• Wesdome posted Q2 2026 net income of CAD 94 million on revenue of CAD 266.8 million, driven mainly by higher realized gold prices.
• Average realized gold price rose to CAD 6,040 per ounce from CAD 4,539, offsetting a 4% drop in ounces sold to 44,100.
• Cost of sales climbed to CAD 1,867 per ounce sold from CAD 1,289; the company cited planned sequencing at Eagle River, one-time items, inflation.
• EBITDA increased 23% to CAD 169.7 million; operating cash flow fell to CAD 87.5 million due to higher tax payments, working-capital paydowns.
• Cash ended June 30 at CAD 390.9 million; 3,182,000 shares were bought back in the quarter for CAD 81.7 million.

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