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The latest announcement is out from Thunder Mountain Gold ( (TSE:THM) ).
Thunder Mountain Gold has amended its corporate bylaws to lower the quorum requirement for shareholder meetings from a majority of outstanding voting shares to one-third, a move that is likely to make it easier for the junior explorer to convene and conduct formal business at future shareholder meetings. At its January 28, 2026 annual meeting, shareholders elected the full slate of directors—Eric T. Jones, Ralph Noyes, Doug Glaspev and James Sabala—for the coming year and approved the appointment of Assure CPA, LLC as auditor, reaffirming the current leadership and governance framework as the company advances its base and precious metals projects in Idaho and Nevada.
More about Thunder Mountain Gold
Thunder Mountain Gold Inc. is a junior mineral exploration company founded in 1935 that holds interests in base and precious metals projects in the western United States. Its principal asset is the South Mountain Mine in Owyhee County, Idaho, a historic former Anaconda Copper Company development producing zinc, silver, gold, lead and copper, and it also owns 100% of the Trout Creek gold exploration project in Nevada’s Reese River Valley, adjacent to properties operated by the Nevada Gold Mines joint venture of Barrick and Newmont.
Average Trading Volume: 30,895
Technical Sentiment Signal: Buy
Current Market Cap: C$102.3M
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