Serabi Gold Tightens Cost Metrics as Strong 2025 Results Fund First Dividend

Serabi Gold ( (GB:SRB) ) has provided an update.

Serabi Gold reported a sharp improvement in 2025 financial performance, driven by higher gold output and significantly stronger realized prices, with revenue rising to $155.8 million and EBITDA more than doubling. The company also corrected its reported all-in sustaining cost for the final quarter of 2025 to $1,818 per ounce, while full-year AISC rose to $1,816 per ounce amid expansion activity.

The miner ended 2025 with net cash of $42.1 million and moved to a debt-free position in early 2026, giving it scope to self-fund growth and pursue potential M&A. Serabi announced its first annual dividend and set a policy to return 20–30% of free cash flow via dividends or buy-backs, as it continues to invest in mine development, exploration drilling and ESG initiatives, balancing shareholder returns with long-term growth and cost discipline.

Spark’s Take on SRB Stock

According to Spark, TipRanks’ AI Analyst, SRB is a Outperform.

The score is driven primarily by strong financial performance (rapid revenue/profit expansion, low leverage, and improving cash generation) and an inexpensive valuation (low P/E). Technicals add support as the stock is in an uptrend with positive momentum, while historical cash flow and earnings volatility remains the key risk factor.

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More about Serabi Gold

Serabi Gold is a Brazil-focused gold mining and development company producing from its Palito complex and ramping up operations at the Coringa mine. The group targets mid-scale underground gold production and is positioning itself for annual output of about 60,000 ounces from 2027, supported by ongoing mine development and brownfield exploration.

Average Trading Volume: 373,200

Technical Sentiment Signal: Buy

Current Market Cap: £261.3M

See more data about SRB stock on TipRanks’ Stock Analysis page.