New Pacific Metals Corp. Strengthens Leadership and Advances Bolivian Projects

New Pacific Metals Corp. has appointed permanent CEO and CFO, secured C$35.1 million in funding, and is progressing its Carangas and Silver Sand projects in Bolivia.

Chicago Metrowire Staff
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New Pacific Metals Corp. Strengthens Leadership and Advances Bolivian Projects

New Pacific Metals Corp. (NYSE American: NEWP) (TSX: NUAG) is positioning itself for its next phase of growth following the permanent appointments of Jalen Yuan as CEO and Chester Xie as CFO, with Yuan also joining the board of directors. The appointments, announced in a recent press release, solidify the leadership team that has driven significant progress since being named interim executives in April 2025, including advancing permitting efforts and strengthening relationships with capital markets.

The company's momentum is underscored by a bought deal agreement entered into in early October 2025. Under the agreement, New Pacific issued 9.9 million common shares to a syndicate of underwriters, generating gross proceeds of approximately C$35.1 million. The net proceeds are earmarked for exploration and development of the Carangas and Silver Sand projects, as well as for working capital and general corporate purposes. This capital infusion provides the company with the financial flexibility to advance its portfolio of precious metal assets in Bolivia.

New Pacific's flagship Silver Sand project has the potential to become one of the world's largest silver mines, while the Carangas project is a robust, high-margin silver-lead-zinc asset. The company also completed a discovery drill program at its Silverstrike project in 2022. The combination of these projects positions New Pacific as a significant player in the precious metals space, with a focus on silver, which is in high demand for industrial applications, including solar panels and electronics.

Board Chair Dickson Hall expressed confidence in the new appointments, stating that the company looks forward to working with Yuan and Xie as it advances its projects in Bolivia. The leadership changes and financing come at a time when New Pacific is navigating the complexities of operating in Bolivia, a country with rich mineral resources but also regulatory and political challenges. The company's ability to secure funding and maintain strong relationships with stakeholders is critical to its success.

Investors and market watchers can find the latest news and updates on New Pacific in the company's newsroom at https://ibn.fm/NEWP. The full article discussing the leadership appointments and recent financing is available at https://ibn.fm/X5prf.

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