Galantas Gold Reallocates Funding as It Advances Andacollo Project Acquisition

The latest update is out from Galantas Gold ( (TSE:GAL) ).

Galantas Gold has provided an update on its planned acquisition of Sol de Oro Mining, which indirectly owns the Andacollo Oro gold project in Chile’s Coquimbo region. The company is working to secure TSX Venture Exchange approval and minority shareholder consent, with completion targeted for the second quarter of 2026 while its shares remain halted on the TSXV.

Management outlined the timing of negotiations around the Andacollo and RDL transactions to emphasize they were evaluated independently and not as a coordinated scheme. The company also detailed a major reallocation of net proceeds from its December 2025 financing, shifting about $8.4 million toward closing payments, deferred obligations and exploration at Andacollo, while reducing funding for the Indiana and legacy projects.

Despite the reduced share of proceeds, Galantas continues to describe the Indiana gold-copper project as a core asset and plans to advance it in parallel with integrating Andacollo. The update, issued as part of the TSXV’s ongoing review, underscores a strategic pivot toward a larger, past-producing Chilean gold asset with existing infrastructure, which could reshape the company’s development pipeline and capital priorities.

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Galantas Gold Corporation is a Toronto-headquartered precious metals company listed on the TSX Venture Exchange and AIM. The company focuses on gold projects, with a growing portfolio in Chile, Scotland and Northern Ireland, and is seeking to expand through acquisitions and strategic reallocations of capital toward assets with near-term development and production potential.

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