• Wesdome Gold Mines management commentary attributed Q3 2026 net income growth of CAD 2.8 million to higher operating cash margin, partly offset by taxes.
• Revenue rose 9% to CAD 250.6 million, driven by higher realized gold prices despite fewer ounces sold.
• Gold production fell 18% to 41,287 ounces, primarily reflecting Eagle River's transition to a higher-throughput, lower-grade operating model.
• Cash costs increased to CAD 1,801 per ounce sold, reflecting higher operating costs and lower sales volumes.
• Free cash flow declined 35% to CAD 51.5 million, reflecting higher tax payments and increased mine development and equipment spending.

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