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Hemlo Mining Q2 2026 net income rises to USD 31 million as contingent consideration revaluation gains offset lower gold sales and prices
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Hemlo Mining Q2 2026 net income rises to USD 31 million as contingent consideration revaluation gains offset lower gold sales and prices
  • Hemlo Mining posted Q2 2026 net income of USD 31 million on revenue of USD 142.5 million from 32,425 ounces sold.
  • Gold output fell to 25,188 attributable ounces as a planned underground crusher rebuild reduced throughput to higher-grade stopes.
  • Mine sequencing changes increased lower-grade development ore, cutting mill feed grades and lifting unit costs despite higher mined and milled tonnes.
  • Site attributable cash costs rose to USD 1,880 per ounce sold; AISC increased to USD 2,561, reflecting fewer ounces sold and ramp-up spending.
  • Cash totaled USD 130.2 million; operating cash flow was USD 35.6 million; the revolving credit facility balance was repaid, reducing net debt.


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