Sigma Lithium Corporation ( (SGML) ) has released its Q3 earnings. Here is a breakdown of the information Sigma Lithium Corporation presented to its investors.
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Sigma Lithium Corporation is a leading global producer of lithium, focusing on sustainable production for electric vehicle batteries and energy storage systems, operating one of the largest lithium production sites in Brazil. In its latest earnings report for the third quarter of 2025, Sigma Lithium announced a significant increase in net revenue, rising by 69% quarter-over-quarter and 36% year-over-year, attributed to strategic partnerships and effective management of lithium price fluctuations. The company generated $24 million from final price settlements and anticipates an additional $4 million from incremental settlements, alongside $33 million expected from the sale of high-purity lithium materials.
Key financial metrics revealed a 21% increase in sales volume, despite a 36% decrease in production volume compared to the previous quarter. The average net realized price per tonne increased by 40% quarter-over-quarter, contributing to the revenue growth. Sigma Lithium also reported a significant improvement in its cash position, converting trade receivables into $21 million in cash and benefiting from an $8 million increase in settled trade receivables.
The company is set to restart mining operations by the end of November, with a full ramp-up expected by the first quarter of 2026, supported by upgraded equipment and direct management of operations. Sigma Lithium has also made strides in deleveraging, reducing its short-term trade finance debt by 48% throughout the year.
Looking ahead, Sigma Lithium remains focused on expanding its production capacity and maintaining financial discipline. The management’s outlook suggests continued strategic growth and operational efficiency, positioning the company well in the competitive lithium market.