply chain. Perpetua reported over $87M in U.S. Army/War funding since 2022 and $27M under OTIA.
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