Artemis Gold (ARGTF) set to announce quarterly earnings on Wednesday. Artemis Gold (OTCMKTS:ARGTF - Get Free Report) is expected to be issuing its results before the market opens on Wednesday, November 4th. Analysts expect Artemis Gold to announce earnings of $0.4296 per share and revenue of $248.81 million for the quarter. Artemis Gold stock up 0.6%. Shares of ARGTF stock opened at $26.52 on Wednesday. The company has a 50-day simple moving average of $28.63 and a 200 day simple moving average of $27.08. Artemis Gold has a 52 week low of $20.85 and a 52 week high of $35.59. Analysts set New price targets. Separately, TD Securities reissued a "hold" rating on shares of Artemis Gold in a report on Monday, September 28th. One analyst has rated the stock with a Hold rating. Based on data from MarketBeat, Artemis Gold currently has a consensus rating of "Hold". About Artemis Gold. Artemis Gold Inc is a Canadian mineral development company focused on advancing gold projects in North America. Its principal asset is the Blackwater Gold Project, a large open-pit gold and silver project in central British Columbia, Canada, located approximately 160 kilometres southwest of Prince George. Artemis Gold acquired a 100% interest in Blackwater from New Gold Inc in 2019 and has since worked to advance the project through permitting, engineering, financing and construction. The planned operation is designed to mine and process ore on site, producing gold doré and silver as a by-product. Receive News & Ratings for Artemis Gold Daily - Enter your email address below to receive a concise daily summary of the latest news and analysts' ratings for Artemis Gold and related companies with MarketBeat.com's FREE daily email newsletter.

Artemis to buy Vista for $427M in Australia push. Artemis Gold (TSXV: ARTG) agreed to buy Vista Gold (TSX, NYSE-A: VGZ) in a $427 million (C$598 million) all-share deal that will add [...] By David Cassels September 21, 2026 At 10:52 am Aerial view of the Mt Todd gold project. Credit: Vista Gold. Topics. Commodities. Companies. Artemis Gold (TSXV: ARTG) agreed to buy Vista Gold (TSX, NYSE-A: VGZ) in a $427 million (C$598 million) all-share deal that will add another major development asset beyond British Columbia's Blackwater mine and give the company a pathway to more than 1 million oz. of annual production. Vista shareholders will receive 0.0966 Artemis share for each share they own, according to a statement dated Monday. The offer represents a 29% premium based on the 20-day volume-weighted average prices through Sept. 18. No cash or new debt is involved. Once completed, the deal will give Artemis full ownership of the past-producing Mt Todd gold project in Australia's Northern Territory, where Denver-based Vista has spent years advancing the project toward development. As a permitted gold project, Mt Todd can be developed after Artemis completes planned expansions at Blackwater, allowing its new owner to sequence capital between the two assets rather than pursue both investments simultaneously. "Mt Todd adds a large-scale, advanced-stage gold development asset in a Tier-1 jurisdiction, acquired at an attractive valuation for an asset we believe is materially more valuable inside a funded, cash-flowing producer with demonstrated development capability," RBC Capital Markets mining analyst Harrison Reynolds said in a note. Vista shares jumped 16% to C$3.70 Monday morning in Toronto, valuing the company at about C$540 million ($386 million). Artemis fell 4.7% to C$39.09 for a C$9.2 billion market capitalization. Large resource. Located about 290 km southeast of Darwin and 56 km northwest of Katherine by road, Mt Todd is a feasibility-stage project with a large mineral resource and approvals for a processing plant designed to treat 50,000 tonnes per day. Artemis plans to review and optimize the existing development plan, rather than immediately commit to construction. Mt Todd holds 340.4 million measured and indicated tonnes grading 0.83 gram gold per tonne for 9.1 million oz. gold of contained metal, according to a 2025 resource. It also hosts 57.1 million inferred tonnes grading 0.78 gram gold for 1.4 million oz. gold. At a 5% discount rate and an average gold price of $2,500 per oz., Mt Todd has an after-tax net present value of $1.1 billion, an internal; rate of return of 28% and a 2.7-year payback period, according to a 2025 feasibility study. "As with Blackwater, [Mt Todd] is a multi-million-ounce gold deposit that can be built at scale leveraging our financial strength and project development and management teams," Artemis CEO Dale Andres said in Monday's statement. Mining and milling operations at Mt Todd ended in 2001, while the property has existing road access and nearby rail and gas pipeline infrastructure. The project is located on land owned by the Jawoyn Association Aboriginal Corporation, with an agreement governing land use and development. Beyond the defined resource, Artemis is acquiring a district-scale exploration position. Vista holds more than 1,300 sq. km. of contiguous exploration licences around Mt Todd, covering known gold, copper, tin and tungsten occurrences along a more than 25-km northeast trend that the company says has seen limited modern exploration. Expansion plans. Blackwater, in central B.C., poured its first gold and silver in January 2025 and entered commercial production four months later. The mine is on pace to produce 265,000 to 290,000 oz. gold this year, Artemis has said. Artemis is evaluating a stage 2 expansion that would lift annual production to more than 500,000 oz. a year. Expanding Blackwater's output remains the company's immediate priority, Andres said Monday. Closing of the Vista deal is expected in January, subject to shareholder, court and regulatory approvals. These include Australian foreign-investment and Northern Territory approvals. The transaction is expected to leave existing Artemis shareholders with about 95% of the combined company and Vista shareholders with about 5%. That excludes Artemis' existing 4.95% Vista stake, which is to be cancelled. Sep 23 2026 - Sep 25 2026 Oct 06 2026 - Oct 08 2026 Oct 15 2026 - Oct 17 2026 Oct 26 2026 - Oct 28 2026

Artemis Gold to acquire Vista Gold for $427 million. * September 21, 2026 Artemis Gold Inc. (ARGTF) has announced its intentions to merge with Vista Gold Corp. (VGZ), in a transaction estimated at $427M. Deal structure: Vista Gold shareholders will receive 0.0966 common shares of Artemis Gold for each Vista Gold common share. The exchange ratio implies consideration of $2.83 per Vista Gold common share, representing a premium of 25.22% from the stock's last close. Company profile: Vista Gold is a gold development company focused on the assessment, acquisition, exploration, and advancement of gold projects. Its primary asset is the Mt Todd gold project in Australia's Northern Territory. Artemis Gold is a gold and silver mining company focused on the development and operation of precious metals projects. Its primary asset is the Blackwater Mine in British Columbia, Canada. Deal details and timeline: Artemis Gold currently owns 4.95% of Vista Gold's outstanding shares. Existing Artemis Gold and Vista Gold shareholders will own approximately 95% and 5%, respectively, of the combined company. The merger completion is expected in Q1 2027. CIBC Capital Markets is serving as financial advisor to Vista Gold, with Stikeman Elliott and Davis Graham & Stubbs serving as its legal advisors. BMO Capital Markets is advising Artemis Gold on the financial side, while Blake, Cassels & Graydon and Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison are serving as its legal advisors. Deal Metrics: For a comprehensive analysis of the transaction, you can visit the Deal Metrics page: The Deal Metrics page provides: - A spread history chart of the merger, from announcement to completion or failure - All events relating to the merger, such as the expiration of the HSR period, various regulatory approvals, shareholder votes, etc. - News and SEC filings - A history of deal updates - And much more Disclaimer: This article is for information purposes only. Please conduct your own research and due diligence before buying or selling any securities mentioned. The accuracy and completeness of the content or data provided in this article are not guaranteed. Editor's Note: Baranjot Kaur contributed to this article