Record Annual Revenue
Revenue reached $800 million for FY2025, a 48% increase year-over-year, driven by higher production volumes and a favorable realized gold price.
Record Adjusted EBITDA
Adjusted EBITDA was $358 million for 2025, up 71% versus 2024 (equivalent to approximately $1 million in EBITDA per day).
Strong Net Profit and Gross Profit Growth
Net profit totaled $145 million for FY2025 (a 68% YoY increase) and gross profit was $326 million (up 77% YoY).
Free Cash Flow and Balance Sheet Strength
Net free cash flow was a record $138 million for the year ($32 million in Q4). Year-end cash and cash equivalents were $108 million with a strong net position (~$93 million net) and accounts receivable of $26.3 million.
Quarterly Outperformance (Q4 2025)
Q4 revenues were $261 million (+74% YoY). Q4 gross profit was $106 million (+94% YoY) and adjusted EBITDA doubled to $115 million (+101% YoY). Q4 free cash flow was $32 million.
Production and Operational Achievements
Company exceeded full year guidance, producing ~227,000 gold equivalent ounces in 2025 (management statement). Q4 production was 61,000 gold equivalent ounces. Colombia Q4 production was 23,000 oz; Nicaragua Q4 production was ~36,000 oz.
High Realized Gold Prices
Average realized gold price for FY2025 was $3,474/oz and $4,179/oz in Q4, materially boosting revenue and margins.
Shareholder Returns and Market Recognition
Returned capital of $42 million to shareholders through dividends ($30 million) and buybacks ($12 million). Company reported ~275% share price appreciation and received TSX 30 designation; top performing equity on the Colombian exchange for a second consecutive year.
Safety Performance
Lost time injury frequency rates remained low: 0.9 in Colombia and 0.16 in Nicaragua, underscoring operational safety.
Growth and Capital Investment Plan for 2026
Guidance for 2026: consolidated production 213,000–233,000 oz (roughly +10,000 oz vs 2025). CapEx and exploration planned at ~ $114 million (record), with major focus on Nicaragua (Hemco plant expansion from 1,800 to 2,500 tpd, ~40% increase) and technical studies/resource updates (Porvenir, La Pepa). Recoveries in Nicaragua improved from ~87% to above 90% in recent months.
Strategic Asset Acquisition
Acquisition and full control of La Pepa Project in the Maricunga Gold Belt (Chile) completed (one-time outflow ~$40 million), adding an advanced exploration asset with ~2 million oz resources and upside potential.