Strong Production and Operational Metrics
Produced 197,000 ounces of gold in Q1 2026; Canadian operations contributed over 87,000 ounces (~44% of quarterly production). Cash costs of $1,633/oz and AISC of $1,950/oz.
Excellent Financial Results and Cash Generation
Sold >199,000 ounces at a realized price of ~$4,600/oz, generating $527 million of adjusted EBITDA, net income from operations of $310 million ($0.39/share) and adjusted net income of $234 million ($0.30/share).
Balance Sheet Strength and Deleveraging
Ended the quarter with $363 million cash and net debt of ~ $80 million (excl. in‑the‑money convertibles), repaid $990 million of debt and completed sale of Brazilian assets; as of April 30 the company had nearly $1 billion in available liquidity.
Capital Allocation and Shareholder Returns
Initiated a share buyback, paid inaugural dividend and declared a second quarterly dividend of $0.01/share, signaling commitment to returning capital to shareholders.
Canadian Ramp Progress (Greenstone and Valentine)
Greenstone produced just over 60,000 oz; mining rates averaged 180k tpd and mill throughput averaged 24.6k tpd (a 6% increase over Q4). Days exceeding nameplate at Greenstone rose to 51% from 36% in Q4 (a 15 percentage-point increase). Valentine completed its first full quarter producing >27,000 oz and the mill averaged 8,488 tpd (124% of nameplate) since a planned April shutdown.
Safety and Environmental Performance
No material environmental events reported and a 25% reduction in reportable injury frequency rate quarter-over-quarter.
Project and Pipeline Progress
Advancing Phase 2 at Valentine (pre-commitment of long-lead items and detailed engineering), Castle Mountain engineering and permitting on track for a federal Record of Decision before year end, and constructive progress at Los Filos with two of three community access agreements ratified.
Liquidity and Financing Improvements
Refinanced revolving credit facility on improved terms after deleveraging, enhancing liquidity, flexibility and cost of capital; nearly $1 billion available liquidity as of April 30.