NASDAQ:HYMC 6 December 2025 - 25 February 2026

Hycroft Mining shares rose 4.8% to $49.19 in premarket trading Wednesday after a filing showed director Eric Sprott bought 150,000 shares at $42.05 each. The stock jumped 11.6% Tuesday on heavy volume following an updated technical report that increased resource estimates. Investors await further insider disclosures and the next earnings update, expected between March 4 and March 6.

Hycroft Mining shares soared 15.5% to $45.71 Thursday as silver hit a record $96.58 an ounce, fueling a rally in mining stocks. Tribeca Investment Partners cut its Hycroft stake to 2.5%, down from 8%, according to a new SEC filing. A separate Form 144 filing showed a planned $699,000 share sale. Investors await Hycroft’s drill updates and resource milestones expected early 2026.

Hycroft Mining shares dropped 12.9% to $25.91 Thursday afternoon, after earlier reaching $29.70. The decline followed investor concerns over dilution risk from a $500 million shelf registration filed in late December. Hycroft has not mined since 2021 and is focused on exploration at its Nevada site. The company expects $41.3 million in warrant proceeds in January 2026 and holds about $175 million in cash.

Hycroft Mining closed at $24.96 on Dec. 24, down 8% after reporting its highest-grade silver drill results to date at the Vortex target in Nevada. Shares saw heavy trading ahead of the holiday, driven by exploration news and a recent move to a debt-free balance sheet. U.S. markets reopen Dec. 26 after the Christmas break.

Hycroft Mining shares fell about 8% to $24.96 on Dec. 24 after hitting a 52-week high of $29.80 the day before. Trading volume surged to 6.38 million shares as investors reacted to record gold prices, strong silver drill results, and ongoing insider buying. Market commentary cited profit-taking and volatility following the rapid run-up.

Hycroft Mining (NASDAQ: HYMC) closed Dec. 19 at $16.42, up on heavy volume after reporting its highest-ever silver grades at the Vortex zone. An SEC filing shows Eric Sprott and affiliates now control 42.1% of shares. The company listed $175 million in unrestricted cash and no debt as of Dec. 12. Drill hole H25D-6070 returned 30.8 meters at 438.58 g/t silver.