St-Georges Eco-Mining Corp. (CSE: SX | US OTC: SXOOF | FSE: 85G1) announced the resumption of trading in its common shares on the Canadian Securities Exchange at 11:00 Eastern Time on November 4, 2026, following the revocation of applicable cease trade orders. Alongside the trading restart, the Montréal-based company issued a broad corporate update covering its Québec mineral projects, Iceland exploration activities, technology subsidiaries, and battery recycling operations. Investors may be watching progress across EVSX's Thorold facility, the Manicouagan copper-nickel target prioritisation, and the advancement of H2SX and St-Georges Metallurgy programs.

Key Points

  • St-Georges Eco-Mining Corp. (CSE: SX)
  • Trading resumed November 4, 2026 at 11:00 Eastern Time following revocation of cease trade orders
  • EVSX has paid $160,000 toward a previously announced $484,463 debenture settlement as of November 4, 2026; first drilling at Iceland's Thormódsdalur project was completed in October 2026
  • Investors should watch for partner announcements on Québec mineral assets and EVSX's path to consistent operations

Québec Mineral Assets and 2027 Manicouagan Exploration Planning

St-Georges is actively seeking exploration and development partners for its Québec portfolio, which includes the Manicouagan and Julie nickel and critical minerals projects and the Notre-Dame niobium project. The company is planning a 2027 exploration campaign at Manicouagan and states that recent copper price movements have led management to give copper greater weight alongside nickel and platinum group elements when selecting targets. The scope and timing of that campaign remain subject to funding availability, field logistics, and required authorisations, the release notes.

Iceland Resources Advances Gold Exploration and Geothermal Metallurgy

Iceland Resources ehf is planning its next exploration campaign at the Brunnárdalur gold-silver project in northern Iceland. Under an existing option agreement, Aurania Resources Ltd. completed its first drilling campaign at the Thormódsdalur gold project in October 2026. Separately, Iceland Resources is progressing a geothermal metallurgy initiative examining metal recovery from materials produced by Iceland's geothermal energy industry, though the company acknowledges this work is advancing more slowly than planned as the subsidiary defines the next phase of technical evaluation.

EVSX Battery Recycling Faces Operational Continuity Challenges at Thorold

EVSX operated intermittently at its Thorold, Ontario facility during the past quarter, with irregular cash receipts and transition-related issues limiting processing continuity. Management expects the ramp-up to continue for at least another quarter before EVSX reaches its intended operating pace. As of November 4, 2026, EVSX had paid $160,000 toward its $484,463 debenture settlement using its revolving credit facility and operating cash. Discussions with the landlord over rent arrears and with creditors over payment arrangements remain ongoing, the release states.

St-Georges Metallurgy and H2SX Define Next Development Phases

St-Georges Metallurgy will undertake further technical and commercial analysis to prioritise applications for its mineral-processing and lithium recovery technologies. H2SX, which is developing hydrogen and solid-carbon technologies, is assessing new development and commercialisation approaches. The release indicates both subsidiaries are evaluating potential partnerships, though no specific agreements or timelines were announced. The immediate share price impact was not clear from available public information.