DynaResource Inc. (OTCQX: DYNR) President and CEO Rohan Hazelton outlines a stronger financial quarter, with revenue rising to $18 million and adjusted EBITDA reaching $6 million, while explaining how lower grades, new gravity recovery, underground development and fresh exploration targets are shaping the next phase at San José de Gracia. The interview sets up a pivotal second half of 2026, with drilling planned across Tres Amigos, Palos Chinos and Mochimera, VAT recovery expected to ease working capital pressure, and management focused on building towards a larger resource base.
Key Moments
00:14 — Q1 revenue jumps to $18m
00:53 — Net income hits $2.5m
01:02 — Sixth positive EBITDA quarter in a row
02:17 — Gravity circuit starts lifting recoveries
04:37 — New veins reshape the exploration story
05:09 — Victoria vein moves into production
07:25 — 4,000m drill programme planned
08:37 — Targeting 50,000oz-plus from new drilling
09:12 — 2026 focus turns to grades and throughput
10:18 — VAT refund decision expected in Q3
11:16 — Building towards a much larger resource
11:47 — Longer-term million-ounce discovery target
DynaResource is a gold production and exploration company focused on the San José de Gracia project in Mexico, where it is aiming to expand mine output, improve grade sequencing and test the broader multi-million-ounce potential it sees in the district.
