Aguia Resources Advances Brazilian Phosphate Start-Up and Lifts Gold Recoveries in Colombia

An update from Aguia Resources Limited ( (AU:AGR) ) is now available.

Aguia Resources has secured a R$6 million bank loan from Brazil’s Regional Development Bank of the Far South to refurbish its processing plant and advance the opening of the Três Estradas phosphate mine, where mine preparation is complete and an operating licence is expected around March–April 2026, paving the way for first PAMPAFOS™ sales from May 2026 supported by seven letters of intent in Brazil and Uruguay and successful trials blending low‑grade ore with organic compost. In Colombia, an audit and operational overhaul at the Santa Barbara gold mine have boosted December gold recoveries to 70% and sales to about A$120,000, while a new high‑grade vein discovery suggests larger resource potential, the Atocha silver project is being divested for cash and retained equity, costs are being streamlined to prioritise near‑term production at the Brazilian and Colombian flagship projects, and leadership has been strengthened with the appointment of Tim Hosking as CEO and then Managing Director.

The most recent analyst rating on (AU:AGR) stock is a Hold with a A$0.02 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Aguia Resources Limited stock, see the AU:AGR Stock Forecast page.

More about Aguia Resources Limited

Aguia Resources Limited is an Australia-listed resources company with key operations in Brazil and Colombia. In Brazil, it is developing the Três Estradas phosphate project and related PAMPAFOS™ fertilizer products targeting agricultural markets in Rio Grande do Sul and Uruguay, while in Colombia it operates the Santa Barbara gold project and has held interests in silver assets such as the Atocha project.

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Technical Sentiment Signal: Sell

Current Market Cap: A$34.94M

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